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We hear the term “QDRO” bounced around all the time in divorce cases, but what we don’t hear often is “QMCSO.” It certainly doesn’t roll off your tongue as mellifluously, but it’s equally important. QMCSO stands for Qualified Medical Child Support Order and serves to enforce the 1993 amendment to the Employee Retirement Income Security […]

Pennsylvania’s Superior Court recently heard a case questioning whether or not a child could demand a parent pay his educational expenses.

Few family matters are as difficult to resolve as disputes involving children.

Studies find that children who are placed in foster care with family members are more likely to be successful after leaving state custody.

Prenuptial agreements are akin to insurance policies.

Technology can be a wonderful thing. One woman made tech her friend by putting an app to use to help her win her divorce case. The woman was able to successfully use an application that monitored texting to help build her divorce case.

Putting together a family business is often equal parts difficult and rewarding. Those who find success may see the business as more than just a profession, but as an additional part of the family. The business can become a part of the family’s culture, a part of the family’s heritage. Like any other part of […]

The United States Supreme Court decision Obergefell v. Hodges resulted in the legalization of same-sex marriages in 2014.

A recent study brought attention to the fact that the divorce rate amongst Baby Boomers was on the rise. This group has experienced almost double the divorce rate in current years.

A myriad of issues can arise during a divorce. For those who have a name that is tied to their professional reputation, one potential issue is whether or not your ex will change her last name after the divorce is finalized.