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Who pays for the children's college education after the parents get divorced? In Pennsylvania, there is no financial obligation for a parent to pay for post-sec...ondary education. However, there are agreements like property settlement that might include college payment plans. Learn more in this The Legal Intelligencer article by Carolyn Mirabile. https://lnkd.in/dZjJwBK #FamilyLaw #Divorce #ChildSupport #FamilyLawLawyer #FamilyLawyer #CollegeFund #CollegeCost #FinancialObligation

Do you have questions about how to prepare for your divorce, how to handle sending children back to school during the pandemic, or how to prepare your taxes? In our latest newsletter, our family law lawyers answer these questions, provide resources, and more. You can read it now using the link below. Feel free to reach out to us with any questions. http://conta.cc/2LRmzJ0 #FamilyLawLawyer #Lawyer #Divorce #ChildSupport #ChildCustody #FamilyLaw #VirtualSchool #Adoption #FamilyLawTaxes

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Sharing custody during the holidays can be stressful, and COVID-19 travel restrictions only make it worse. If you plan on traveling outside your state, there are a few things you should consider discussing with your child’s parent before you leave. Family Law attorney Carolyn Mirabile looks at traveling during the holidays and provides advice for how parents who share custody should prepare. If you have any questions about your custody order, shared holidays, or any other rel...ated issues, please reach out to our office for assistance. https://www.wglaw.com//Traveling-During-COVID-19-With-Chil #ChildCustody #CustodyOrder #Custody #Traveling #FamilyLaw

Family law courts are affected by the shutdown from COVID-19, causing many questions for those with cases in the system. In our latest podcast episode, John Zur...zola discusses the state of child custody litigation in Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware, Chester, and Philadelphia Counties. John also shares his thoughts on what to do if a parent needs to invoke legal custody and emergency custody due to possible COVID-19 exposure. https://anchor.fm//Lets-Talk-Child-Custody-and-Quarantines #FamilyLaw #ChildCustody #CustodyLitigation #CustodyAgreements

Once divorced and the parties have a decree in hand, next comes the implementation of the provisions of an agreement, an agreed upon recommendation, or a judgment accompanied by the decree. The more complex the makeup of the marital estate, the more things will need to be accomplished to truly make the parties independent of one another. Read more about what to prepare for after the courts provide a divorce decree in this article:

After a divorce decree is issued, parties may still need to complete some provisions to ensure both parties are independent. This can include dividing retirement accounts, nonretirement assets, and real estate. Learn more in John Zurzola's latest The Legal Intelligencer article. https://www.law.com//divorce-death-and-life-insurance-tim/ #FamilyLaw #Divorce

Are you struggling with the decision about sending your children back to school? If you share custody with another parent, this decision can become more difficult. In her latest blog post, family law attorney Carolyn Mirabile explores options for parents to consider how to manage this situation. Read it now for more information. #FamilyLaw #School #COVID19 #SharedCustody https://www.wglaw.com//1/School-Openings-and-Child-Custody

A 90-day divorce and one-year separation are not always the magic numbers they seem to be when it comes to divorce in Pennsylvania. Skip Persick explains why this is the case and how to prepare in this recent blog. https://www.wglaw.com//19/Those-Magic-Dates-Arent-So-Magic #FamilyLaw #Divorce #Separation