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Void Marriage: Voidable Marriage: Effects of Annulment: Divorce Lawyer R. Badet is an experienced attorney who can assist clients at every stage of the divorce and annulment process. Whether it’s a simple or complex case involving spousal support, child support, custody, or property division, he has the experience to guide you to the best possible […]

Alimony is financial support paid to the spouse who is financially disadvantaged. There are three types of alimony: periodic, lump sum, and rehabilitative. Factors the Court Considers When Determining Alimony: The court evaluates several factors when deciding on alimony, including: Considerations for Awarding Alimony: The court primarily considers the need of the disadvantaged spouse and […]

In Pennsylvania, paternity is a key legal issue, particularly when determining a father’s rights and responsibilities toward a child. The state has strong presumptions of paternity to encourage family preservation, ensuring that the marital relationship plays a significant role in determining a child’s father. Presumption of Paternity in Marriage When a child is born to […]

When dividing marital property in Pennsylvania divorces, the court considers several different types of property and assets. Some of the key considerations include: 1. Professional Licenses or Degrees While a professional license or degree itself is not considered marital property, the court can use its equity powers to award compensation in the form of reimbursement […]

If you’re seeking to end your marriage in Norristown, you can file for divorce in the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas. The court is located at: Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas2 E Airy St, Norristown, PA 19401Phone: 610-278-3360Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:15 p.m. In Norristown, a divorce can either be […]

In Pennsylvania, no-fault divorce refers to divorces where neither party blames the other for the breakdown of the marriage. Instead, the focus is on whether the marriage is irretrievably broken. There are two main types of no-fault divorce grounds: 1. Consent Divorce (Mutual Consent Divorce) For a consent divorce, both spouses must mutually agree to […]

In Pennsylvania, the modification of custody orders is primarily based on the best interest of the child. There are several key aspects to understand when it comes to modifying a custody order, including the role of changes in circumstances, the importance of child safety, and the process of relocation. Best Interest of the Child When […]

In Pennsylvania, there are two fundamental requirements for a ceremonial marriage: obtaining a marriage license and performing a ceremony. 1. Marriage License: 2. Ceremony (Solemnization): 3. Substantive Restrictions on the Bride and Groom: 4. Additional Requirements: Common-Law Marriage in Pennsylvania: Although common-law marriages were recognized in Pennsylvania, they were abolished after January 1, 2005. However, […]

If you wish to end your marriage in Philadelphia, the process begins by filing for a divorce at the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas, located at 1501 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19102. The court operates from 8:30 AM to 4:15 PM on official working days. There are two main types of divorce in Philadelphia: […]

In order for a Philadelphia court to grant a divorce, it must have both subject matter jurisdiction and personal jurisdiction over the parties involved. Here’s a breakdown of how these work: Subject Matter Jurisdiction: This refers to the court’s authority to hear and decide a divorce case. Pennsylvania courts automatically have subject matter jurisdiction over […]