Unemployed and want a divorce?
Getting a divorce is never easy, but it doesn’t have to be impossible even if you are unemployed. If you are thinking of ending your marriage, it’s time to talk to a local Philadelphia divorce attorney about your options.
Same-sex marriage: when female couples separate
If you’re a lesbian or transgender woman who has decided to call it quits with your partner, keep reading to discover how you can navigate your divorce process best and what some of the difficulties you may expect.
10 Things Female Breadwinners Need To Know About Divorce
If you are ready to call it quits and are the high earner in your partnership, here are 10 things you should consider when divorcing in Philadelphia.
Divorce & the stay-at-home mom: 5 things you must do
Before you throw up your hands in frustration, we’ve put together a list of things that you need to do first if you’re a stay-at-home mom facing a divorce.
Divorce is hard enough – now you must consider the pandemic
Divorce is on the steady rise and, if you’re looking to separate from your spouse, it’s time to consider how the coronavirus may affect the process.
5 ways to ready your finances for divorce
By having a good, comprehensive grasp of your finances before you start the legal proceedings, you increase the likelihood of getting all that you deserve. Make sure to contact an experienced divorce lawyer to handle your Philadelphia based case to ensure the best outcome.
5 Holiday Child Custody Arrangement Tips
Every parent wants their child to be with them for every special part of the holidays, but newly separated or divorcing couples can find it difficult to come to a holiday custody agreement. Contact our family lawyers to help you reach an agreement.
5 tips for a divorce during the holidays
Trying to navigate Thanksgiving and Christmas can be stressful for the average couple, but it can be especially stressful and heartbreaking for splitting couples in the process or filing for divorce.
Difference between a fault and no-fault divorce
The difference between filling for a fault or no-fault divorce can be substantial and which one applies to you depends on where you live.
Thinking about divorce? Here is what you need to consider during the pandemic.
COVID-19 has changed many factors of divorce procedures and Sadek and Cooper is here to help highlight what you should consider.
