Can I unfreeze my pension?

You don’t speak about your own divorce attorney. Do you have one? There are some fine and experienced family lawyers in your area. It is worth...

Well, as I explain to my clients, there are 2 answers to this question: Choose your answer. (1). No, PA no longer has “legal separation; it was...

Can my fired divorce lawyer keep a deposit out of my retainer after using $5500 of my retainer in 3 months? Anything I can do?

You pose a tough problem: should you be required to compensate a lawyer whose services to you appeared substandard? The answer, sadly, is: ...

Since you and your husband are still alive and married to each other, if you both agree that at least some of the terms of your prenuptial...

Can I change the jurisdiction of a 2010 New Jersey Divorce Agreement to Pennsylvania and then amend the Alimony terms?

First of all, you will need to find a lawyer familiar with New Jersey property settlement and contract law. because that was the state where the...

Don you have to go before the equitable distribuation master if you know that all of the assets have not been disclosed?

Although I don’t disagree with the other attorneys’ answers to your question, I am writing to share what I believe is the proper relationship...

Is there an advantage to purchasing a house now that will be partially willed to me?

I’m not sure I agree with Attorney Blair; hoping a real estate lawyer will hop in with advice as well. If you purchase the house for cash at...

In a parent's will that names the children the heirs and one of the child has passed will inheritance go to the widow.

It depends on how the will is written; PA does have a savings clause that would preserve an gift to a deceased person’s heirs, but some wills share...

I’m assuming your mother has passed away and one or more of them were named as executors or administrators of her estate. The answer to your...

HELLO MY HUSBAND I WERE SEPERATED BUT STILL LEGALLY MARRIED,

You need to speak to a probate attorney in the IL county where h]your husband resided at the time of his death; every state’s laws are different,so...