WEIRD DIVORCE LAWS

By: Jennifer Lemanowicz | Nov 17, 2020 | Divorce, Family Law

WEIRD DIVORCE LAWS Let's be honest: divorcing your spouse can be a strange, bewildering experience, but who would have thought it would lead to so many odd laws The cities, states and countries below are home to divorce laws that are so unusual, they'll have you scratching your head In cases

Roll With The Changes, Even After Your Divorce is Finalized

By: Gregory P. LaMonaca | Nov 10, 2020 | Divorce, Family Law

Roll With The Changes, Even After Your Divorce is Finalized Divorce can be overwhelming, and when it is finally over, you may feel refreshed and relieved, until something happens that may warrant a change to the terms of your divorce decree Such issues and events may arise, particularly if there

What is Virtual LaMonaca Law and what steps have we taken to safeguard clients during COVID-19?

By: Kristy Panella | Nov 5, 2020 | Family Law

What is Virtual LaMonaca Law and what steps have we taken to safeguard clients during COVID-19 Virtual LaMonaca Law was created in 2019 When the Covid-19 crisis struck, we seamlessly transitioned to working remotely during the crisis, and have been fully staffed and operational throughout without

Even If Your Divorce Is Amicable, Consult with Us

By: Gregory P. LaMonaca | Nov 3, 2020 | Divorce

EVEN IF YOUR DIVORCE IS AMICABLE, CONSULT WITH US It may seem like an uncontested divorce is easy enough to handle on your own, but doing so is not advisable There are legalities that must be properly handled, especially if you and your spouse own any property, assets, or share financial accounts

How To Handle Property In A Divorce?

By: Gregory P. LaMonaca | Oct 29, 2020 | Divorce, Family Law

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How To Handle Property In A Divorce During the divorce process, LaMonaca Law can help determine the best solution for the division and distribution of marital property, including real estate and other assets Equitable distribution is the process of dividing marital assets and debts and is based on

Staying Together for the Kids

By: Alicia Fastman | Oct 27, 2020 | Custody, Divorce, Family Law

Staying Together for the Kids Many unhappily married parents choose to stay married rather than separating and divorcing in the interest of “staying together for the kids” They believe that it is best for their children to be raised in an intact family rather than to be the child of divorce

BECAUSE YOUR CHILDREN MEAN EVERYTHING TO YOU!

By: Gregory P. LaMonaca | Oct 22, 2020 | Custody, Family Law

BECAUSE YOUR CHILDREN MEAN EVERYTHING TO YOU! We know your children mean everything to you, so LaMonaca Law wants to make your custody conflicts and arrangements as fair and painless as possible in order to ease the burden on your children and your family When you need a top custody lawyer in

What are our specialty teams?

By: Kristy Panella | Oct 20, 2020 | Family Law, Divorce, Non-Traditional Family Law, Support

What are our specialty teams Our specialty teams consist of several members who add individualized and dynamic energy, passion, and experience to create a collectively greater result Our specialty teams are: Appellate Unit Melissa Towsey Rich is the supervising attorney of the Appellate

What is “Brutally Honest” and how has it transformed lives?

By: Gregory P. LaMonaca | Oct 15, 2020 | Family Law, Custody, Divorce, Non-Traditional Family Law

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What is “Brutally Honest” and how has it transformed lives “Brutally Honest” is a three-phase, comprehensive process I created to apply to all of our cases It is designed to assess the past, determine the client’s current objectives, and to develop a proactive plan to guide clients

What Happens if One Party Dies During Divorce Proceedings?

By: Alicia Fastman | Oct 13, 2020 | Divorce

What Happens if One Party Dies During Divorce Proceedings In Pennsylvania, if one party dies while a divorce is pending, the surviving spouse’s ability to proceed in obtaining a divorce decree or continuing forward with economic claims depends on whether grounds for divorce were established