Divorce Resources
Divorce drastically affects your life and the lives of your family forever. Your divorce will affect your current income and standard of living, along with changing your retirement plans. It may impact your job, your social circles, and where you live. And the impact of a divorce only magnifies the longer you’ve been married or if you have children.
At Trinity Law, our divorce attorneys are committed to supporting you during this most trying time. We’ll help you navigate this complex process, including property distribution, child support, child custody & visitation, and spousal support/alimony.
With offices throughout central PA, our team of lawyers are ready to help. Contact us to schedule an initial consultation.
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Impact of Tax Reform Law on Divorce and Support Cases
Divorce, Individual, Support, Tax Law | February 2, 2018
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has implications in Federal Income Tax Law as well as Family Law, and impacts divorce and support cases. This includes changes to alimony, the child tax credit, and federal income tax changes. Read on to learn how this may affect you in the coming year.
Proposed Changes to Federal Tax Code and Impact on Divorce and Support Cases
Divorce, Individual, Tax Law | November 6, 2017
The federal government is currently considering broad changes to the federal tax code which, if passed, would have a profound impact divorce & support cases.
Why I Enjoy Practicing Family Law
Adoption, Custody, Divorce, Individual, Support | November 3, 2017
Practicing family law can be difficult, with each case bringing new challenges & emotions. Here are three reasons why a family law attorney still enjoys it.
What About Mediation?
Custody, Divorce, Family Law | September 29, 2017
Couples often look to a mediator to help facilitate their divorce. While this can help, you also want someone looking out for your best interests.
3 Things Your Divorce Attorney Wished You Knew
Divorce, Family Law, Individual | February 10, 2017
Three pieces of sound legal advice that may also save your marriage.
Change in Separation Requirement for No-Fault Divorce
Divorce, Family Law, Individual | October 24, 2016
The separation requirement time for a no-fault divorce changed recently, resulting in both positive and negative consequences.