Family Law Resources
Family law issues are delicate legal matters due to the high emotional levels and because they involve major life decisions.
At Trinity Law, we provide support and counsel through you and your family as you go through these major life events. Our team of family law attorneys assist with divorce, protection from abuse (PFA), custody & visitation, and adoption cases.
With offices throughout central PA, our team of lawyers are ready to help. Contact us to schedule an initial consultation.
Blog
Marriage: Not Just For Two Anymore?
Civil, Family Law, Individual | September 25, 2014
Changes in federal law allowing for same-sex marriage now open the doors for marriage to include more than two people, of the same or different gender.
Homeowner’s Liability Insurance Claims and Pennsylvania Law
Family Law, Individual, Real Estate | August 19, 2014
Recently, a client of ours experienced a fire at their home which destroyed a good deal of their property. This is one of many such insurance claims Trinity Law lawyers have handled for Pennsylvania residents. The homeowners, thinking they were fully covered under their homeowner’s policy, filed a claim with their liability insurance company. While […]
PA Adoptions: Contested and Uncontested Hearings
Adoption, Family Law, Individual | August 11, 2014
An uncontested adoption will proceed more smoothly than an contested adoption. Learn why knowledgeable legal representation is essential in either case.
Bifurcated Divorce Action
Divorce, Family Law | August 5, 2014
A bifurcated divorce allows the parties to separate economic claims from actual divorce, meaning divorce can be obtained before economic claims are resolved.
Pennsylvania Adoptions: The Home Study
Adoption, Family Law, Guardianship, Individual | July 16, 2014
The home study is an important first step in the adoption process, and requires careful preparation as well as specific documentation.
Grandparent Custody Rights in Pennsylvania: Primary vs. Partial Custody
Custody, Family Law, Guardianship, Individual | July 9, 2014
According to the Pennsylvania Custody Act, grandparents may obtain either primary or partial physical custody rights to their grandchildren. Learn more about these.