A prenuptial agreement is a legal document that a Pennsylvania couple can use to determine how assets should be handled if their marriage ends in a divorce. While some may be reluctant to talk with their future spouse about completing a prenup, there are many important reasons to do so.
Creating a co-parenting relationship during divorce
Parents in Pennsylvania can take steps to strengthen their co-parenting relationships during and after divorce. Effective co-parenting may help children feel more secure, teach good problem-solving techniques, reduce conflict and improve communication. It could also help ensure both parents remain active in the life of the child.
Child custody and going to court
Parents in Pennsylvania who have unresolved child custody issues may have to make an appearance in court to resolve those issues. Parents who have to attend child custody proceedings should make sure they are properly prepared so that they have the best chances of getting the custody results they want.
