Pennsylvania has gradually gravitated toward no-fault divorce proceedings. A difficult situation for those involved is made slightly easier due to neither side bearing the burden
Increasingly, child custody cases have included claims that one or both parties are suffering from psychological disorders. All too often litigants will self-diagnose the other
A recent Chester County Reporter included an Opinion from the Honorable Katherine B. L. Platt, J., which dealt with a Petition for Declaratory Relief filed by
Saling, Litvin and Hambleton recently represented an individual in a support matter before the Superior Court of Pennsylvania. Our client sought to terminate his child
After more than 20 years, the Superior Court has redefined the fraud analysis in Will contests. In 1996 a panel of the Superior Court of
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