Chester County Divorce Lawyer
(What You Need to Know to Protect Your Legal Rights in Pennsylvania)
The purpose of this section of ThePeoplesLawFirm.com is to provide you with important information about Divorce and Family Law in Pennsylvania so that you are able to learn about and protect your legal rights.
Educate Yourself about the Process
You’ve probably heard the old saying, “knowledge is power,” and that old saying couldn’t be more true when it comes to divorce and family law. Once you understand the process, you’ll be able to make good decisions about your particular case and decide how to move forward.
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Want Peace of Mind and a Complete Evaluation of Your Case?
Call (610) 347-5683 NOW or Click HERE to Schedule a Consultation with Chester County Pennsylvania Divorce & Family Law Attorney, Michaelangelo L. Dippolito. Click HERE to see the attorney’s background.
Here’s What Happens at the Consultation:
- Get the Facts. We’ll begin with a general conversation about the marriage, children, and assets. Then, the attorney will write down in detail facts and circumstances necessary to evaluate your case. After that, the attorney will explain to you the seven areas of a divorce: (1) divorce; (2) child custody; (3) child support; (4) dividing the marital assets; (5) spousal support; (6) alimony pendente lite; and (7) alimony. In some cases, it may be necessary to discuss premarital or post nuptial agreements and how those agreements can change the typical divorce process.
- What About Your Case? Based on the information you provide to the lawyer, you’ll discuss which of the seven areas apply to you. For example, if you don’t have children, obviously child custody is not something that applies to you, and that can be true of spousal support too. Based on your facts and circumstances, the attorney will explain the process, identify the legal issues that must be resolved in your case, and answer any questions that you may have.
- What’s Next? Most importantly, you’ll have a preliminary strategy for moving forward. It’s one thing to be educated on the different areas of divorce, but it’s quite another to understand how to implement a strategy for moving forward to solve your specific problems.
- Peace of Mind. When you’re done with the one hour consultation, you’ll have peace of mind because you’ll have an understanding of the divorce process and the options available to you. At that point, you’ll be able to decide whether you’d like to move forward quickly or you may decide that you need more time to think before deciding what to do next. Either way, you’ll be much better off having gotten the important information you need upon which you’ll base many of your future decisions to protect your legal rights.
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