Facing Divorce or Custody in PA, NJ or DE? Protect What Matters.

An uncontested no-fault divorce in PA can be finalized in roughly 90 days after filing. Contested divorces involving custody or property disputes typically take 6 months to 2+ years.

Pennsylvania courts weigh 16 statutory factors focused on the best interests of the child. There is no automatic preference for mothers or fathers — courts look at each parent's involvement, stability, and ability to co-parent.

Pennsylvania uses Income Shares guidelines based on both parents' net incomes, custody time, and the number of children. Special circumstances (medical costs, childcare, private school) can adjust the amount.

A Protection From Abuse order is a civil order that can restrict contact and remove firearms. A temporary PFA can be issued the same day you file; a full hearing typically follows within 10 days.

Even amicable divorces involve binding agreements about property, retirement, taxes, and children. A brief attorney consultation catches issues that DIY divorces often miss and can save you significant money and stress later.

Yes. Both custody and support orders can be modified in Pennsylvania when there is a substantial change in circumstances — job loss, relocation, changes in the child's needs, or new evidence about a parent's fitness.

Yes. Attorney-client privilege protects your conversations from being used against you in court or shared without your permission.

Yes. NJ and DE each have their own residency requirements, equitable-distribution rules, and custody standards. We match you with an attorney licensed in the state where the case will be filed — usually where you or your children primarily reside.