Over years of watching television dramas and movies, it would have been difficult for any adult in any of our states or territories not to have heard the term “community property”. That gives one the impression that it is typical for a state to be a...
Quick Answer: How do you get a divorce while incarcerated in PA? An incarcerated spouse does not change the process of a low-cost, simple, uncontested, no-fault divorce. That signature is required no matter how long the separation, but if your spouse is cooperative,...
Either party to a Pennsylvania divorce action can take steps to delay a no-fault divorce. If the couple has been separated less than twelve months, if either one refuses, at the end of the ninety-day waiting period to sign the Affidavit of Consent required to complete...
I bet THAT got your attention. Now, forget it. The problem is that the “automatic” divorce does NOT exist. I do not know who was responsible, but when Pennsylvania got no-fault divorce in 1980, stupid and wildly inaccurate information about it immediately...
Short Answer: Ever since Pennsylvania’s no-fault law became effective in 1980, Master’s hearings have been eliminated and no court appearance of any kind is required for a simple, uncontested, no-fault divorce. Full Answer: In 1977, I began offering...
