April 15, 2025
Blog, Insights & Impact Business Blog
By:
Gaetan J. Alfano
The past few decades have seen a Supreme Court receptive to claims brought on the basis of freedom of religion. For example, in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. (June 2014), the Supreme Court ruled that the Affordable Care Act’s mandate requiring employers to cover contraception burdened the religious freedom... Read More
March 21, 2025
Blog, Family Law Blog
By:
Kerri Lee Cappella
On March 20, 2025, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court recognized “Intent-Based Parentage” as a pathway to legal parenthood in the Commonwealth. In the landmark decision of Glover v. Junior, the court recognized previously unavailable rights of parentage for non-biological parties in cases in which a child was conceived through assisted reproductive... Read More
February 26, 2025
Blog, Insights & Impact Business Blog
By:
Gaetan J. Alfano
, Tatyanah M. Brehouse
On February 13, 2025, U.S. House Republican, Kevin Kiley, introduced two bills that would fundamentally change how employers classify workers as well as impact wage and hour litigation. Aimed at supporting and protecting independent contractors, the Modern Worker Empowerment Act (H.B. 1319) and the Modern Worker Security Act (H.B. 1320)... Read More
September 18, 2024
Blog, Family Law Blog
By:
Robert D. Weinberg
“It didn’t happen if there isn’t a document to prove it.” This proposition is a little bit like “possession is nine tenths of the law.” It sounds good and frequently applies, but it isn’t as absolute as it sounds. In any divorce and custody case, the testimony of the parties... Read More
September 6, 2024
Blog, Family Law Blog
By:
Kerri Lee Cappella
When parties separate in anticipation of divorce, there are several key financial considerations that must be addressed at the outset. Who’s staying in the residence? Who’s paying support to whom, what, if anything, do we do with the marital assets and debts while the case is pending? Interim relief is... Read More
June 19, 2024
Blog, Family Law Blog
By:
Robert D. Weinberg
Whether it is from TV shows, movies, or stories from friends, people who are unacquainted with the divorce and custody process often come to initial consultations with attorneys with certain expectations that are, well, based on myths. Here are the most common myths that have made the top five list:... Read More
May 29, 2024
Blog, Insights & Impact Business Blog
The closure of the Studebaker-Packard Corporation car manufacturing plant in 1963 was a major catalyst leading into the enactment of the Employee Retirement Income Savings Act of 1974 (“ERISA”), which became effective on September 4, 1974. This pension plan had promised generous benefits for the participants, but the plan was... Read More
May 7, 2024
Blog, Family Law Blog
By:
Carla Schiff Donnelly
When you hear a couple is divorcing, one of the first questions people ask is “who is keeping the house?” Clients rarely ask the question that way. They more often ask, should I keep the house? Indeed, that is the better question because keeping the house is not always a... Read More
March 13, 2024
Blog, Family Law Blog
By:
Carla Schiff Donnelly
As a child of divorce, I know there is nothing more heartwarming than when your parents can get along and co-parent well. No, you do not need to be besties with your ex. However, you owe it to your children to strive toward more cordial and respectful communications. Here are... Read More
February 16, 2024
Blog, Family Law Blog
By:
Carla Schiff Donnelly
For divorce lawyers, Valentine’s Day means two things: engagements and prenuptial agreements. While others are throwing away wilted roses and finishing off the last few chocolates from heart shaped boxes, divorce attorneys are fielding calls about prenuptial agreements. As I discussed in “Getting Married? Four Reasons Why You Need a... Read More
