While no two divorces are alike, high net worth divorces often have complex financial issues that require specific expertise. Think about it, if you had a parent who thought they had cataracts, you would not suggest they go see their internist. A neighborhood ophthalmologist that treats all sorts of eye diseases would be better. However,… Read more »
Robert Weinberg authored “Avoiding the Parental Alienation Trap” published in Pennsylvania Family Lawyer Volume 44, Issue 2.
Robert Weinberg authored “Preparing Clients to Work with Mental Health Professionals in Custody Cases” published in the Pennsylvania Family Lawyer, Vol. 43, Issue 1.
Robert Weinberg authored “Death, divorce and other concerns for elderly clients” published in the Pittsburgh Legal Journal, Vol. 24, No. 13.
Kenneth Horoho will be the moderator and one of the presenters on for the program entitled, “The Surveillance of a Spouse: The Do’s and Don’ts in Family Law Matters” sponsored by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute. He will be joined by Judge Anthony Mariani of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County Criminal Division, Phil… Read more »
Pittsburgh – Kenneth J. Horoho, Jr., a resident of Mt. Lebanon, has been appointed by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to its Committee on Domestic Relations Procedural Rules to advise and assist the court on matters related to the practice of family law in Pennsylvania. Mr. Horoho’s three-year term on the committee begins April 1, 2022…. Read more »
Whether it is your job, a new relationship or for any other reason, relocation is a tricky issue. Pennsylvania has a stringent relocation statute, 23 Pa.C.S.A. § 5337, which creates a protocol to follow in order to accomplish a relocation. The first step is to determine whether the move constitutes a relocation. A relocation is… Read more »
Kenneth Horoho participated in one of thirteen seminars provided by Penn State, Beaver Campus to Certified Public Accountants and Attorneys. He, along with Chris Pattison of HBK, presented a program on The CPA’s Role in Divorce in Pennsylvania.
There’s an age-old misconception that Family Lawyers do little other than divide up “pots and pans.” Even a casual review of our website will reveal that our practice goes far beyond that. With that being said, what do we do with the furnishings and personal property, sometimes referred to as “personalty,” that couples accumulate over… Read more »
Kenneth J. Horoho, Jr. has been appointed by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to its Committee on Rules of Evidence, to advise and assist the court in prescribing general rules governing all court proceedings in Pennsylvania. Mr. Horoho’s five-year term on the committee begins October 1, 2021. The Committee on Rules of Evidence studies and makes… Read more »