Kenneth Horoho weighs in on the change to the tax code impacting the deduction for alimony in this Post Gazette article. The article states: Thanks to the recent passing of the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, married couples contemplating divorce will have an extra incentive to get their agreements signed, sealed and delivered before… Read more »
On January 8, 2018, a new statewide public records access policy goes into effect which will govern how Court records at all levels will be available for viewing. Parties to actions and their counsel of record will have one level of access to Court dockets, both in person and online, and the general public will… Read more »
Carla Schiff Donnelly authored “Five Reasons to be Thankful for Divorce,“ which was published in The Huffington Post, on November 20, 2017.
On September 29, 2017, Attorney Carla Schiff Donnelly spoke at the Rivers Club Women’s Leadership Breakfast on “Knowing Your Rights in a Divorce.” The attendees learned about waiting periods, how support is calculated, how assets are divided and what goes into the calculation of alimony. In addition, Ms. Donnelly spoke about how the courts determine… Read more »
Carla Schiff Donnelly authored “Back-To-School Tips For Divorcing Parents,“ which was published in The Huffington Post, on August 9, 2017.
New one-year waiting period for divorce in Pennsylvania, support, and what to expect at an initial consultation. Recently, Carla Schiff Donnelly appeared on the KQV Radio Show “Dealing with Divorce” hosted by Nan Cohen. She talks about the new one-year waiting period for divorce in Pennsylvania, support, and what to expect at an initial consultation…. Read more »
Pietragallo attorneys are often called upon by the press to talk about issues related to divorce. Most recently, Carla Schiff Donnelly was quoted in the Huffington Post article “The 8 Biggest Relationship Killers, According To Divorce Attorneys.” Read the article here.
Attorney Carla Schiff Donnelly appeared on the KQV Radio Show “Dealing with Divorce” hosted by Nan Cohen. She talks about getting started with your divorce, custody issues and what happens at an initial consultation. Listen here!
Charles J. Avalli, has been reappointed by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to the Orphans’ Court Procedural Rules Committee, with manages the rules that govern matters in Orphans’ Court. He has served on this committee since 2014. The Orphans’ Court Procedural Rules Committee is one of seven such committees established by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to… Read more »
Kenneth Horoho has been appointed by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to Chair the Continuing Legal Education Board, which designs and governs ongoing education for lawyers across the state. He has served as a member of this board since being first appointed in 2011. His appointment as chairman is effective January 1, 2017. The mission of the… Read more »