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Tibbott & Richardson, P.C. 1040 Fifth Avenue, Fourth Floor Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412-690-0225 Website We Help Professionals Facing Family Law Issues Or Criminal Charges Find Their Freedom With Strength And Integrity Tibbott & Richardson, P.C.: Trusted PA law firm for DUI, criminal defense, and family law. Compassionate support. Tibbott & Richardson, P.C. is a respected law firm in Pittsburgh and Ebensburg, Pennsylvania, specializing in DUI, criminal defense, and family law. Our experienced team offers personalized, compassionate representation to guide clients through legal challenges. Criminal Law: We tailor strategies to each client’s needs, supported by our attorneys' specialized training. Family Law: We provide individualized support in child custody, divorce, and adoption, drawing on our extensive knowledge of Pennsylvania family law. Drug Charges: We focus on strong defense strategies for clients facing drug charges, carefully navigating each case to protect rights and futures. At Tibbott & Richardson, client satisfaction is our priority. Contact us for a complimentary consultation to discuss your legal needs.

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Family Law Attorney in Garden City NY

Hedayati Law Group, P.C.

666 Old Country Road Suite 444 Garden City, New York 11530 (516) 334-4100 https://www.hedayatilaw.com/

Hedayati Law Group P.C. specializes in divorce and family law, as well as personal injury in New York City and Long Island. We have 150+ years of combined experience. Our firm prioritizes client goals with competitive rates, offering dedicated and affordable counsel. Services to mention are uncontested divorce, equitable distribution, spousal support, and personal injury to name a few. We support legal associations and have received excellent accolades. Clients praise our supportive, effective, and personalized approach, minimizing stress and achieving favorable outcomes efficiently. We provide honest, trustworthy, and discreet legal counsel, tailoring solutions for comprehensive client support. If you're seeking a Family Law Attorney or Divorce Attorney, our experienced team is here to help.

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Does It Matter Who Files First in a Chicago Divorce?

When it comes to filing for divorce, sometimes I see a rush to the courthouse.  The client insists on getting things ready to file first.  Should there be a rush to the courthouse when filing a Chicago divorce?  If you both reside in the same general area, the answer is no.  There is not any real significance to who filed first when you are both would file the case in the same court.  Read the full article

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Do I Need a Divorce Lawyer If We Agree on Everything?

You should have a lawyer – even if you agree on everything.  You want to make sure that your divorce is done properly and completely so you don’t have any surprises or unexpected issues come up at a later date if something was forgotten or left undone.  Often, I am asked, can we use the same lawyer – and the answer to that question is, No.  Even though you agree on everything, it is still an adversarial situation and one lawyer cannot advise both of you about the terms and consequences of the agreement.  Each party should have their own attorney to provide independent advice about the terms of your agreement.  Read the full article

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What is the “Waiting Period” for Filing for Divorce in Chicago, Illinois?

The “waiting period” and other jurisdictional issues can be very confusing when a couple is contemplating filing for a divorce.  When it comes to a waiting period for filing for divorce in Chicago, there are generally two separate questions or issues that arise in these discussions.  Read the full article

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Before You File for Divorce in Illinois Consider This...

Before you file for divorce there are a number of considerations to keep in mind. Once you file for divorce in Illinois, there are many changes that occur once parties. It can be difficult to determine whether or not you want to file when you want to file, and how it will impact you and your family. This article is designed to give you an idea of what to expect, and things to consider when determining whether or not to file for divorce in Illinois. Read the full article

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Are Divorced Parents Required to Pay for College in Illinois?

As Chicago divorce lawyers clients with children often if divorced parents are required to pay for college. The general simplified answer is “yes”.  The law in Illinois is that if the parents of a college-age child are unmarried (either divorced or never married to each other) the Court can require each parent to contribute to the cost of a college education.    Read the full article

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When is the Time for Termination of Spousal Maintenance?

When it comes to termination of spousal maintenance or spousal support (previously known as alimony), things can get tricky.  To save yourself the headache that often comes with early termination of spousal maintenance, be sure to set up clear "terminating events" in the spousal maintenance provisions of your marital settlement agreement.  An example of a terminating event would be the death or passing of either the payee or the payor of the spousal support or spousal maintenance.  Another termination event could be cohabitation.  Set a clear terminating date, as well. The clearer you are in your marital settlement agreement, the fewer issues you will encounter post-divorce.  In this blog, we explore some of the different circumstances that you could leverage to terminate spousal maintenance.   Read the full article

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Can I Purchase a Home While Going Through a Divorce?

A common question when parties are separating into two households is what should they do in regard to finding a new place to live.  Divorcing spouses like to know if they have the option to purchase a home rather than rent a home.  This question is tricky because the answer to this can vary based upon the state a person resides in as well as how far along they are in the divorce process.  For purposes of this article, we are discussing the rules regarding purchasing a home in Illinois during a divorce. Read the full article

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Excessive Spending During Divorce

Once a divorce is looming, some people change their spending habits.  Some start excessive spending expending money on purchases that they never did before, while others start taking trips or signing up for classes. Is any of this spending appropriate during the time you are going through your divorce? Read the full article

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5 Helpful Tips When Divorcing Over 50

Divorcing over 50, sometimes called a “gray divorce”, comes with some unique challenges. While divorce is rarely easy, without careful planning and sound legal advice, going through a divorce after decades of marriage can take a significant toll on your emotional and financial health.  Therefore, planning for this difficult and life-altering event is important to help alleviate stress.  Knowing what to expect, and choosing the right divorce attorney to look out for your interests, will also allow you to approach your future with confidence. Read the full article