Ending a marriage can be an emotionally wrenching and legally challenging situation, but we at the Law Offices of Carol E Cardonick, can help you cope with it. Our divorce lawyer, Carol Cardonick strives to help her clients to defend their rights.

Our firm offers guidance regarding common family law issues that can come up as you get a divorce. We can help both partners arrive at agreements regarding the custody and support of their children, and we can also help you determine the division of assets, taxes owed, and liabilities. Our practice can even assist you with seeking a determination for alimony.

The court will want to look at a number of factors before deciding who pays what. There will be questions about the length of the marriage, and the judge will also want to know the earning potential of both people, including their educational and personal histories.

Our lawyer can provide advice that's specifically tailored to the needs of individuals with a high net worth. This can include helping create prenuptial agreements and dealing with those terms if a divorce happens. If you're looking to sign such an agreement, we'll do our best to help you see that everything is fully disclosed and agreed upon. If you wish to challenge a prenuptial agreement after a divorce, we can help you determine whether your former spouse misrepresented key details before signing or did not honor the terms of the agreement.

Before you move forward with your divorce, it may be wise to obtain counsel. Contact us today to see if we can take on your case.

Here at the Law Offices of Carol E Cardonick, we help clients sort through a number of issues that can arise from estate law issues. We work with people who are creating documents to govern their estates, and we can also guide you through the process of executing wills or contesting them. Our firm is based in Willow Grove, PA, and we're ready to take a look at your situation if you live in the vicinity of Buck County.

The number of issues that come up in the estate planning process can be surprising. For example, it's important to deal with the settlement of taxes. You'll likely want to see that the largest amount possible goes to the folks named in your will. This means implementing strategies that are aimed at minimizing tax issues and maximizing benefits.

Our practice works with clients who have a high net worth and those who have questions about complex situations, such as the support of children. Our lawyer can even help you see that your child's inheritance is preserved in the face of potential and future problems, such as divorce.

In Pennsylvania, the court has broad powers to award assets to parties from an estate. This means that it's important that the terms set down in your documents are as detailed as possible. That way, you can rest assured that your will has a good chance of standing up to the probate process.

Carol Cardonick, Esquire, is available for consultations every weekday. Call our office as soon as possible for help with your estate law questions.