Current studies show that almost fifty percent of marriages end in divorce. When you separate from your spouse, whether by your own choice or otherwise, your immediate future is full of questions. The attorneys at the Mazza Law Group, P.C. will provide the answers you need and be zealous advocates, fighting for your rights.
Contact our State College Divorce law attorneys by calling 877-695-7618.
The most common divorce is a "no-fault" divorce, whereby the grounds for divorce are the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. On this basis, a decree of divorce can be entered by the Court as early as Ninety days after the filing and service of a divorce complaint, if both parties consent. If they do not consent, a decree of divorce can be entered after the parties have been separated for a period of two years.
The division of martial assets and debts, termed "equitable distribution" can occur through the discretion of the Court or by agreement of the parties. Many factors are used by the Court in determining equitable distribution of marital property, including length of marriage, income of both parties, and health of both parties. Our attorneys can review these factors with you and help you exert your rights to marital property under the law.
Compassionate. Trustworthy. Well-respected. These are attributes of the lawyers who practice at our law firm. We routinely litigate and negotiate family law matters and can assist you with your situation. To set up an initial appointment or for more information contact us online or by calling 877-695-7618.
