Pennsylvania lets spouses divorce without proving fault. Learn how the 90 day and one year no-fault paths work, and what can affect your timeline.

Want your old name back after divorce? Learn how resuming a prior surname works in Pennsylvania, when a full name change petition is needed, and what to expect.

Grandparents can sometimes seek custody or time with a grandchild in Pennsylvania, but only in specific situations. Here is how the law works.

Facing a collection lawsuit? Learn how Pennsylvania generally protects wages from consumer creditors, and where the exceptions and bank accounts come in.

Facing foreclosure? Learn how Chapter 13 can pause a sale and help you catch up on missed mortgage payments, and where its limits are.

Got a letter saying your credit dispute was verified? Here is what the FCRA and the courts say a credit bureau must actually do.

Explore New Jersey tortious interference with contracts and prospective economic advantage, and what evidence to bring to an attorney.

Learn what records help evaluate interference with an existing contract or prospective business deal in Pennsylvania, including proof of improper conduct and loss.

A harmful statement about a New Jersey company or its product may involve different claims. Preserve the words, publication, and evidence of loss.

False reviews can damage a Pennsylvania business. Learn the defamation elements, how opinions can imply hidden facts, and what evidence supports action.

Learn what to preserve when someone makes an allegedly false and harmful statement in New Jersey, including the words, audience, and publication date.

A harmful Pennsylvania statement may be actionable even when phrased as opinion. Review the legal elements, implied facts, and evidence to preserve.

Before agreeing to a divorce home buyout, address the appraisal, valuation date, loan balances, financing, and fallback terms with your attorney.

Understand limited-scope legal help, including document review, drafting, hearing coverage, deadlines, and the tasks assigned in an engagement agreement.

Planning a second marriage? Discuss financial disclosure, children, property, debts, and independent advice before signing a Pennsylvania or NJ prenup.

Gather the judgment, service records, court docket, and collection notices for a prompt review of a Pennsylvania or New Jersey default judgment.

An unfamiliar company on a debt lawsuit may be a debt buyer. Learn what documents to gather and why the court response deadline still matters.

Review vehicle equity, loan status, exemptions, and reaffirmation questions before filing bankruptcy in Pennsylvania or New Jersey.

Prepare income, debt, property, and expense records for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 consultation with Ames Law Group in Pennsylvania or New Jersey.

Considering a change to New Jersey alimony? Review the agreement, type of award, financial evidence, retirement, and other changed circumstances.