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Andrew D. Taylor, Esquire

FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY

ataylor@shemtoblaw.com

215-542-2105

I have  dedicated my career to the practice of family law.   I have found over the years that, while there is  a great deal of information about divorce available  online,  a lot of it is inaccurate.  I created this blog to discuss current topics, trends and changes in Pennsylvania family law.

I am experienced in all aspects of family law, including equitable distribution, alimony, child support, child custody and abuse matters.  I practice in Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, Berks, Delaware and Philadelphia Counties.  I have argued before the Pennsylvania Superior Court and Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

I work to resolve cases amicably. However, when this is not possible, I aggressively pursue my clients’ rights in court.

Recent Posts

A Few Simple Do’s and Don’ts For the Holidays

What could be more stressful than the holidays? Try getting through the holidays if you are a divorced or separated parent. This is especially true for those parents who have trouble with their ex-spouse during the rest of the year.Conflict is often exacerbated between separated parents during the holiday season. Oftentimes, though, the tension and … Continue reading A Few Simple Do’s and Don’ts For the Holidays

I Have to Pay How Much?: Temporary Spousal Support in Pennsylvania

Clients are often shocked at what they have to pay to their soon-to-be ex-spouse while a divorce case slowly winds through the system. In Pennsylvania, after a divorce complaint is filed but before a divorce decree is entered, the spouse who makes more money has to pay the other alimony pendente lite or “APL.”  The … Continue reading I Have to Pay How Much?: Temporary Spousal Support in Pennsylvania

Your Cheatin’ Heart: The Role of Adultery in Pennsylvania Divorces

By: Andrew D. Taylor, Esq. One of the most common questions I hear is: how does my spouse’s infidelity factor into my divorce? She/he doesn’t get custody of the kids, right? I get all of the assets and lifetime alimony, right? The answer is that, while adultery can be relevant, it often has little impact … Continue reading Your Cheatin’ Heart: The Role of Adultery in Pennsylvania Divorces

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