No Fault Divorce Matters in West Chester PA
Under Pennsylvania’s no-fault method, a divorce decree can be processed as soon as ninety days after the filing and service upon the other spouse of a divorce complaint if both spouses will consent to the entry of the decree by signing a document called an Affidavit of Consent. If one spouse fails to consent to the entry of the decree, a no fault decree can be entered if the marriage is irretrievably broken and the spouses have been separated for at least two years. Have more questions regarding a Chester County PA No Fault divorce case? Contact attorney Joshua Janis of Ciccarelli Lawyers.
With regard to the date of separation, please be advised that there is no such thing as a legal separation in Pennsylvania. It is presumed that the date of the filing of a divorce complaint is the date of separation unless the facts (such as one spouse moving out of the marital residence) justify using an earlier date. In some circumstances, spouses can be separated even if they continue to reside in the same household.
At Ciccarelli Lawyers, our Pennsylvania Divorce Lawyers are both passionate in what they do and compassionate in their treatment of their clients. You deserve a Pennsylvania lawyer that is available when you need him, treats you with respect, and protects your rights vigorously.
We make your choice all the clearer with locations throughout the metropolitan Philadelphia Pennsylvania, including Center City Philadelphia, West Chester PA, Downingtown/Exton PA, Kennett Square PA, Lancaster PA, King of Prussia PA, Plymouth Meeting PA, Radnor and Springfield PA. We serve Chester County, Delaware County, Bucks County, Berks County, Lancaster County, Montgomery County and Downingtown, Paoli, Media, Norristown, Harrisburg, Lancaster, Lebanon, Reading and Allentown. For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced Pennsylvania Divorce Attorney at Ciccarelli Lawyers, by contacting us at (610) 925-2500 or toll free at (877) 529-2422.
