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Pennsylvania Family Law on LexisNexis Digital Library

By Thomas Baer •  June 17, 2021
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Looking for concise practical guidance on Pennsylvania Family Law? Check out Pennsylvania Family Law (2021) on LexisNexis Digital Library. This title covers all aspects of family law and is suitable for experienced family law practitioners and other attorneys who are handling a family law issue. Chapters include, “Alternative Dispute Resolution”, “Protection from Abuse Orders”, “Custody”, “Child Support”, “Spousal Support/Alimony Pendente Lite/Alimony”, “Marriage and Dissolution”, and more. Each chapter provides practical checklists and identifies key provisions of relevant Pennsylvania statutes and rules. Helpful commentary, practice information, case summaries, and forms are also available. 

Borrow the ebook and read remotely it in LexisNexis Digital Library. Need additional help? Ask us!
 

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