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Scranton, Pennsylvania Divorce Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 7 Scranton attorneys and 7 law firms.
Bruce L. Coyer
Pennsylvania Divorce attorney at O'Malley Harris Durkin and Perry with 35 years of experience
345 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, PA
Christopher J. Szewczyk
Pennsylvania Divorce attorney at Mazzoni Karam Petorak and Valvano with 16 years of experience
321 Spruce Street, Scranton, PA
Dominic J. Mastri, III
Pennsylvania Divorce attorney at Mastri Law with 22 years of experience
538 Spruce Street, Scranton, PA
Douglas P. Thomas
Pennsylvania Divorce attorney at Nogi Appleton Weinberger and Wren with 41 years of experience
415 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, PA
Howard M. Spizer
Pennsylvania Divorce attorney at Hinman Howard and Kattell with 57 years of experience
321 Spruce Street, Scranton, PA
Nancy M. Barrasse
Pennsylvania Divorce attorney at Nancy M Barrasse with 33 years of experience
639 Jefferson Avenue, Scranton, PA
Wendy M. Schneider
Pennsylvania Divorce attorney at Hinman Howard and Kattell with 22 years of experience
321 Spruce Street, Scranton, PA
Are you facing divorce or legal seperation?
Even if you and your spouse are on the best of terms, you need to fully understand your legal rights as to property settlement, support, and child sharing. If you waive any marital rights during divorce, you absolutely cannot enforce them later. Once you sign those divorce papers, it's too late to say, "Wait a minute, maybe I shouldn't waive my rights to your retirement account, stock options, real estate, life insurance, business interests, bank accounts, and cash." Keep in mind, working with a lawyer and going to court are not the same thing. You and your spouse always have the power to design your own marital settlement agreement working with a divorce attorney.
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