Peter Bort has appeared again on the Law In Family Podcast podcast, with host Aaron D Weems. Law in the Family is a production of the Pennsylvania Bar Association Family... read more →
Peter Bort has appeared on the Amarna Lifestyle podcast. You can listen to the episode on following platform: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/20-from-family-law-to-wellbeing-with-peter-bort/id1578411840?i=1000539282673 Amarna is a collective of people, places, things, and... read more →
Peter Bort has appeared on the Lawyers Who Care Podcast, with Andrew Samalin You can listen to the episode here: iHeart.com: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/53-lawyers-who-care-86262860/episode/peter-bort-family-divorce--101069879/ Connect with Andrew Samalin, here: Website: https://samalinwealth.com/ Email:... read more →
Peter Bort has appeared on the Respectful Divorce podcast. You can listen to the episode on following platforms: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-213395964/peter-bort Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-respectful-divorce-podcast/id1591074133?i=1000566865088 Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/32715e12-a259-4038-9356-e193f31ee032/episodes/7a3f091f-0219-417c-a77a-e1b601728802/the-respectful-divorce-podcast-peter-bort Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/18elqE3dvrjY7g1siaQn2G?si=_zK6S-71RyOiSkDnJEJGdg The Respectful... read more →
by Rochelle Bobman, Esquire The discussion about division of assets initially revolves around the marital residence, as jointly owned real estate and retirement are perhaps the most significant marital assets... read more →
Senate Bill 844, which, takes effect on July 3, 2018, makes some major changes to who can request custody of a child. It affects grandparents’ rights to petition for custody;... read more →
Will you still feed me, will you still need me when I’m sixty-four? The Beatles tune “When I’m sixty-four”, recorded in 1966, foreshadowed a growing trend of marital instability among... read more →
Ending your marriage is already a painful decision to make. Instead of adding a contentious and drawn-out divorce battle to the equation, why not choose a peaceful process instead? An... read more →
You and your spouse have talked about ending your marriage. If the two of you are still on relatively amicable terms, you are probably wondering whether you’ll still have to... read more →
As you divide your assets and come up with the terms of your custody and support arrangements, making the wrong move can cost you dearly – in time, money, and/or... read more →
Top 10 things you should know about your mortgage when going through a divorce.You may have many questions when going through a divorce; especially when real estate and mortgage financing... read more →
Many people cite divorce as the main reason for filing bankruptcy. If many of the couple’s debts are joint, and there are few assets that would be exempt under bankruptcy... read more →
