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With the excitement of the FIFA World Cup capturing the world’s attention, many children are asking the same question: “Can I play soccer?” Across America, especially in Pennsylvania, youth soccer registrations surge as children get older and can try out for travel or club teams. For many families, making a travel soccer team is an exciting milestone. But, for divorced or separated parents, youth sports can quickly become a source of conflict – especially when recreational

When most people think about estate planning, they imagine millionaires, retirees or families with large inheritances such as the Roy family in Succession. But the truth is, estate planning is for everyone, especially in the case of the unexpected. Accidents, sudden illnesses and emergencies happen. Without estate planning documents, your loved ones may be delayed by court proceedings just to make medical decisions, care for your children, and to assist in managing your fina

Losing a loved one is already difficult enough without the added stress of the legal process that follows – probate. Administering a deceased person’s estate can feel tedious, time consuming and complicated; especially for someone who is unfamiliar with court procedures, deadlines, and financial obligations. At Bloom Peters, Attorney Madeline Felix guides families through the probate process with clarity, efficiency and compassion. The probate process identifies a deceased

The use of Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) and social media have become commonplace in our daily lives. If you are involved in a family law matter, we must caution you regarding the use of both AI and social media during this time. While these tools may seem helpful, so much of the information found using AI for research is inaccurate, misleading, and blatantly false. The Internet, in general, is full of false information and there is no good way to determine fact from fict

Turning 18 is a legal turning point for everyone, but for families with children with special needs, careful planning is a must. Guardianship is one of the most powerful legal tools to protect a vulnerable adult. It transfers decision making authority away from someone who is unable to manage their own medical or financial affairs and gives that power to someone else. Because guardianships revoke or limit a person’s civil rights, courts always consider less-restrictive altern

While some people are going into the new year with hopes of shedding some unwanted pounds, others are considering shedding that unwanted spouse. The holiday season is a very busy time for everyone with family gatherings and celebrations, shopping and wrapping, and most people want to simply keep the peace and the status quo through the holiday season, especially when there are children involved. However, when the dust of the holiday season has settled, people often make the d

November hits different for single parents. The holiday season is coming…and let’s be honest, some days are harder than others. For co-parents, the holidays can bring stress and uncertainty. Between coordinating schedules, managing exchanges, and ensuring that the children have a happy holiday, it’s easy for tensions to rise. But, with preparation and communication, the holidays can still be smooth and enjoyable for everyone involved – especially the kids. Here are a few tips

Going through a divorce can be a very difficult process. For many, it is a time of emotional and economic distress and uncertainty....

This quick read details what the Swift-Kelce Prenup may address and why high-asset individuals should consider executing a prenup before marriage.

Freshman year of college marks a major milestone in a child’s and their family’s life. It represents growth, new opportunities, and...

When planning a wedding, couples often focus on venues, vows, and guest lists. But one of the most important conversations to have before...

Attorney Felix authored this article for theWRITS, the Bucks County Bar Association's legal magazine. You can read the full version of...

As a grandparent, you may find yourself in the unfortunate situation where your grandchild’s parent won’t let you see your grandchild....

Some people just can’t get along! If parents couldn’t get along while they were a couple, chances are they will not get along when they...

In Pennsylvania, parents have a duty to financially support their children until their children reach the age of 18 and graduate from...

Given that Pennsylvania has allowed same-sex marriages since 2014, and advances in assisted reproductive technology (ART) have made...

This quick article discusses when child support and custody courts find a child to be emancipated.

Custody battles are rarely easy, but when emotions run high and conflicts escalate, the process can become particularly difficult for...

Custody disputes can be among the most challenging and emotionally charged experiences a parent faces. At Bloom Peters, LLC, we’ve helped...