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Neighborhoods: Fifth and Forbes Corridor, Downtown Pittsburgh
AKA: McKinley Brian E Attorney
Other Link: http://www.wildermahood.com
Categories: Adoption Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Tax Attorneys

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Phone: (412) 261-4040

Address: 436 7th Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15219

Website: http://www.wildermahood.com

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Divorce
Pre-divorce mediations. If you and your spouse cannot resolve your issues in negotiations, we can represent you in a pre-divorce mediation. An impartial mediator will hear your concerns and those of your spouse and suggest compromises that you can accept, reject, or use as discussion points in later negotiations.
Child Support
Drafting a marital agreement is not a routine exercise. Before you consider, or enter into a marital agreement, you should seek our guidance as an experienced family law firm to ensure that it is both fair and enforceable. It is ill-advised to enter an agreement on the very eve of marriage, or without thoughtful consideration upon divorce. If your circumstances involve children, you will need to understand further complexities that arise because agreements regarding custody and child support
Child Custody and Visitation
Collaborative practice is a customized, client-centered process through which families resolve divorce, child custody, and other legal issues respectfully and efficiently, avoiding litigation and focusing on solutions to meet each family’s unique needs.
Adoption
Premarital Agreement
Further, if you have legal issues concerning the custody of a child, family support, adoption, or the modifications of orders, we can help you work to achieve the results that are best for you and for your children. We also have a proven track record in prenuptial and postnuptial agreements and other matters that are germane to the family.
Guardianship
Grandparents’ rights. When a child’s natural parent dies, becomes incapacitated, becomes divorced, or has demonstrated a lack of fitness through abuse or neglect, a grandparent or other relative may wish to secure visitation rights or to provide care for the child as a guardian or adoptive parent. We assist grandparents and other relatives in obtaining custody and visitation rights, as well as guardianships, through legal processes.
Spousal Support
Few things in life are as traumatic, and potentially economically destructive, as divorce. For those facing divorce, fears abound regarding issues of the distribution of property, alimony and support, custody of children, and the maintenance of insurance, just to name a few.
Legal Separation
Legal separation. There is no such thing as a legal separation in Pennsylvania. However, the date on which you make it known to your spouse that you want to separate can be an important factor. If you are considering divorce, or are involved in the early stages of a divorce, we can assist you in making the right preparations.

Personal Injury
Unlike many law firms, we do not offer a “kitchen sink” approach to legal services. We do not attempt to represent personal injury clients one day and defend them against criminal charges the next. Instead, we limit our focus to family law, a complex area of law that few firms focus on to the depth that we do. Because of this, we have become demonstrated leaders in our field.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Our attorneys are experienced in drafting legally sound estate planning documents for both married and cohabitating clients.
Wills
Power of Attorney
Other rights normally conferred by marriage can also be achieved through agreements between unmarried parties. For instance, someone in a same-sex or unmarried heterosexual relationship may find that he or she has no rights to visit his or her significant other in the hospital, find out important medical information, or make medical decisions on that person’s behalf. However, by establishing a medical power of attorney in your name, your partner can confer these rights, so you are not shut out because you are not a blood relative or a legal spouse.
Probate

Tax Law
Separation and divorce will impact your tax situation. Questions will abound as to filing status, dependency exemptions, and liability for tax issues. Should you file jointly? Is a written agreement as to taxes necessary? How do tax issues intersect with support payments? What tax issues will arise with the transfer of marital assets?

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