
How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Pennsylvania?
An agreed divorce usually starts around $1,500 to $2,000. Beyond that, it depends on what you disagree about.
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An agreed divorce usually starts around $1,500 to $2,000. Beyond that, it depends on what you disagree about.
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The attorneys who handle divorce, custody and support cases at ARM Lawyers.
Managing Partner
Practicing law in Northeast Pennsylvania since 1990, Nick works with clients across the firm’s Carbon, Monroe, Lehigh Valley and Pike County offices.
Partner
Ashley guides clients through divorce, fighting for their rights while staying compassionate about the difficult time they are going through.
Senior Associate
A former law clerk for Monroe County Judge C. Daniel Higgins, Jr., Kaitlyn focuses her practice on family law in ARM’s Palmerton office.
Associate
An Albany Law School honors graduate, Lauren was active in the Family Law Society and Family Violence Litigation Clinic before clerking in Carbon County.
Associate
CJ works in the firm’s Family Law Practice Group and earned his law degree from the Charleston School of Law.
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