Karen Ann Ulmer, P.C., Attorneys at Law

06/08/2026

Before you get married, we recommend drafting a prenuptial agreement. Factors like income differences, lifestyle expectations, and state law come into play when creating this type of document, and our family law firm can assist you. Contact us today to get started.

Before you enter into a pre-nuptial agreement, learn about some key factors pertaining to prenups and alimony here.

05/30/2026

Some people spend many months thinking about divorce but very little time preparing for it. Without careful planning, you can make costly financial errors. Speak with an experienced attorney who will help you build a strategy before you take the first step.

Monday, January 6th is here and it will be the single day in which the most divorce cases are filed.

05/29/2026

In a Pennsylvania divorce, it is important to protect your finances every step of the way. Taking early action is essential, from determining the date of separation to opening your own bank account. Our family law team can help you break this process down into manageable steps, so read on for more information.

Karen Ann Ulmer, P.C., can protect your rights to equitable distribution and guide you through the divorce process.

05/27/2026

If you are getting a divorce, it is important to request an up-to-date credit report. This is a smart financial move because it helps you spot hidden debts, protect your credit, and prepare for later financial decisions. Learn more here about how to get your most current report in order to safeguard your finances for the future.

Divorcing may negatively impact your credit, but requesting a copy of your credit report now can help you prepare.

05/23/2026

Women often take a financial hit after divorce, but that does not need to be the outcome. It is typically what happens when there is not enough protection during the process. Work with an attorney who knows how to fight for what you are entitled to receive.

Learn how to handle divorce as a woman with expert tips, emotional guidance, and practical steps for a stronger post-divorce future.

05/22/2026

Worried your spouse may be hiding assets during your divorce? Concealed income, secret accounts, or unexplained financial changes can significantly impact property division and lead to an unfair outcome if not uncovered. Understanding the warning signs can help ensure everything is accounted for. Working with an experienced attorney can protect your interests and help you pursue a fair and transparent resolution.

Divorcing couples go through a process of dividing marital assets and debts, including real estate, financial accounts, and more. If one partner tries to hide certain assets, it can cause significant legal problems for them and financial hardship for you.   A first step in uncovering hidden assets...

05/20/2026

Thinking about moving out during a divorce? While it might feel like the right step for space and a fresh start, it can have unintended consequences, especially when it comes to child custody, finances, and your ability to remain in the home. Before making any decisions, it’s important to understand how courts may interpret your actions and how they could impact your case. Consulting an experienced attorney can help you protect your rights and make the best move for your future.

05/14/2026

A prenup can be difficult to enforce, especially when financial disclosure was incomplete or when one party did not have separate legal counsel. These problems often do not show up until the agreement is challenged. Consult with an experienced attorney before signing an agreement that may not hold up under scrutiny.

Deciding whether to get a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement can be a complicated decision. Here's how to figure out if one might work for you.

05/13/2026

Divorcing a spouse struggling with addiction is about more than ending a marriage; it’s often about protecting your safety and your children’s well-being. Courts may consider evidence of addiction when deciding custody, support, and asset division, especially if it impacts parenting ability or financial stability. Learn more here about safeguarding your future, and contact our family law firm today if you have any questions.

05/11/2026

Living in different states doesn’t mean you can’t move forward with divorce, but where you file matters. From choosing the most favorable state laws to handling service of papers and parenting plans across state lines, out-of-state divorces come with unique challenges that require careful planning.

Can you file for divorce from another state? Generally, yes. Karen Ann Ulmer, P.C., explains potential complexities for this process.