At Liebmann Family Law, our staff of dedicated professionals bring over 100 years of combined family law experience to the families of Newtown and all of Bucks County.

Our Family Law experience is the foundation upon which we help our clients in understanding the i...

There is not a specific age at which the Court automatically considers the opinion the child. As set forth in Title 23 Pa. C.S. §5328, the well-reasoned preference of a child, based on the child’s maturity and judgment, must be considered by the Judge. However, this is...

The Pennsylvania legislature has specified certain things that the Judge must consider when deciding custody. In any form of custody, the Court is required to set forth the “15” factors which led to their decision. They are as follows:

1. Which party is more likely to e...

You and your partner, as the parents, are the best people to decide the custody arrangements of your child or children should you choose to separate. However, if the two of you do not agree, you may need the assistance of an attorney. This can easily be the most diffic...

In PA, adult children can be made to pay parents’ nursing home bills even if the children never agreed to pay or are estranged.

Prior to cohabitating with your significant other, protect your assets with a cohabitation agreement. Contact us to find out more.

Did you know that in 1851, Massachusetts passed the first modern adoption law, recognizing adoption as a social and legal operation based on child welfare rather than adult interests? The 1851 Adoption of Children Act was a turning point in adoption history.

One way to ensure that your family has access to your assets in the event you become incapacitated is to appoint a durable power of attorney. This names another person as your agent, who has the authority to make decisions regarding any property you weren't able to tra...

There's plenty of information the judge will want to see in order to make rulings in your divorce case. A divorce lawyer is familiar with the system and can make sure you have all the income, tax documents and other necessary papers.

When it comes to estate planning, there are several elements involved. This includes your will, a power of attorney, a living will or medical power of attorney, and sometimes also a trust.