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Domestic Abuse

A Global Perspective on a Domestic Relations Problem by Elizabeth L. Bennett, Attorney at Law

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Pennsylvania distributes marital property on an "equitable" basis, which means the court awards property in a manner it believes is fair, not necessarily on a 50-50 basis. The court considers numerous factors when it considers how to award divorce property, and it can also award alimony.

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