This section establishes the Pennsylvania Divorce Code, emphasizing the importance of family preservation, reconciliation, and fair treatment in divorce proceedings. It highlights the state's policy to prioritize family welfare, economic justice, and the mitigation of harm during divorce processes. The law also guides the interpretation of related provisions to align with these objectives.
The purpose is to facilitate fair and effective legal dissolution of marriage while prioritizing family welfare, reconciliation, and economic justice.
Yes, the law encourages reconciliation and settlement of differences, especially when children are involved.
The law aims to provide economic justice by granting or withholding alimony based on need and ability to pay, and ensures fair property settlements.
The intent is to protect families, promote reconciliation, mitigate harm, and ensure just treatment of spouses during divorce proceedings.