NCP has stopped paying CS
It is unlawful for a non-custodial parent (NCP) to unilaterally stop paying child support on the basis that he or she believes the child or...
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It is unlawful for a non-custodial parent (NCP) to unilaterally stop paying child support on the basis that he or she believes the child or...
Yes, you may file for a divorce in New Jersey based on irreconcilable differences so long as you file in the county in which your wife presently...
It may be pertinent because she is trying to demonstrate that, if you have the ability to pay whatever amounts you paid to your attorney, you have...
Family court judges do have the authority to require one spouse to vacate the marital residence pending divorce proceedings, however, the authority...
If you have genuine concerns for your daughter’s safety while in her father’s care, you are not likely to get into any “legal trouble” for not...
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Custody and parenting time can always be modified where the moving party can demonstrate a substantial change in circumstances affecting the...
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If neither party nor the child resides in the state that issued the original order, it is no longer appropriate for a Pennsylvania court to hear...
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If neither party nor the child resides in the state that issued the original order, it is no longer appropriate for a Pennsylvania court to hear...
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In determining all custody and parenting time issues, family court judges are guided by the “best interests of the child” standard. This involves...
The general rule is that litigants in a divorce proceeding must maintain whatever the financial status quo was during the marriage, to the extent...