This is a top Avvo question because it peels apart the layers of misunderstanding that govern divorce practice nationwide so that government always...

No! Once in a custody court, parents cede all their authority to the state as embodied in the judge. Only after the case ends does a parent's...

We here on Avvo are not a library that askers can turn to for tid-bits of information. That is because the law relies on a bare handful of...

This rather silly looking question about numbered paragraphs reveals a profound limitation the appellate court in Pennsylvania (called a "Superior...

This rambling question takes a bit of analysis to get to its central theme, that judges do not read evidence presented to them and make decisions...

The way civil litigation is supposed to work is the request for "relief," which is the request to win something, must be in the divorce complaint....

Without hearing some details, we really cannot properly respond to this question. Maybe the judge took advantage of the asker?

This question is the classic of 2023. Where is personal representation of the individual client going, and what hole can government fill when...

The asker gets the extension of time to file a notice of appeal, but he must review the rules very carefully as blowing a deadline divests the...

It is totally unclear where this confusion comes from that every lawyer everywhere is accountable for every hour he spends on a case. The ethical...