Yes. The family court apparatus invites litigation as its budget depends on its caseload (if they don't use it, they lose it). There is no filing...

We really have no idea. A question that consists of barebones such as this cannot be answered because no two cases are the same. Ordinarily, a...

Very much depends on what the court thinks of the mother. The court applies a subjective evaluation of the mother that drives its support of her....

In Pennsylvania, if the custodial parent's mortgage payment is "high," then the support master can adjust child support upwardly to compensate the...

A housing proceeding is a "summary" proceeding, so it goes by extremely quickly and is done according to the Real Property Actions and Proceedings...

Actual facts do not matter in a family law court. What matters is the allegation and the government's response to it. Here, it appears the claiming...

The asker must retain an attorney. The papers may falsely allege that the father has possession of the child, and that ruse may result in the...

As New York has 17% of a ratio of the combined incomes of the parents, there is little doubt that the paying parent will not agree to 50%. As for...

Duplicate question. .......................................................... .

This is a classic fact pattern that requires hiring an attorney. The asker already committed a cornucopia of errors such as accepting five-day mail...