I live in Pa. and got married in NJ. DO I have to go back to NJ to get a divorce?
If PA has been your place of residence (or your spouse's place of residence) for six months or more, you can file here.
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If PA has been your place of residence (or your spouse's place of residence) for six months or more, you can file here.
A starting point would be to file for support. If he files for divorce, you file for alimony and also (if there is marital property) for equitable...
I would take a different approach. And the person who told you that you are not married is dead wrong. I would recommend that the two of you...
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I would assume from your question that the Complaint in Divorce alleged irretrievable breakdown. If it did, you do not need to amend to proceed...
The idea that there is a magic age where the child's preference is binding is a complete myth.
We would all like to know a foolproof method of determining when someone is lying. It doesn't exist. I would recommend that you arrange for your...
Here's the link for Pa. Rule of Civil Procedure 1920.42: https://www.pacode.com/secure/data/231/chapter1920/s1920.42.html Print it out and...
First off, an arbitration award such as you describe is NOT conclusive. Either side can appeal it to the Court of Common Pleas and have a trial...
I agree with Mr. Paes. I would add that the most practical approach would be to accept the situation in the short run but spend time with your son....