I have no custody agreement I am getting married leaven PA to move 100 miles to ny can I get in trouble for taking my son?

Since you do not have an agreement, the law does not technically prevent you from moving with the child. However, in some counties, the court will...

At this point, you are in violation of the PFA and you can be arrested. You should not contact her under any circumstances until the PFA is...

What are my sons rights in keeping his young children in PA?

I am not sure how long the children have lived in PA, but it is clear that your son is going to need to retain an experienced family law attorney...

What happens to the non-custodial parent does not show up for a custody complaint conference?

Although each Judge has their owns policies and rules, the hearing will typically proceed without him. The Judge will usually wait a few minutes...

Best way to adopt or obtain sole custody of a child.

I agree with Attorney Nash. After you and your fiance get married, she can file a Petition for Involuntary Termination of Parental Rights and a...

M daughter's father is taking me back to lower his support order cause I'm getting married and say I have an additional income

Your new husband is not obligated to support your child so the court should not reduce the father's child support on that basis. The statute does...

If I purchased a business on my own 5 mo. before I was married, is there any danger of my spouse gaining ownership w/divorce?

Typically, assets acquired prior to marriage are not marital property to be distributed between divorcing parties. Therefore, ownership of the...

Can absent father gain visitation/custody in PA after child sends him a text that she hates him?

There is no question that he can file a Complaint or Petition seeking contact with the child although he has been absent for a significant period...

Can I move from Lancaster, PA to Deptford, NJ with my son when I have 50-50 custody with his dad?

It is unclear from your question whether you have a court order in place, but I am assuming that you do. That being the case, the custody statute...

I have primary custody. My ex has legal custody. I give ample visitation. Do I have to let my ex take my son from my premises?

This is a complicated situation that cannot be addressed thoroughly through this website. You will need to retain an experienced family law...