Scranton, PA
Family Lawyer at Scranton, PA
Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense, Business
If you have shared physical custody, then you shouldn't be paying support at all. Shared physical custody means that each parent has the child...
It's not quite that simple. If you had a count for a 3301(d) divorce in your Complaint you could serve her with an affidavit and counter-affidavit...
You should probably not engage in sexual relations at the age of sixteen, notwithstanding the legality of it. Nevertheless, it is not illegal. ...
This procedure varies from county to county. Typically both parties should appear at the date and time of the hearing. The Plaintiff should...
Possibly. One would need more facts to ascertain if you qualify for visitation of your grandchild. The short answer to your question is that...
You have two parts to this question, one relates to family law, the other relates to civil litigation. With respect to the first, you should take...
1910.16-4(c)(2) only applies if you have substantial or shared custody. In your situation you would use the basic child support schedule as...
There's two components to your question: - Is there a time frame within which spousal support / alimony / alimony pendente lite must be filed? ...
I'm assuming you signed a Marital Settlement Agreement or similarly titled document that memorialized what you and your ex-spouse had agreed to...
If you have no existing custody Order, she cannot force you to turn the child over to her. Nevertheless, you should consult with a lawyer...
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