Postnuptial agreement valid?
Generally, post-nuptial agreements are upheld in PA, but not knowing anything about the one you refer to and not having been able to review it, the...
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Generally, post-nuptial agreements are upheld in PA, but not knowing anything about the one you refer to and not having been able to review it, the...
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It's impossible to gauge whether you can obtain primary or shared custody. It depends on, of course, the custody factors, and more importantly, how...
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You're going to have to make some tough choices now, not later. PA law requires a parent wanting to relocate minor children to follow a strict...
Attorney Young has given you good advice. If the dad will agree, great. If not, the process of involuntarily terminating his parental rights may be...
Attorney Myers has given you sound legal advice. Whether it seems fair or reasonable to you, under PA law, you must give the other parent advance...
The best thing for you is to avoid being in touch with this person. If contacted, politely respond and advise you want no contact. If you see the...
Attorney Winter has given you good information. Remember, if you've been in PA for at least six months, PA will likely have jurisdiction in the...
NO, pregnancy is not the answer. Why would you want to bring a baby into the world when you're so young and possibly derail the rest of your life....
If you're asking can you pay less to file a divorce through an online "filing service" you can BUT these "services" almost without fail file in a...