How many times can one support order be appealed?
You do not file exceptions from a Judge. You file an appeal to Superior Court if the trial Court made an error of law or mistake of fact. Why...
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Child custody Lawyer at Havertown, PA
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You do not file exceptions from a Judge. You file an appeal to Superior Court if the trial Court made an error of law or mistake of fact. Why...
Who took her baby? This is a question among many. Generally, if a biological parent has their child, and there is no father of record or...
You will not receive a docket # until you file a complaint. The process happens as fast as you retain your attorney and they actually file the...
Counsel is right: don't try to do this on your own. Get legal counsel and recognize that this is a process, and nothing happens unless and until...
Sort of a confusing question, but PA should remain the state for enforcement/modification of any existing child support orders.
The dilemma you have is common. Unfortunately, the Court is not in a position to require the father to do more than the allotted custody time. ...
First, the Court cannot require a parent to take the time that is allotted to them. In other words, the Court cannot make a parent BE a parent. ...
You have a tough question to answer based upon limited facts. Who took the child? CYS? The other parent? What were the criminal charges related...
Your question was put into the family law area and is more appropriately a criminal law matter. Good luck.
Your situation is difficult to answer given the limited amount of facts presented. When were your rights terminated? Did you have representation...