You should try to attend the hearing, no longer called a Master's hearing in Philadelphia, but a Hearing Officer's hearing. You might be able to...

First, you have attend a court scheduled custody hearing, unless you are granted a continuance (a postponement of the hearing). Second, you have...

All the information given by the other attorneys is excellent. See a good family law attorney right away. There are mechanisms to get a spouse in...

Although this about child support and I am guessing here that you do not have a court child support order in place but are paying something you...

Contact the Clerk of Family Court (the Prothonotary) where you filed for custody to obtain information on the status of your custody matter. The...

This is a two-pronged matter: Child support and relocation. Regarding child support, you should be keeping a record of every job you apply for and...

I am very sorry to hear that. An aunt or uncle do have standing to file in court a complaint in custody to have time with nieces or nephews. Even...

I agree with Attorney Rubin above. Get a confirmed date/time from the ex, preferably via email so there's a record; then if you can remove the...

The parent who plans to relocate, in a case like yours, with the child is required to serve notice on the other parent, who then can file a...

I agree with Attorney Gray, and further I would recommend that you schedule a consultation with a family law attorney in your area and discuss the...