I just turned 18 yesterday and my mother kicked me out. Is this legal?
Under PA law, a parent has no legal obligation to support a child after the child turns 18 or graduates from high school. You are an adult and you...
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Under PA law, a parent has no legal obligation to support a child after the child turns 18 or graduates from high school. You are an adult and you...
If your fiancé is being charged with a felony, then the Commonwealth is going to be bringing a criminal law suit against him. You are it a party to...
There are differences between the laws of PA and NY. If the court order was entered in NY, then you should consult an attorney licensed in NY to...
Your fiance needs to sit down with either an attorney to help sort out this support case or with a representative from the local Domestic Relations...
There is no magic formula that will definitively ensure that the Court will change your order from shared legal custody to sole legal custody. You...
You should talk to an attorney as to how this is handled in your county. I would check with MidPenn Legal (717-232-0581 or www.midpenn.org. Under...
It is possible for the parents of the child (mother and father) to agree that an third party (you) will assume physical and legal custody of the...
Under PA law, there is nothing that is referred to as a "no-signature" divorce. There are 2 primary ways to get a no-fault divorce in PA. The 1st...
If you want to, you can file to confirm custody. You will have to provide the court with the father's last known address because he has to be...
It is my recollection that there is case law in PA that would allow the institution where you child is staying to bring a support action against...