Unfortunately, the simple answer to your question is yes, the process starts over. By "process" however, I mean the legal process. CYF will need...

The simple answer to your question is yes, you do need to pay child support, however, there's something called the Self-Support Reserve or SSR. ...

First of all, the court's jurisdiction over child custody ends at age 18, so as soon as you turn 18, whether you see your father or not is entirely...

Either of you can seek to modify the current custody order. An appropriate custody arrangement for a 4 year old isn't necessarily the best for a...

Each county in Pennsylvania has an office at the local courthouse that is responsible for the filing of civil cases. Divorces are civil cases. ...

Sounds like what you need is to talk to a lawyer about getting a protection from abuse order. With a temporary order he'd be out of the house and...

Child custody jurisdiction doesn't start until the child is born so, the father of your child can't get the courts involved until the child is...

In Pennsylvania the obligation to pay child support runs to age 18 or graduation from high school, whichever comes later. Assuming your daughter...

First of all, in Pennsylvania child custody and child support are two different cases handled in two different parts of the court system, so...

Your question isn't really a legal question as much as it's a personal or psychological question. In Pennsylvania the respondent in termination of...