I need to know how and what to do to fill for an annulment?

It is very difficult to obtain a legal annulment under the Divorce Code in Pennsylvania. You need to show that the marriage was either void or...

What do i do , what can I do ?

It would be in your best interests to file for a modification of your current custody order in order to account for the amount of time that father...

Can paternity be challenged after signing an Acknowledgment of Paternity?

By signing the Acknowledgment of Paternity, you are the legal father of your son. If you suspected fraud on the part of Mother after signing the...

What are his chances of getting all his asking for?

Based upon the sporadic contact between Dad and child that you have described, and given the age of your daughter now, it is possible that the...

If your boyfriend is not a record owner of the property and/or does not have a lease agreement giving him the right to reside there, you can simply...

Should I file emergency custody order along with modification?

You certainly have the right to file for a change to the current custody schedule. If the PFA charges against your ex are serious and founded, it...

I have 3 kids I'm on social security married for 7 years to a abusive husband I want a divorce how do I go about this the right

Your case involves issues relating to divorce, custody and support. You should definitely seek advice from an experienced family law attorney. ...

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My wife pension

Your ability to proceed depends upon whether grounds for divorce have been established. Otherwise the divorce action would have abated or ceased...

Custody question

A parent's mental health status is a factor that the court must consider in determining what is in the best interests of the child/children. ...

Do I need an attorney present for Family Court (child support) and should I do a DNA test before appearing?

You are not required to bring an attorney to court with you for your support hearing, but I strongly suggest you at least consult with an attorney....