Family law and sanctions
Yes, Rule 1023.1 would apply to family court matters. Rule 1023.2-1023.4 addresses sanctions. It is unlikely that the court would issue sanctions...
Reading, PA
Family Lawyer at Reading, PA
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Yes, Rule 1023.1 would apply to family court matters. Rule 1023.2-1023.4 addresses sanctions. It is unlikely that the court would issue sanctions...
There are many considerations when contemplating the filing of a divorce action. You would be best served by consulting with an experienced family...
It is always best to show up for court conferences and hearings. Failure to do so could result in the dismissal of your case or an adverse ruling....
Yes, your duty to support continues until emancipation which is defined as reaching age 18 AND graduation from high school. There are some...
If you are legally married, your spouse has an obligation to support you and your children, which includes providing a place for you to live. Your...
I am not clear on what legal advise you are seeking with regard to the issues of domestic violence. I recommend you contact Berks Women in Crisis...
I would suggest either an Emergency Petition or a Petition for Special Relief seeking an Order vacating the Order entered in November, 2015. You...
Custody orders are always modifiable and given the distance between you and your children, you should have a detailed provision for telephone...
Once a child is age 18 or older, you no longer need the biological parent's consent to adopt. Your husband would need your oldest child's consent...
There is no waiting period regarding length of marriage for a step-parent adoption. The Court will want to see that the step-parent has been...