If the custodial parent dies-who would get custody of the child(ren)?
A general answer is that in a situation where one parents dies and both parents had Custodial rights, the law defers to the surviving parent....
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A general answer is that in a situation where one parents dies and both parents had Custodial rights, the law defers to the surviving parent....
Simply, yes. However to outline your case under the requirements of Pennsylvania law, I highly suggest you contact an attorney who regularly...
Custody is determined by what the Court considers the best situation for the child. From what you provided, it seems as though some continued...
Any adoption requires notification to possible birth father. If the birth father is not willing to "be a father" then he may be willing to consent...
It may be that you failed to send in one of the required documents, or the holiday schedule may have the courts in a backlog. I suggest that first...
If the Father is not showing up for his periods of custody, there really is no need to change the order unless he is using the order as a threat...
The two separate issues you raise need to be dealt with in different manners, For the child support, you can seek a modification based on your...
First, you are in a difficult position and need to be commended for focusing on your children. Second, please speak with an family law attorney....
She, or anyone who has knowledge or credible belief of child abuse should contact Children and Youth Services. However, please realize that a false...
There are different statutory reasons to terminate the father's parental rights. It is important to include all the reasons that you can support...