Where do I take him to court for child support and custody ?

Since you have only been in PA for 3 months, you should file in the county where the two of you lived, or the county in which he now lives. Contact...

I want to know if I could be responsible for the bills my estranged wife made now that she has passed away. I'm in PA, her VA

I agree. Debt collectors may contact you, but chances are they cannot do anything to collect. This is more of a probate question involving her...

If the two of them are still married, then the wife is getting Alimony Pendente Lite, which is support that lasts for as long as the divorce lasts....

First Year Doing Business & Need to File My Business Taxes

I would like to agree EMPHATICALLY with the prior responses -- what you do the first time can affect everything afterwards for the long time. Take...

I have a like situation where there is no court order. My son does not want to visit his dad at all.

You should get a court order and have your son's wishes made known directly to the judge through a judicial interview of the child. Children are...

In Pennsylvania, what is included under the term "legal custody"?

Legal custody usually allows access to official records. If Wife has legal custody, you should give her access to all school records and medical...

Can a wife choose not to include her husband's name on the lease, eventhough that will be his physical address?

You have several different issues in your question. It is perfectly legal to take someone's name off of a lease. If he is not paying the rent, his...

When do you know when to switch lawyers?

You need to be comfortable with your lawyer but if it is the situation that is affecting you, then you will not be any happier with a different...

I NEED ADVICE FOR A DIVORCE

I agree. Although voidable, as it is referred to in the law, the most important issue that you are faced with is the equitable distribution of the...

Divorced in 12/11, exhusband is now challenging the agreement concerning our sons student loans.

The answer depends upon your agreement. If taken to family court, the judge will have to interpret the settlement agreement.