How do i get a affadavit?

I agree with my colleagues. Affidavits, although good for some matters (district magistrate) are not good for trial court. This is because an...

Will dad not involved for majority of life be successful at removing child from my custody?

In addition to what Attorney Hillbish advised, my concern for you is that you're also seeking relocation. There's a new 16 factor test that the...

What legal rights do grandparents have in the state of pa?

Grandparents do not have a right to seek custody unless the parents are either divorced, separated, or one is deceased. They cannot inject...

Jurisdiction for move away case

Under the Uniform Custody Jurisdiction Act, the PA Courts can assume jurisdiction. You'd need to lodge the foreign order in PA first by getting a...

The grading standards in my daughter's freshman PE class discriminate against the female students. Can I sue?

Title IX of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires equality in education for males and females alike. It may be worth reaching out to the solicitor...

My mothers estate did not have an itemized family settlement agreement so I didn't sign it.

You should contact the attorney's office and demand an accounting. I assume you're a heir of the estate and should be included in all the...

Not sure about your state. Ask a lawyer in your state. However, in PA it's not rape or statutory tape if it's consensual sexual intercourse. It may...

Custodial and non-custodial parents

To be clear, it does NOT really matter who's named the "custodial parent". The court looks at the total number of overnights (146 to start getting...

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Visitation rights if suing for child support when father lives out of state and has had NO contact in5 years

Unless and until his rights are terminated, either voluntarily or I voluntarily, he has the right to seek custody- partial, primary, full, or...

Can a father get custody of his son if his sons mother lives in a building with drug addicts?

It's a definite possibility. Among the many factors a court must now consider is the environment provided by either parent for the child(ren). I...