Divorce and separation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +2 more
Under Pennsylvania law -- which may or may not apply, depending heavily on whether Pennsylvania courts have ever been involved in the custody...
There is no reason you should have to endure that sort of behavior. Two responses come to mind: (a) pressing charges for criminal harassment, and...
Yes, you can call around to different lawyers in an effort to get the lowest price, but let the buyer beware: sometimes, you DO get what you pay...
Your understanding is correct: there are no grounds to force her to change her name. If she is engaging in inappropriate conduct the court may be...
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You have a few choices available to you, depending on how patient and courteous you are feeling: 1. Continue to forward mail as you have done...
Your question is difficult to answer comprehensively without much more detailed information and a review of the applicable documents, but what you...
The other responders are correct that you do not need to be physically separated to get a divorce. I tell people that the overall time involved is...
She doesn't. Taking back a maiden name following a divorce is a matter of signing and filing a single document with the court, after which she...
Without knowing your particular goal and seeing any court documents that apply to your present situation, it is not possible to give you a...
Your rights depend upon where the children live, and how much time they spend with each parent. Generally speaking, in any custody situation in...
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