Divorce and separation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +2 more
What he wants is all well and good (for him!), but what do you get out of the deal? Two good rules of thumb in a situation: (1) don't give...
Rules of thumb: if you have less than 50% physical custody (generally reckoned by overnights, although other arguments are available), you will owe...
Once you find yourself in litigation, failing to protect yourself and your interests is like tying your own hand behind your back in a boxing ring....
She's been gone a year, but until you have hit the second anniversary of your separation the only no-fault ground open to you is "mutual consent." ...
I offer news you may find encouraging. No, you don't need him to sign away his rights. His complete non-involvement and non-contact for a period...
Here is the language from the Act that I think is causing your confusion, but that also contains your answer: "a proceeding under the provisions of...
You say that your husband filed for divorce in Pennsylvania, but not for child custody. For purposes of this answer I am assuming that up to now,...
If your child's father raises the issue, absolutely it can be taken into account, particularly if he is residing with you. For purposes of this...
Because your home is the marital residence, it is likely to the point of certainty that (absent violence or the imminent clear threat of violence...
Involuntary income reduction is a basis for reducing or eliminating your support obligation, depending on the circumstances of your case. Keep in...
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