Philadelphia, PA
Litigation Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Litigation
You could request supervised visits; what you might want to consider is filing a petition for modification if there is an existing custody order...
If you signed a settlement agreement then the best chance you have is to modify that originally agreement. It might be worth sitting down for ...
I agree with the above posters, DUIs are not definitive, but courts in Pennsylvania look towards 16 factors when determining custody. Custody...
To add to these answers, there is a marked different between lump sum arrangements and hourly arrangements. For instance, a lump sum generally...
You are definitely not SOL. Some things to watch out for, however, would be after you come to an agreement that the kids would meet you in...
Depending on the county, some counties allow you to send it certified, restricted mail. This means that the recipient will have to sign for the...
If the property is in both of your names then generally no. Are both of your names on the title to the property? Generally speaking, the proceeds...
Pennsylvania courts consider 16 factors when determining who gets custody of the child. No single custody factor is controlling, rather courts are...
The above answers are excellent. You will need a modification of the current order with what is called a Consent Order. Only by validly filing...
I would say it is more likely than not. The disparity of your incomes as well as the temporary nature of SNAP could indicate that you are the...
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