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Divorcing with minor children can leave parents unsure of their rights. They may worry about how the end of the marriage might affect their bond with their children. Stories about poor custody outcomes are common, and many people may struggle to separate fact from...
It’s often difficult to convince a judge that a parent shouldn’t be allowed to spend time alone with their child when a couple is separating or divorcing. The law generally treats the parent-child bond as one that should be protected regardless of what has happened in...
Child support is an important financial arrangement that helps ensure children receive the care and support they need after their parents separate or divorce. However, as life circumstances change, so too can the need for modifications to existing child support...
Some parents who are no longer involved in a romantic relationship may choose to co-parent. This means that they opt to work closely as a parenting team even though they aren’t romantically involved with each other anymore. Co-parenting isn’t ideal for all situations....
Families come in many different forms. Some parents get married and have multiple children together. Other times, people have children outside of traditional marriage. People in non-traditional situations may wonder about what rights they have, especially if the...
Parents in Pennsylvania who divorce or separate often have difficult adjustments ahead. They have to find ways to cooperate with one another for the benefit of their children. Particularly when the divorce or separation is still fresh, it can be very difficult for...
Divorce proceedings are undeniably complex, encompassing various legal, emotional and financial considerations. Among the myriad of considerations, temporary custody orders stand out as a crucial yet often underestimated component. In the midst of emotional turmoil...