Child custody disputes can be difficult. They are often contentious and both sides have different wants and needs. One way to settle some of the issues in a child custody dispute is to bring in expert witnesses. Read below to learn more about the use…
Read MoreDivorce can be contentious, especially when you don’t agree with your ex on how to separate assets and debt. Child custody, child support, and alimony can also come into issue during divorce hearings. Both parties have to submit a lot of information during a divorce….
Read MoreMental illness affects many parents and is often something that people are afraid to talk about. However, mental illness can be managed well with proper treatment. If you have a mental illness you’re probably wondering if it will impact your rights as a parent. And…
Read MoreWhile parents have a natural right to custody of their children, sometimes the courts grant non-parental child custody to a third party such as grandparents, sibling, or even to someone that is not related to the child. In Pennsylvania child custody cases, the courts want…
Read MoreLife does not always go the way you planned it. The fact that you have a child custody agreement is evidence of the fact that unexpected situations can arise at any point in your life. This remains true even after your custody arrangement has been…
Read MoreWhen you’re creating a visitation schedule with your child’s other parent, you may not be thinking about how the two of you will transport your child to each other’s homes. While this seems like a minor detail, transportation during visitation can affect your relationship with…
Read MoreChild custody cases are never easy, and they often lead to an emotional and trying time. If one of the parents has decided to contest the other parent’s right to be with the kids, their negotiations can become a full-blown child custody battle. If you…
Read MoreWhen your Pennsylvania child custody matter becomes contentious, you may worry about the allegations your child’s other parent will fling your way. When your child’s other parent becomes angry and wants to push you out of your child’s life, it can be tempting to make…
Read MoreChild custody matters often continue for years, even decades. A matter that began when your child was an infant may need to be modified for various reasons until your son or daughter turns 18 years old, or later if they go to college. During this…
Read MoreComing to terms with the end of your marriage is difficult enough before considering child custody. You need time to consider your own feelings, separate your living arrangements and possessions, and re-organize your finances. You have to navigate the tumultuous waters of answering your families’…
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