Child support is critical for parents who share custody of their children. While one parent may be reluctant to make their scheduled payments, they are obligated by Pennsylvania law to continue to provide for their children. When they fail to make their payments, whether by…
Read MoreWhether you share custody or are the full custodial parent, ensuring your children are taken care of is one of your highest responsibilities. The Commonwealth mandates that both parents provide monetary support. However, if you’ve recently gotten a raise or you start making more than…
Read MoreWhen you’re navigating a joint custody situation, introducing a new partner into your life can complicate things. It’s natural for your child’s other parent to feel anxious or even protective when they learn about your new relationship, especially when that person is introduced to your…
Read MoreA divorce can be stressful and expensive. You might think you can save some money by doing it yourself and not hiring an attorney. However, if you hire a divorce lawyer, you will be better off in the long run. They will deal with the…
Read MorePennsylvania law allows for modification of child support under certain conditions. Because any modification, increase or decrease, substantially impacts all parties involved, family courts take requests very seriously. When you need an increase in child support, you’ll want experienced family attorney Anthony Piccirilli by your…
Read MoreIn Pennsylvania, after the initial child support agreement has been made, a parent may modify it. However, a parent cannot modify a child support agreement just because they feel like it. There needs to be a significant life change that makes a child support modification…
Read MoreFor parents who do not live together, figuring out child support payments is a necessity. According to Pennsylvania’s child support guidelines, both parents need to be financially responsible for their kids’ food, clothing, and shelter. But sometimes parents need to create a plan to meet…
Read MoreParents who decide to get a divorce find that they need to make a number of decisions regarding their children, including where the kids will live and how often they will visit their non-custodial parent. They will also likely discuss child support payments, which are…
Read MoreIf you are new to receiving child support in Pennsylvania, whether you just had your son or daughter or are recently divorced, you may have a lot of questions. You may wonder where you should keep your child support – its own account or your…
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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