When many people in Pennsylvania think about potentially starting their estate planning process, they may be filled with doubt at what they perceive to be an overly daunting affair. In fact, this is probably why many people put off this crucial process, and some never...
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Month: March 2020
Supreme Court will determine same-sex foster parent rights
Since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled five years ago that same-sex marriages must be recognized in this country these couples had many of their rights recognized. But many same-sex family law questions remain. The Supreme Court recently decided to review whether an...
Understanding child custody relocation in Pennsylvania
There are many reasons you might want to move out of state – or even country – with your child. Perhaps you’re considering a job opportunity, want to be closer to family or want to move in with a significant other. Whatever your reason is, you’re probably wondering...
Can virtual visitation fit into custody awards?
Given today’s tough economic times, it may come as no surprise to Pennsylvania residents that parents find themselves living in different cities from one another or further apart from one another than they expected. If the parents are in a relationship, it is easy for...
What’s the difference between legal and physical custody?
When a couple with children decides to breakup, one of the first questions on the parents’ minds may be, “Who gets the kids?” In the state of Pennsylvania, as well as in most other states, this question generally doesn’t have a simple answer. There are generally two...