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In Pittsburgh and throughout the country, most family court judges agree that children are better able to cope with divorce when they’re able to maintain active relationships with both parents. Sometimes, however, the court may determine that this is not in the...
As you navigate a divorce, the Pennsylvania family justice system can be of service to you in many ways. However, there may be issues that you’d rather resolve outside of a courtroom, if possible. For example, you and your ex might want to negotiate terms of agreement...
As one of many concerned parents in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, you want what’s best for your kids. At times, ensuring their well-being might mean making decisions that require lifestyle changes. If you’re preparing for a divorce, you undoubtedly are already aware...
A recent decision from a New York appellate court made clear that, even if a parent is within his or her rights to do something, that does not mean that a court cannot consider that in custody decisions. There, separated parents shared custody of their mixed-race...
No matter how often you and your ex may have argued before you finally decided to file for a divorce, you must still work out an agreement regarding child-related issues in order to achieve a settlement. As a parent, you not only have duties and responsibilities to...
