By Louis Wm. Martini, Jr., P.C. | Published March 23, 2018 | Posted in Child Custody, Child Support | Tagged Tags: Child Support |
What goes into a parenting plan?
What goes into a parenting plan? When Pennsylvanian parents like you end up getting divorced from your partner, you will have to tackle crafting a parenting plan. This plan is crucially important to how your child’s life might look in the future, and will be closely examined by the court. Before submitting a parenting plan, there Read More
Read MoreWhat are the forms of custody in Pennsylvania?
What are the forms of custody in Pennsylvania? If you are a parent seeking custody of your child, you should be aware that Pennsylvania has seven separate forms of custody. As FindLaw explains, custody can be legal, physical or both. When you have sole legal custody of your child, you are the adult responsible for Read More
Read MoreTips to prevent international abduction
Tips to prevent international abduction Pennsylvania parents who have different countries of origin sometimes find themselves afraid a spouse will choose to take the children and return home. Home may be just across the border in Canada, or it may be on the other side of the planet in Africa or Asia. What do intercultural couples Read More
Read MoreNon-custodial parents can be a significant part of child’s life
Non-custodial parents can be a significant part of child’s life It can be hard to raise your children if you have less parenting time than your ex has. As the non-custodial parent, you might feel as if your job is less important. At the law offices of Louis Wm. Martini, Jr., P.C., we understand that Read More
Read MoreWhen can grandparents get custody?
When can grandparents get custody? If you are a Pennsylvania grandparent who is concerned about the safety and/or welfare of your grandchild, you may be wondering if there is any way you can get custody of him or her. There is. Under Section 5324 of the Pennsylvania Code, you may file a petition seeking physical and/or Read More
Read MoreDoes an incarcerated parent have custody rights?
Does an incarcerated parent have custody rights? As a divorced parent in Pennsylvania who is incarcerated while child custody is being determined, you may be wondering just what child custody rights apply to those who are in jail. What rights are available to you? What options do you have? During this difficult time, clear answers can Read More
Read MoreCan you move with your child after a divorce?
Can you move with your child after a divorce? Divorced parents in Pennsylvania may not necessarily want to stay in the same city or even the same state after the split is finalized. At Louis WM Martini JR PC, we take a look at all of the potential scenarios in which you may be allowed Read More
Read MoreWhat’s looked at when determining custody?
What’s looked at when determining custody? Pennsylvanian parents like you will have a lot on your plate if you’re dealing with issues of both divorce and child custody simultaneously. At Louis WM Martini JR PC, emphasis is placed on learning the ins and outs of the child custody process. This will likely help you brace Read More
Read MoreNew studies favor shared custody arrangements for children
New studies favor shared custody arrangements for children Pennsylvania parents who are going through a divorce often fear the impact it will have on their children. Many try to reduce the stress on the kids in any way possible, while simultaneously the time each parent has with their children can become a pain point in Read More
Read MoreCan you relocate with your child?
Can you relocate with your child? Pennsylvania parents who have sole custody of their child may not want to be tied to the same location after a divorce. But what can you do if you want to relocate? It’s not always an easy task. The Spruce lists out everything that will be taken into consideration Read More
Read More
