Mental illness is a widespread issue, impacting 43.8 million American adults in any given year. If you’re going through divorce or a custody dispute with someone who has a mental illness—or if you are wondering if your mental illness will affect your family law issues—find…
Parenting when you have a difficult relationship with your child’s mother or father is challenging. It takes a great deal of patience to put your differences aside and focus on what is best for your son or daughter. Unfortunately, the other parent may not rise…
A birth certificate is an official document, so it’s understandable that you’d expect it to have some legal effect on child custody issues. However, a birth certificate by itself doesn’t necessarily grant any custody rights to the person named as the father when the child’s…
When it comes to determining custody for your child, you want to make sure you’re doing what’s best for them. There are two ways to legally make changes to a child custody order in Pennsylvania, both of which follow a similar structure. Your Pennsylvania family…
