Courts base custody decisions on the child’s best interests, considering factors such as parental involvement, stability, history of caregiving, relationships with siblings, and each parent’s ability to provide a safe environment.
How do Pennsylvania courts decide custody?
Share this post:
Post Categories
Post tags
Table of Contents
Recent Blogs
13
Jan
How long does a criminal conviction stay on my record in Pennsylvania?
Criminal convictions may remain unless they are later expunged or pardoned, which can affect employment and family law disputes.
13
Jan
Can one spouse keep the family home in Pennsylvania?
Whether a spouse can keep the family home depends on financial circumstances, ownership, and whether minor children are involved. When determining who retains the family…
13
Jan
Should I hire a financial professional during a high asset divorce in Pennsylvania?
Collaborating with accountants, appraisers, and financial planners can provide accurate valuations of business holdings, retirement accounts, and other high-value assets, supporting informed decision-making. Our attorneys…