FAQs

The court can enforce support orders through wage garnishment, intercepting tax refunds, or suspending driver’s and professional licenses.

Duration depends on the circumstances. Temporary support may last only while a divorce is pending, while alimony may continue for a set period or indefinitely, depending on the case.

Our phone is answered 24/7 for true emergencies. We return non-urgent messages within 48 hours and address urgent matters promptly. During regular office hours we have a Client Concierge who can assist with your needs.

Timelines vary by case complexity and court schedules. We will provide an estimated timeline after reviewing your matter.

Yes, our attorneys have experience with complex cases involving both family and criminal law issues. Do not underestimate the importance of hiring a law firm that understands how these two things work together.

We provide a secure email and portal for document delivery. Instructions will be sent after you retain our services.

If we help you handle your underlying criminal charge, we will help you with your expungement if you are eligible. We do however, help people with pardons even if we did not handle your criminal case.

PFA’s themselves are not criminal in nature. However, the violation of a PFA can be a criminal charge.

Yes, under Pennsylvania law, pets can be included in a PFA for protection.

A PFA can limit or set conditions for custody and visitation. We help you understand and protect your rights.