Does your firm defend against excessive child support demands?
Yes, we advocate for fair support orders and defend against unreasonable demands.
Can I make a support agreement outside of court?
Yes, but it’s usually best to formalize it through the court for enforceability.
Can the other parent get more support if they don’t work or have multiple kids by multiple people?
The court considers the financial situation of each parent.
Will the court consider my expenses when setting child support?
Some expenses may be considered. We’ll help you document your financial situation.
Will the court take my current job or my previous, higher-paying job into account when setting support?
The court reviews your earning capacity, current income, and employment history.
How does the court calculate child support?
Support is based on Pennsylvania guidelines, including parents’ incomes and the child’s needs. If the parents income exceeds a certain amount, the court will use a different method of calculation.
Can I request primary custody if the other parent has a violent or criminal record?
Yes, parental conduct can be a factor in custody decisions. We’ll help you present evidence to the court.
How do I get my case moved to a different county?
We’ll review your case and advise you on whether a transfer of venue is possible.
How do I get or change a custody order?
Contact us for help with filing or modifying custody orders based on your child’s needs and changed circumstances.
How do I get custody if the other parent is not on the birth certificate?
We’ll help you establish legal parentage and pursue custody through the courts.
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