Parenting coordinators can be a huge help in custody cases, especially when parents are unable to agree on decisions about their children. In this video, PSG partners explain what parenting coordinators do and how they can help resolve disputes between parents. If you would like to explore your options regarding divorce and parenting coordinators, you…
In this video, we answer the question: can you waive child support in Pennsylvania? If you are considering waiving child support, please contact an attorney to discuss your specific situation. At Potts, Shoemaker & Grossman, LLC, our attorneys are prepared to assist you in finding the best approach for your individual situation. To schedule a…
In this video, we explore the different types of child custody in Pennsylvania. We’ll explain what joint custody is, and what sole custody means for both parents and children. If you have questions about child custody law in Pennsylvania, this video will provide answers. If you would like to explore your options regarding divorce and…
Arbitration is a process that can be used in family law cases in Pennsylvania. This process allows for the parties to come to an agreement without going to trial. In this video, we discuss what arbitration is, how it works and some of the benefits of using this process in family law cases. If you…
Pennsylvania law does not presume that 50/50 custody arrangement is in the best interests of children. In fact, courts are directed to consider a variety of factors when making a determination about what is in the best interests of the child. This video provides an overview of those factors. If you would like to explore…
What if your role to a child is akin to a parent or stepparent? What part of this relationship will the court recognize? What have they recognized in the past? Continue reading to learn more about how family law practitioners may deal with support, custody, and in loco parentis cases. There’s an adage that goes “be careful…
If you know anyone who has been divorced, or have been divorced yourself, you know the divorce process is stressful and sometimes time consuming. If you are considering filing for divorce, or know some else who may be contemplating divorce, here are my recommendations for actions to take prior to filing a Divorce Complaint to…
*This article was originally published in Pennsylvania Family Lawyer, Volume 42, Issue No. 4 MYTH #1: Arbitration costs more than litigation. REALITY: A poorly managed arbitration can cost more than litigation; however, the efficiencies and flexibility of the process offset the added fees for the arbitrator, making arbitration less costly than litigation. The process is streamlined….