Superior Court appeals relating to child custody are supposed to be “fast tracked” in recognition of the fact that in the life of a child, a year is a long
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THE CHALLENGE OF DUELING JURISDICTIONS IN CHILD CUSTODY CASES
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A recent published decision issued on November 7 addressed the question of how a Pennsylvania Court is to act when a Court of another state refuses to relinquish jurisdiction. The …
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CONTEMPT COURT IS NOT A PLACE FOR CUSTODY MODIFICATION
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In a recent custody case, the Court denied Father contact with his children except for supervised visits while they underwent therapy. Mother filed a contempt petition asserting that Father violated …
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