Answers to Common Family Law Questions

Q: If I File For Divorce, Who Would Get The House?

A: Whether you retain the house during a divorce depends on various factors. Our family law attorney can assist in determining your rights and options, including obtaining exclusive possession of the home or ensuring fair distribution of the home's equity. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss your case.

Q: Can I Get Spousal Support Or Alimony If I File For Divorce?

A: Yes, you may be entitled to spousal support or alimony during and after divorce proceedings. Our family law attorney can assess your situation and guide the support you may receive under Pennsylvania family law.

Q: If I File For Divorce, Who Would Get Custody Of Our Children?

A: Custody arrangements vary based on individual circumstances. Our family law attorney will advocate for your rights and help determine the best custody arrangement for you and your children, whether shared or primary custody.

Q: If I File For A Divorce, Would I Also Have To File Custody And Support Paperwork?

A: Yes, divorce cases in Pennsylvania typically address custody and support issues. Our family law attorney can handle all aspects of your divorce case, including custody and support matters.

Q: Can I Move With My Child Outside Of The Lehigh Valley?

A: Moving with a child requires court approval if the other parent does not agree. Our family law attorney can assist in filing the necessary paperwork and representing you in court to seek permission for the move.

Q: Will I Still Have To Pay Child Support Even If I Don’t Have Enough Money To Pay My Monthly Bills?

A: Your obligation to pay child support is based on your circumstances, but a family law attorney can ensure that you do not pay more than required by law. Contact us for a free consultation to explore your options.

Q: What Happens If I Am Ordered To Pay Child Support And I Can’t Afford To Pay It?

A: You can seek a modification of your child support order with the help of our family law attorney. We can represent you in court to address your financial situation and ensure a fair outcome.

Q: My Child’s Other Parent Is Not Paying Their Child Support Even Though We Have A Child Support Order In Place. What Can Be Done?

A: Our family law attorney can take legal action to enforce child support payments, including seeking contempt charges or other remedies to ensure compliance with the court order.

Q: I Am Paying Too Much For Child Support. Can I Get My Child Support Order Reduced?

A: Yes, you can petition for a modification of your child support order if you believe it is excessive. Our family law attorney can assist you in pursuing a fair adjustment.

Q: I Feel Like I Am Not Getting Enough Child Support. How Can I Get My Child Support Increased?

A: You can seek a modification of child support to account for changes in circumstances. Our family law attorney can help you navigate the process and ensure that you receive the support you are entitled to.

Q: I’m Paying Child Support, And I Feel That My Child’s Parent Is Not Using The Money For Our Child. What Can Be Done?

A: While the court cannot direct how child support funds are spent, our family law attorney can explore legal options to address your concerns, such as custody or support modifications. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss your options.