In reviewing the multiple proposed revisions to Pennsylvania’s child custody laws, the Legislature should give due consideration to the well-reasoned pronouncement of the Superior Court in M.A.T.

In determining the best interest of a child with respect to custody, the provisions of 23 Pa. C.S. Ch. 53 (relating to child custody) shall apply." The recent case of HR v.

A bill changing Pennsylvania child custody laws passed in the state house yesterday with an unanimous vote, and is now on its way to the senate. A bill changing Pennsylvania child custody laws passed ...

By MARK SCOLFORO •Published January 8, 2011•Updated on January 8, 2011 at 1:15 pm Child custody disputes are by nature emotionally charged, but a new state law that goes into effect ...

There was also the Superior Court case, A.H. v. C.M., (Pa. Super. 2012), a few months prior the abolishment of parent coordination that established the right to a de novo hearing from a parent ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – A bill in Pennsylvania’s state House aims to give more separated or divorced parents equal custody time with their children. House Bill 1397 would require judg… ...

Oct. 20, 2005 — -- Melissa WolfHawk, who has been embroiled in a controversial legal battle with Pennsylvania child welfare officials seeking custody of her unborn child, gave birth to a baby ...

A coalition of advocates is trying to get Pennsylvania lawmakers to act on what they’re calling a “horrific parental alienation crisis.” The term “parental alienation” generally refers to a situation ...