On behalf of Jacobson, Julius & Harshberger | Mar 28, 2018 | Child Custody & Support
If you have reason to believe your child’s other parent may be abusing drugs, you probably have concerns about the level of care your son or daughter is receiving during his or her time with that parent. Maybe your child is young and you worry about him or her...
On behalf of Jacobson, Julius & Harshberger | Jan 31, 2018 | Child Custody & Support
Adjusting to a joint-custody arrangement can prove difficult for the entire family. While you have to adapt to spending time without your child, your child has to adjust to life in two homes along with everything that comes with it. While you may at times feel as if...
On behalf of Jacobson, Julius & Harshberger | Aug 14, 2017 | Child Custody & Support
If you pay or receive child support in Pennsylvania, your child will experience many benefits, and you and your child’s other parent may, too, enjoy benefits that might include an improved relationship. Child support is money paid by one parent to the other for...
On behalf of Jacobson, Julius & Harshberger | Jan 18, 2017 | Child Custody & Support
Pennsylvania parents who are ending their marriages might encounter situations that, if not handled appropriately, might result emotionally harmful to their children. While most will say that everything they plan to do after a divorce will be in the best interest of...
On behalf of Jacobson, Julius & Harshberger | Dec 9, 2016 | Child Custody & Support
Single parents head many households in Pennsylvania. For the past four decades, the federal Child Support Enforcement Program has enabled custodial parents to obtain child support from noncustodial parents. Although the program has effectively boosted income for...
On behalf of Jacobson, Julius & Harshberger | Nov 8, 2016 | Child Custody & Support
Parents in Pennsylvania engaged in divorce negotiations should not assume that child support will cover what might be deemed an extra expense instead of an essential cost. For example, parents of younger children who need daycare could spell out the splitting of those...
On behalf of Jacobson, Julius & Harshberger | Oct 26, 2016 | Child Custody & Support
Unfortunately, a number of Pennsylvania parents end up being incarcerated. While they are in prison, these inmates are often unable to make their monthly child support payments. This means that when they get out, they may face large levels of child support debt that...
On behalf of Jacobson, Julius & Harshberger | Oct 12, 2016 | Child Custody & Support
One of the most difficult types of disputes that arise in Pennsylvania divorce cases is child custody and visitation. People tend to have a lot of emotions about this issue. There are several ways that people may resolve these kinds of disputes both during the divorce...
On behalf of Jacobson, Julius & Harshberger | Sep 29, 2016 | Child Custody & Support
Many divorcees in Pennsylvania and across the U.S. feel that their exes “get too much” in child support payments. In fact, a considerable percentage of recipients entitled to child support pursuant to a court order do not receive what is mandated....
On behalf of Jacobson, Julius & Harshberger | May 26, 2016 | Child Custody & Support
Many Pennsylvania parents who have gone through a divorce can attest that dealing with visitation matters is often difficult. Parents may experience a number of problems with the visitation agreements that courts order. However, there may be a number of solutions to...
