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A grandparent or great-grandparent must have legal standing (legal right) to file a legal action for custody. There is more than one way that a grandparent may establish standing.
Read MoreThe only person allowed to sue for custody is someone that has “standing” under the law. In order to sue for custody you must prove that you have legal standing to do so. The following individuals may file for physical or legal custody under PA law:
Read MorePennsylvania family courts take into consideration 16+ factors to determine the best interests of a child. Here is the list of factors.
Read MoreCustody falls into two categories in Pennsylvania: physical and legal. Physical custody is the actual possession and control of a child. Legal custody is the right to make major decisions on behalf of the child, including, but not limited to, medical, religious and educational decisions. Pennsylvania family courts may award one or more of the following types of custody.
Read MoreQuestion: My ex wants to move away with my children. Can I stop her? Does it matter if we have never had a custody order?
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