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Child Custody

Is a parent-child dispute reason to deviate from a custody schedule?

On Behalf of The Law Offices of Joseph A. Guillama | May 12, 2026 | Child Custody

Adjusting to shared custody can be a complicated process. Parents may struggle to find a workable dynamic with one another. They may also each experience fluctuations in their connection with their children. Young children and even teenagers have intense emotional...

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How can you make custody exchanges in Berks County less stressful?

On Behalf of The Law Offices of Joseph A. Guillama | Feb 3, 2026 | Child Custody

The moment you pull into a parking lot for a custody exchange, your heart might race, as these transitions are often one of the most emotional parts of shared parenting. Seeing an ex-spouse can evoke complex emotions, making it normal to feel anxious or overwhelmed....

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4 things grandparents should know about custody rights

On Behalf of The Law Offices of Joseph A. Guillama | Dec 3, 2025 | Child Custody

Grandparents often play a vital role in a child’s life. But if you are concerned about custody or visitation in Pennsylvania, you may feel unsure where to start. Understanding your options and the timing involved can help you take steps that protect your relationship...

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What are my options if my ex wants to move the children after divorce?

On Behalf of The Law Offices of Joseph A. Guillama | Nov 6, 2025 | Child Custody

Parents who divorce are encouraged to play an active role in their children’s lives, often sharing custody and parenting responsibilities. Once parents establish a routine, children can acclimate to their new family structure. Big changes to this routine can be...

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11 factors: What matters most in Pennsylvania child custody cases?

On Behalf of The Law Offices of Joseph A. Guillama | Oct 6, 2025 | Child Custody

The sole focus of any Pennsylvania judge making a custody decision is the best interests of the child. This principle ensures your child's safety, happiness, and well-being remain the top priority. State law, specifically the amended 23 Pa. C.S. § 5328, requires the...

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Why do many divorcing couples mediate instead of litigating?

On Behalf of The Law Offices of Joseph A. Guillama | Sep 10, 2025 | Child Custody

Every divorce involves different circumstances and, therefore, has a unique outcome. Intense spousal emotions are a common complicating factor during divorce proceedings. People who feel betrayed or disappointed by their spouses may struggle to agree on how to address...

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What role does a child’s preference play in custody decisions?

On Behalf of The Law Offices of Joseph A. Guillama | Feb 25, 2025 | Child Custody

Child custody cases can be complex and emotionally challenging. In Pennsylvania, courts consider several factors when determining custody arrangements. One important consideration is the child's preference, but the weight given to that preference depends on multiple...

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Should you seek custody of a family member?

On Behalf of The Law Offices of Joseph A. Guillama | Oct 21, 2024 | Child Custody

Taking custody of a family member is a significant decision that can impact everyone's lives involved. In Pennsylvania, understanding when and how to seek custody is crucial. This guide will help you consider whether pursuing custody is the right step for you and your...

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Conflicting cultural or religious practices in shared custody

On Behalf of The Law Offices of Joseph A. Guillama | Jul 29, 2024 | Child Custody

Shared custody can become complex when parents have conflicting cultural or religious practices. Navigating these differences is essential to create a healthy environment for the children. Communication and respect Parents can empower themselves and each other with...

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Do grandparents have visitation rights?

On Behalf of The Law Offices of Joseph A. Guillama | Jun 4, 2024 | Child Custody

In Pennsylvania, grandparents can have visitation rights under certain conditions. These rights are not automatic, and the court will consider several factors before granting visitation. Understanding the circumstances in which grandparents can seek visitation is...

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