There are many Pennsylvania parents who have custody of their children, but do not know where the non-custodial parent is. This can be problematic from the standpoint of obtaining child support money owed by non-custodial parents to the custodial parents of their children -- according to Pennsylvania child support laws. However, there is a valuable government service called the Parent Locator System, which can help parents locate non-custodial parents who may owe them and their children money.
Work-related injuries cost billions each year
If you get hurt at work, you know that you can file for workers' compensation to cover your medical costs and other financial losses. However, you're not the only person affected by your injuries; your family and even the economy are affected long-term.
What's on your 'To-Do' list during your divorce?
Planning for your wedding might have taken you months or even years. You likely had a "to-do" list and followed it carefully. However, when it comes to divorce, many couples don't spend much time preparing for it.
Pennsylvania child support proceedings
Pennsylvania children have the right to receive financial support from both their mothers and their fathers. Depending on the nature of the child custody arrangements, if a parent has primary custody of the children, the parent will not be required to pay money to the other parent to support the children because he or she will already be spending a great deal on their support. However, the non-custodial parent will be required to pay the other parent money for the children's support.
Do 50 percent of marriages really end in divorce?
If you've gotten married and are considering a divorce, you may think that it was just a matter of time; after all, the news often claims that 50 percent of marriages end in divorce. If you're considering mediation or another method for your marriage or potential divorce, you may be interested to know that the statistic isn't entirely true.
Pennsylvania landscaping company fined by federal safety agency
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has fined a landscaping company in Pennsylvania for eight safety violations that occurred last summer. Two of the company's employees were injured because of the violations.
