Visitors to our Pennsburg office, please note:
From March 2023 through late October, the Route 29 bridge between 10th & 11th Streets will be closed. For visitors to our Pennsburg office arriving via Route 29 North: Turn left onto 11th street. Right onto Montgomery Ave. Right onto 8th Street. Left onto Route 29 North.
Please call the office at 215-679-5912 if you need further instructions regarding the detour. Thank you.
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You got divorced several years ago. You were ordered to pay child support, as your ex got custody and you earned more money. You owned your own business.In the last year, though, that business folded. You got a part-time job, but then you lost that as well. You're...
The Obama administration recently put into effect a new federal regulation that will allow parents who are in prison to decrease their child support payments while incarcerated.The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services now requires that states notify all...
Child support is the noncustodial parent's responsibility and when it's paid on time, both the custodial parent and the child will be able to depend on it to pay for expenses related to the child. What happens, though, when the noncustodial parent is laid off or has...
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