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The judge typically announces their decision on the last day of trial. If they call a recess instead, they must issue a decision within 15 days of the trial.
In Pennsylvania, the Court determines an award of custody based on the best interest of a child after consideration of all relevant factors. Particular consideration is given to factors that affect the safety of the child and the gender of a parent is not a consideration.
If there is no custody order, both parents have an equal right to custody, and either can lawfully take physical possession of the child at any time.
Advertisements. You had the best intentions, but unfortunately, your notarized \u201cCUSTODY AGREEMENT\u201d is not enforceable in Pennsylvania. You actually need a Custody Stipulation signed by a judge that is turned into a Court Order. Only a Court Order can hold both parties accountable to the Court for enforcement.
The forms you need to file a petition for custody will be available at your local courthouse, and it may also be possible to get the forms from your local law library or online (see PA Download Court Forms).
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Obtaining sole legal and/or physical custody is difficult because the court prefers that a child have both parents in their life. However, the safety and well-being of your child will be everyone's priority.
Custody cases are meant to be prompt. Usually, less than 45 days after filing a complaint or petition you will have your first in-person contact with the court. Generally, within 180 days of filing the court will automatically set a date for a trial before a judge.
It costs $107.13 to file for custody. It costs an extra $42.68 to file for emergency custody. Fees are different (or none) for other filings. ask to be excused from paying the fee by filing a petition to proceed In Forma Pauperis (IFP).
If there is no custody order, both parents have an equal right to custody, and either can lawfully take physical possession of the child at any time.
Most custody trials last only a day. Pennsylvania law advises that longer cases should conclude within a certain time frame: 45 days if sessions take place on nonconsecutive dates and 90 days if sessions occur on back-to-back dates.

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