Joe and his wife, Mary, were involved in an extremely contentious custody case. They were the parents of two children aged 15 and 17. Joe had virtually no custody of his kids and Mary had done everything under the sun to make the children hate their father.
Child Support in PA
Recently, a three-judge Pennsylvania Superior Court panel issued an opinion affirming that, under state law, a parent will continue to owe child support even where that parent has absolutely no custody of his or her child, never sees the child and only has a slim hope in the future of possible reunification.
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