Category Archives: Family


Emergency Custody vs. Temporary Custody: Key Differences and Implications in Pennsylvania

This article provides insights into the nuances of emergency vs temporary custody, shedding light on the legal framework and implications within Pennsylvania.

Guardian vs Custody: Understanding the Key Differences in Family Law

This blog post demystifies the legal nuances between guardianship and custody. Get essential insights from the family lawyers at Daley Zucker.

Legal Options for Unmarried Parents: Navigating Child Custody, Visitation, and Support

Discover legal options for unmarried parents. Learn about custody, visitation, and support rights. Seek guidance from Daley Zucker today.

The Role of Social Media in Divorce and Custody Cases

Discover the influence of social media in divorce and custody cases, its role as evidence, and the consequences of oversharing. Learn more.

Preparing For Your Family Court Hearing

In this guide, we will provide valuable tips and insights on how to prepare effectively for your family court hearing. Learn more here.

How to Modify a Child Custody or Support Order

Child custody and support orders are not set in stone, and there may be times when a modification is necessary. Learn more here.

Can Grandparent Rights Be Denied?

You must know your parental rights under Pennsylvania law. Only then will you be able to defend your relationship with your children. Learn more here.

What You Need to Know About Grandparent Rights in PA

Custody cases, visitation rights, adoption – what are a grandparent’s rights in PA? Find out here from Daley Zucker.

How Does Stepparent Adoption Work in Pennsylvania?

Stepparent adoption is the most common type of adoption in the United States. Learn more about how to adopt a stepchild in PA.

The Use of Mindful Communication Techniques in Co-Parenting Puts Children First

Every day people must work through divorce, custody, shared decision making, and difficult co-parenting challenges with someone they no longer live with but need to cooperate with for the well-being of their children.