Legal Question in Family Law in Pennsylvania

Just try asking him if for at least for the wedding you can have your son. Most custody orders allow for either temporary or permanent changes by agreement of the parties.

Besides it's the cheapest way to accomplish what you want.

{John}

I agree that asking your child's father is the first (and easiest) step. If he says no as a way to be vindictive somehow, you could file an emergency motion with the court ASAP and let a court decide. He's going to look like a huge jerk if it makes it to court too, so I bet he backs down once it's filed. It certainly won't make for calm waters between you two, but it will probably get you what you want on your wedding day if the child's father won't otherwise play nice.

Best of luck to you, and congratulations. If you'd like to discuss your situation in further detail, feel free to contact me offline.

Cary B. Hall, Esquire

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