• Legal Custody: This type of custody grants a parent the authority to make significant, long-term decisions on behalf of their child, including matters related to education, religious upbringing, and healthcare.
• Physical Custody: Determines the child’s primary residence and outlines the visitation rights of the non-custodial parent, ensuring the child’s well-being through regular contact and care from both parents.

The prospect of child custody decisions can be daunting, particularly amid the emotional turmoil of a divorce. Pennsylvania’s family courts weigh various factors to establish custody arrangements, emphasizing the importance of having seasoned legal representation to navigate these complexities