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In Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, there are no specific rules on the length of a custody declaration. A pro se litigant can e-file a petition for modification of custody by preparing documents, scanning them as PDFs, and using the countys e-filing portal. After e-filing, serve your ex-husband via certified mail, return receipt requested, and file proof of service with the court. Always verify local rules or seek legal advice.Full Conversation
in the state of Pennsylvania, Lancaster county, is there rules to the length of a custody declaration that I can attach to my petition for modification of custody order?
Hello ****, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, there are no specific rules regarding the length of the custody declaration. However, it is recommended to keep your statement concise and factual. Focus on points relevant to the child's well-being and best interest.
Can a pro say lit again e-file the petition for modification of custody? If so, can you list out in detail the steps I would take in order to e-file my petition for modification along with my declaration attachment and any evidence as well as e-filing everything “in forms paupers”
Yes, a pro se litigant can e-file a petition for modification of custody in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Here are the general steps:
*. Prepare your petition and declaration.
*. Scan all documents and save them as PDFs.
*. Visit the Lancaster County e-filing portal.
*. Register or log in.
*. Select "New Case" or "Existing Case" as appropriate.
*. Follow prompts to upload and submit documents.
*. Request "in forma pauperis" status if you cannot afford fees.
Remember, this is general advice. Always check local rules or consult a legal professional.
OK but once I e-file everything, what are the steps after that because I also have to serve my ex-husband all of the paperwork, correct? How do I go about doing all of this? I would prefer not to serve him in person and to serve him via certified mail.
After e-filing, you need to serve your ex-husband. Here are steps to serve via certified mail in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania:
*. Make copies of all filed documents.
*. Mail documents via USPS certified mail, return receipt requested.
*. Keep the receipt as proof of service.
*. File proof of service with the court.
Always verify local rules or seek legal advice.
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