Pittsburgh Family Lawyer Megan A. DelVecchio Examines Potential Impact of PA Supreme Court Ruling on “Intent-Based” Parentage

Following September arguments on the appeal of Glover v. Junior, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is poised to decide whether the doctrine of “intent-based” parentage will be adopted in Pennsylvania.

Pollock Begg Associate Megan A. DelVecchio explains how this custody battle between same-sex exes could impact many couples in Pennsylvania planning to have a child in her recent commentary for The Legal Intelligencer.

DelVecchio is an experienced litigator and certified mediator who works collaboratively to settle cases, including complex custody matters. She frequently provides perspective on issues impacting custody, co-parenting and the welfare of children in her role at Pollock Begg, including issues related to educational decision making and support for adult special needs children.

Visit the family law services section of our website to learn more about child custody issues or contact Pollock Begg today to connect with one of our child custody attorneys.

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