Our team of family law attorneys are based in Harrisburg, but serve also serve all Central Pennslyvania counties including York, Lancaster and Cumberland. No matter what legal issues you are facing, The Law Office of Jason R. Carpenter is focused on your unique needs every step of the way. Our Harrisburg family lawyers strive to provide an experience that puts your convenience and well-being at the forefront. With additional services in criminal defense, estate planning, and veteran disability benefits on top of our family law services, The Law Office of Jason R. Carpenter is prepared to help you navigate these overwhelming legal issues and reach a positive conclusion.
The Law Office of Jason R. Carpenter in suburban Harrisburg is located off Linglestown Road and serves clients throughout all of Central Pennsylvania, including York, Harrisburg, Carlisle, and Lancaster Counties. Coming from a military family, Attorney Carpenter has a passion for assisting veterans in these matters. Serving those who have made sacrifices for our nation is a source of pride for the entire firm, both as lawyers and as VA advocates. In addition to helping veterans fight their benefit claim to which they are entitled to receive, our firm handles divorce, including no-fault, Christian, and military divorce, among other family law matters.
In the state of Pennsylvania, a court’s decision regarding child custody is always made in the best interest of the child. Here's what this means.
Failure, or refusal, to pay child support can result in punishment by way of garnishing wages, seizure of bank accounts, restricting or revoking the delinquent parent’s driver’s licenses, and much more. If you become delinquent and are faced with being in contempt of court, give us a call to discuss your options.
Knowing how to proceed with your divorce can be a daunting and emotional task, but our team is here to help. During your consultation, we will identify what is essential to you, listen to your story, and help you define the future that you feel is best for you.
If you've spoken to your co-parent out of concern for your child's safety during the pandemic and have felt your requests have gone unanswered, it may be time for legal assistance.
Whether it is retirement savings, the marital home, or even a family pet, the division of property can be one of the most contentious decisions that couples will need to resolve.
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