Pennsylvania law allows courts to consolidate child custody, visitation, and support proceedings to promote frequent contact between children and parents. Appeals from support orders do not automatically stay enforcement unless the court orders it. An amendment in 1997 related to support collection remedies was suspended to align with civil procedure rules.
Yes, a judge may consolidate custody, visitation, and support proceedings to facilitate efficient and fair resolution of related issues.
No, an appeal does not automatically suspend enforcement unless the court specifically orders a supersedeas.
The 1997 amendment related to remedies for collecting overdue support was suspended to align with civil procedure rules.
Yes, section 4351 is referenced in section 4374 of Pennsylvania Title 23, indicating related legal provisions.