Pennsylvania HB97 amends divorce laws to include provisions for companion animals.
Pennsylvania HB97 amends Title 23 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to include provisions for companion animals in divorce proceedings. The bill defines "companion animal" as a domesticated pet or an animal acquired for assistance, security, or companionship. It allows parties to enter into enforceable agreements regarding the possession and care of companion animals. The court must consider the needs of the companion animal and other relevant factors when determining possession or care.
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