How does my case get scheduled?
- Once you have proven that the other party was served, the Court will contact you with a scheduling notice. The Court may call you from a private, blocked, or restricted phone line. The Court may send you an email, so please make sure you are regularly checking and responding to your email. You may also receive a scheduling notice by U.S. regular mail.
- If you did not complete and file the Remote Client Information Form, your case will not be scheduled until you complete it and send it to the Custody Department by email at custodydepartment@alleghenycourts.us or by mail to the
Family Law Center Custody Department
440 Ross Street
Suite 130
Pittsburgh, PA 15219.
- If you did not provide a phone number, email address, or regular mail address for the other party, your case will not be scheduled until you contact the Court and indicate you are prepared to have the other party personally served with notices. You may contact the Custody Department by email at custodydepartment@alleghenycourts.us or by phone at 412.350.4311.