A Pennsylvania Answer and Counterclaim to Complaint for Divorce is a legal document that is filed in response to a Complaint for Divorce by the defendant, or the non-filing spouse. This document is used to provide a response to the allegations made in the Complaint for Divorce, as well as to state any claims that the defendant wishes to make against the plaintiff, such as requests for alimony, child support, or other forms of relief. There are two types of Pennsylvania Answer and Counterclaim to Complaint for Divorce: an Answer and a Counterclaim. The Answer is a response to the allegations in the Complaint for Divorce, and it typically includes a denial of the allegations, as well as a statement of any defenses that the defendant may have. The Counterclaim is a claim made by the defendant against the plaintiff, such as requests for alimony, child support, or other forms of relief. In Pennsylvania, the Answer and Counterclaim must be filed within 30 days of service of the Complaint for Divorce. If the Answer and Counterclaim are not filed within this timeframe, the defendant may be found in default and the plaintiff’s claims may be granted by the court without any opposition.