CASE DIGESTS BY SUBJECT[McConnell v. Berkheimer, 781 A.2d 206 (Pa. Super.2001), Tregoning v.Wiltsheck and Perez 782 A.2d1001 ( Pa. Super. 2001), and B.S. and R.S. v. T.M., 782A.2d 1031 (Pa. Super. 2001)]. Caren E. Morrissey.23:56-58.Paternity: Right of Counsel for Indigent Defendants.[Corra v. Coll, 305 Pa. Super. 179, 451 A.2d 480(1982)]. 3:358-61.Paternity Statute: When does it Apply? . [Bowser v.Zachary, 375 Pa. Super. 481, 544 A.2d 1022 (1988)].9:37.Paternity Test Disallowed. [Donnelly v. Lindenmuth,409 Pa. Super. 341, 597 A.2d 1234 (1991)]. 13(1):5-6.Paternity Testing–Let <strong>the</strong> Games Begin. [Cable v.Anthou, 499 Pa. 553, 674 A.2d 7<strong>32</strong> (1997)]. Richard I.Moore. 19:76-77.Paternity: The Presumption of Legitimacy. [Scott v.Mershon, 441 Pa. Super. 551, 657 A.2d 1304 (1990)].11:162-63.Presumption of Paternity and Doctrine of Es<strong>to</strong>ppelExplained. [Fish v. Behers, 559 Pa. 523, 741 A.2d 721(1999)]. Ann V. Levin. 22:7-8.The Presumption of Paternity and <strong>the</strong> Doctrine ofPaternity <strong>by</strong> Es<strong>to</strong>ppel Revisited. [Hamil<strong>to</strong>n v. Hamil<strong>to</strong>n,795 A.2d 403 (Pa. Super. 2002), T.L.F. v. D.W.T., 796A.2d 358 (Pa. Super. 2002)]. Karl D. Cooper. 24:35-36.The Presumption of Paternity Lives. [Strauser v. Stahr,556 Pa. 83, 726 A.2d 1052 (1999)]. Kathryn G.Carlson. 21:73-75.Putative Fa<strong>the</strong>r not Es<strong>to</strong>pped from Raising Paternity,Supreme Court Rules. [Jefferson v. Perry, 4<strong>32</strong> Pa.Super. 651, 639 A.2d 830 (1994)]. 15(3):4.Rebuttable Presumption: Child Born During Marriageis Husband's Child. [Selm v. Elliot, 411 Pa. Super. 602,602 A.2d 358 (1992)]. 13(2):7-8.Right of Privacy v. Paternity Test: are They in Conflict?. [John M. v. Paula T., 377 Pa. Super. 72, 546 A.2d1162 (1988)]. 9:47-49.Son Adopted as Adult Can't Collect UnderGrandfa<strong>the</strong>r's Will. [Estate of Goal v. Hollifield, 380Pa. Super. 219, 551 A.2d 309 (1988)]. 10:68.Superior Court Rules No Due Process Violation in aPaternity Matter Where an Acknowledged Fa<strong>the</strong>r didnot Receive Notice Nor a Timely Hearing WhenMo<strong>the</strong>r Filed for Child Support Against a Third Party.[Wieland v. Wieland, 948 Pa. Super. 863 (Pa. Super.2008)]. Ann M. Funge. 30:154-56.Superior Court Upholds Paternity <strong>by</strong> Es<strong>to</strong>ppel andRelaxation of Wavier Doctrine Under Hybrid LocalProcedure. [Zadori v. Zadori, 443 Pa. Super. 192, 661A.2d 370 (1995) (1995)]. 17(4):5-6.Use of Blood Test <strong>to</strong> Rebut Presumption of MarriedFa<strong>the</strong>r's Paternity. [Faust v. Faggart, 406 Pa. Super.357, 594 A.2d 660 (1991)]. 12(5):6-7.PROTECTION FROM ABUSE ACTAppellant Ordered <strong>to</strong> Pay Damages for Violating <strong>the</strong>Provision <strong>to</strong> Return Property Pursuant <strong>to</strong> a Protectionfrom Abuse Order. [Gerace v. Gerace, 429 Pa. Super.203, 631 A.2d 1360 (1993)]. 15(1):8-9.Evidence of Alleged Prior Abuse Admissible in CurrentPFA Action. [Buchhalter v. Buchhalter, 959 A. 2d 1260(Pa. Super. 2008)]. Andrew D. Taylor. 31:10-11.Evidence Sufficient for Protection from Abuse OrderDespite Absence of Physical Injury. [Mescanti v.Mescanti, 956 A.2d 1017 (Pa. Super. 2008)]. Darren J.Holst. 30:211-13.Pa. Supreme Court Creates a Per Se Rule for <strong>the</strong>Expungement of Certain Protection from AbuseRecords.[Carlacci v. Mazaleski, 798 A.2d 186 (Pa.2002)]. Daivd J. Draganosky. 24:99-101.PFA Statute Applies <strong>to</strong> Abuse Between Child’s Mo<strong>the</strong>rand Paternal Grandfa<strong>the</strong>r. [DeBoer v. Slusser, 985 A.2d974 (Pa. Super. 2009)]. Andrew D. Taylor. <strong>32</strong>:17.Protection from Abuse Act: Financial Ability <strong>to</strong> Pay.[Eaches v. Steigerwalt, 391 Pa. Super. 15, 569 A.2d975 (1990)]. 11:147-48.Sexual Assault Alone Does not Establish Standing in90
CASE DIGESTS BY SUBJECTProtection from Abuse Cases. [Scott v. Shay, 928 A.2d.312 (Pa. Super. 2007)]. Michael E. Bertin. 29:137-39.Superior Court Affirms Order of Trial Court DirectingAbused Woman <strong>to</strong> Pay Perpetra<strong>to</strong>r Money per <strong>the</strong>Terms of a Consent Order. [Lee v. Carney, 435 Pa.Super. 405, 645 A.2d 1363 (1993)]. 16(5):7-8.Violation of Abuse Act Order is Indirect CriminalContempt and Due Process Must be Afforded. [Vi<strong>to</strong> v.Vi<strong>to</strong>, 380 Pa. Super. 258, 551 A.2d 471 (1988)]. 10:65-66.Violation of <strong>the</strong> Protection of <strong>the</strong> Abuse Act: IndirectCriminal Contempt. [Wagner v. Wagner, 387 Pa. Super.246, 564 A.2d 162 (1989)]. 10(4):104-5.Where No Petition <strong>to</strong> Modify was Filed, <strong>the</strong> Trial CourtDismissal of <strong>the</strong> PFA Order was Improper. [Stamus v.Dutcavich, 938 A.2d 1098 (Pa. Super. 2007)]. John P.Attiani. 30:84-86.REPLEVINReplevin Action Pre-Empted <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> Divorce Code.[Kramer v. Kramer, 110 Montg. Co. L. Rep. 135(1982)]. 3:338-39.RES JUDICATAChild Support Complaint Barred Based on ResJudicata, Superior Court Declares. [Scott v. Mershon,394 Pa. Super. 411, 576 A.2d 67 (1995)]. 17(4):6.SANCTIONParty Prejudice from Introducing Evidence as aJustifiable Discovery Sanction. [Hein v. Hein, 717 A.2d1053 (Pa. Super. 1998)]. Stephanie H. Bacine. 21:4-5.SEPARATION AGREEMENTSSupreme Court Differentiates Between Postnuptial andSeparation Agreements. [Vaccarello v.Vaccarello, 563Pa. 93, 757 A.2d 909 (2000)]. Maribeth Blessing. 23:4-8.SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTSAgreements Which are Incorporated, but not Merged,are Non-Modifiable. [McGough v. McGough, 361 Pa.Super. 391, 522 A.2d 638 (1987)]. 8:958-59.Effect of 401.1(b) on Pre-1988 Property SettlementAgreements. [Brangs v. Brangs, 407 Pa. Super. 43, 595A.2d 115 (1991)]. 12(4):4-5.Enforcement Procedure of Pre-1988 UnmergedProperty Settlement Agreement. [Jackson v. Culp, 400Pa. Super. 519, 583 A.2d 1236 (1990)]. 12(2):2.Husband's "Guilt Trip" Against Well-informed WifeWon't Visciate Separation Agreement. [Adams v.Adams, 414 Pa. Super. 634, 607 A.2d 1116 (1992)].13(4):8-9.Incorporation or Merger: Modification of Agreement.[Ballestrino v. Ballestrino, 400 Pa. Super. 237, 583A.2d 474 (1990)]. 12(1):4-5.Marriage Settlement Agreement Upheld When Spouseof Business Owner Fully Engaged in Couple’s FinancialAffairs and Involved in Business. [Paroly v. Paroly, 876A.2d 1061 (Pa. Super. 2005)]. Christine Gale. 27:120-21.Modifiability of Property Settlement Agreement. [Com.ex rel. Tokach v. Tokach, <strong>32</strong>6 Pa. Super. 359, 474 A.2d41 (1984)]. 5:571-72.Punitive Damages: Failure <strong>to</strong> Fully Disclose. [Hess v.Hess, 397 Pa. Super. 395, 580 A.2d 357 (1990)].11:185.Stress but No Duress: Agreement Valid. [Adams v.Adams, 848 A.2d 991 (Pa. Super. 2004)]. Michael E.Bertin. 26:45-46.Superior Court Imposes Contractual Duty of GoodFaith and Fair Dealing in Performance and Enforcemen<strong>to</strong>n Parties <strong>to</strong> a Marriage Settlement Agreement.[Herzog v. Herzog, 887 A 2d. 313 (Pa. Super. 2005)].David C. Schanbacher. 28:8-10.Tokach is Overlooked. [D'huy v. D'huy, 390 Pa. Super.509, 568 A.2d 1289 (1990)]. 11:131-<strong>32</strong>.Trial Court had Jurisdiction <strong>to</strong> Enforce Marital PropertySettlement Agreement under Divorce Code WhereAgreement had not been Merged or Incorporated in<strong>to</strong>91
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