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ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BY TITLEPermission Slip. Edwin I. Grinberg. 29:103-5.PFA Court–A Problem Solving Court. JeannineTurgeon. 23:69-74.Philadelphia Family Court–Host to EasternDRAP. 20:69.Ponzi Schemes and Clawbacks: Investors PayTwice for the Crime of Others. John J. Monaghan,Richard E. Lear, and Diane N. Rallis. 31:121-28.Portions of the 2005 Bankruptcy ReformLegislation of Interest to Family LawPractitioners. Christopher Celentino. 30:106-7.Practical Issues for the Pennsylvania Family LawAttorney Concerning the Hague Convention on theCivil Aspects of International Child Abduction,Oct. 25, 1980,T.I.A.S. No. 11670, 19 I.L.M. 1501(Hague Convention) International ChildAbduction Remedies Act (ICARA), 42USC§11601 et seq. Benjamin E. Orsatti. 28:120-27.Practical Suggestions for Matrimonial Arbitration.Mary Cushing Doherty. 31:27-29.A Practical View of the Effect of the 1988Divorce Code Amendments on Pending Cases.John C. Howett, Jr. 9:26-28.Prenuptial Agreement is not Voidable Under theTheory of Fraudulent Misrepresentation as to theValue of Assets Unless the Party Attacking theAgreement Proves Justifiable Reliance on theMisrepresentation: Porreco v. Porreco. BrendenD. Long. 26:58-67.Professionalism, Common Decency and theFamily in Family Law. Ann Lee Begler. 18(1):16.Public Access to Private Information on OnlineDockets: A Balance Between Freedom of Accessto Information and Protecting the Privacy ofClients. Dana A. Levine. 27:128-29.Public Pension Funds and Approved DomesticRelations Orders. Charles K. Serine. 21:45-65.Qualified Domestic Relations Orders–When canthe Alternative Payee Get Control of Her Money.Gary Edelson. 9:9.The Rainbow After the Storm? Post-SecondaryEducational Support Legislation in the Wake ofBlue. Harry M. Byrne, Jr., David S. Pollock andBrian C. Vertz. 15(3):18-24.Reading Between the Lines: The Supreme Court'sDecision in Gordon v. Gordon. James E. Mahood.18(4):12-14.Reforming Pennsylvania's Support ModificationLaws. Mark R. Ashton. 18(4):23-24.Relocation Hearings Relocated. Joanne RossWilder. 12(6):11-12."Relocation" Now has Guidelines. Lynne Z. Gold-Bikin. 12(2):8.Relocation Orders are Immediately Appealable.James E. Mahood. 20:99-100.Relocation Orders, Like any Interim CustodyOrder, are not Subject to Immediate Appeal. RobbD. Bunde. 20:100-1.Response to Daniel H. Glasser, “AdvancesAgainst Equitable Distribution–Protecting theAdvancing Party.” John C. Howett. 20:67-69.Response to the Response. Daniel H. Glasser.20:69.Response to Wilder's Mediation Piece. Frederic D.Rubin. 11:130.Retirement Age Arguments. Catherine M.McFadden. 12(3):11-14.The Retirement Equity Act and PensionEvaluation. William M. Troyan. 6:682-90.Reviewing Estate Plans in Connection WithDivorce. Joan K. Crain and Neil S. Brown.28:113-14.146
ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BY TITLEThe Roth IRA Conversion. Mark R. Galzerano.29:105-6.Rowles–A Crack in the Dam. Thomas M. Mulroy.18(1):15-16.Schneeman v. Schneeman: Cornbleth Revisited-OrHow to Make a Confusing Decision Worse.Patricia G. Miller. 14(2):17.Senate Bill 979–Expanding the “Jen & Dave” Act.Robert E. Rains. 24:40-46.Settlement Strategies: When Due Diligence can beDangerous. Mark R. Ashton. 22:43-44.Sex With Clients. Craig E. Simpson. 31:57-59.Simeone v. Simeone: A Rejection of the KarkariaTest for Prenuptial Agreements. Patricia G. Miller.10:71-72.Simple Work, Big Rewards. Ann P. Cahouet, LisaM. Colautti, and Rowena E. Dodson. 22:70-71.The Size of the Marketability Discounts inAppraising Closely Held Businesses. Joseph M.Egler and Edward A. Wilusz. 18(1):13-14.Social Security in Family Law: An Overview.Kathleen B. Vetrano. 20:101-3.Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act–AFollowup. James R. Adams. 26:124.The Soldier’s and Sailor’s Relief Act–What is It?Stephanie H. Winegrad. 26:84-85.Solomonic Resolution of Custody Case–IsraeliStyle. Daniel H. Glasser. 20:97-98.Some Reflections on Social Security Offsets:Cornbleth to McClain to Cohenour. James E.Mahood. 19:58-60.Special Considerations for Retirement PlansDuring Divorce. Joan K. Crain and Neil S. Brown.29:56-57.Speculative or Not, Indefinite Tax RamificationsMust be Considered. Catherine M. McFadden.32:196-200.Standard of Practice for Pension ValuationAdoption. Catherine M. McFadden. 22:44-46.State Department's New Rules for Children'sPassports Intended to Augment Provisions ofChild-Custody Orders. [22 C.F.R. Part 51].18(3):17-18.Stay Now, Pay Later. Catherine M. McFadden.14(1):10-11.Stinner v. Stinner: Who Decides When a CourtOrder Qualifies as a Qualified Domestic RelationsOrder? Patricia G. Miller and Dodi Walker Gross.10:82-84.Stipulation for Custody Evaluation. David N.Hofstein. 21:129-130.Study of PA SCDU Reveals Problems andPeculiarities. Catherine M. McFadden. 22:65-69.Suggestibility of the Child Witness: Relevance toSexual Abuse Allegations in Custody Disputes.Anthony M. Pisa. 16(4):15-18.Superior Court Finds a New Method to AllocateMarital Property in a Defined Contribution Plan.Marvin Snyder. 17(1):15-16.Supreme Court Authorizes Discovery. [R.C.P.1930.5(b)]. 19:42.Supreme Court Decision Limits Sua SpontePowers of Court. Rachel Munafo. 10:95-96.Tax Considerations When Negotiating DivorceSettlements. Joan K. Crain, Neil S. Brown &Richard C. Thomas. 29:142-44.Tax Notes. 1:11, 19-20, 2:134-36.Tax Planning and the Family Residence: §§1034,121, 453, and 1031. 1:73-76.147
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