CASE DIGESTS BY TITLEParties can Obtain Both Alimony Pendente Liteand Support. [Com. ex rel. Homsher v. Homsher].289 Pa. Super. 112, 4<strong>32</strong> A.2d 1076 (1981)].2:197.Parties Pigeonholing of "Foster" Parent notDispositive in Determining Standing <strong>to</strong> Adopt. [InRe: Adoption of J.M.E., 416 Pa. Super. 110, 610A.2d 995 (1992)]. 13(4):10-11.Parties’ Residency at Time of Filing Cus<strong>to</strong>dyComplaint Governs Exercise of UCCJAJurisdiction. [Simpkins v. Disney, 416 Pa. Super.243, 610 A.2d 1062 (1992)]. 13(5):6-7.Parties' Separate Estate does not Prevent Partyfrom Receiving Alimony Pendente Lite. [Orr v.Orr, 315 Pa. Super. 168, 461 A.2d 850 (1983)].4:466-67.Partition. [Meno v. Meno, 18 D.&C.3d 250(Washing <strong>to</strong>n Co. 1981)]. 2:131.Partition Action is Being Held <strong>to</strong> be Superseded<strong>by</strong> Equitable Distribution Provisions of <strong>the</strong>Divorce Code. [Pietsch v. Pietsch, Lancaster Co.,Equity No. 21 (1981)]. 2:196.Partition is not Pre-Empted <strong>by</strong> EquitableDistribution nor does it Defeat Claims forAncillary Relief Under <strong>the</strong> Divorce Code of 1980.[Daniels v. Daniels, 73 Berks Co. L.J. 319 (1981).2:194-96.Partition Pre-Empted <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> Divorce Code. [Ferriv. Ferri, 1 A.C.D.D. 122 (Allegh. Co., 1981)].2:229-30, 2<strong>32</strong>.Party Prejudice fromIntroducing Evidence as aJustifiable Discovery Sanction. [Hein v. Hein, 717A.2d 1053 (Pa. Super. 1998)]. Stephanie H.Bacine. 21:4-5.Paternity and Visitation: Separate and DistinctIssues. [Mitchell v. Randall, 368 Pa. Super. 421,534 A.2d 508 (1987)]. 9(2):14-15.Paternity <strong>by</strong> Es<strong>to</strong>ppel. [B.K.B. v. J.G.K. v.M.M.K., 954 A.2d 630 (Pa. Super. 2008)].Stephanie H. Winegrad. 30:203-5.Paternity <strong>by</strong> Es<strong>to</strong>ppel: If One Waits, It may beToo Late! [Ellison v. Lopez, 959 A. 2d 295 (Pa.Super. 2008)]. Carolyn R. Mirabile. 31:7-8.Paternity <strong>by</strong> Es<strong>to</strong>ppel not Recognized <strong>to</strong> EstablishMaternity. [Bahl v. Lambert Farms, Inc., 819 A.2d534 (Pa. 2003)]. Loreen M. Burkett. 25:63-65.Paternity Case: Constitutional Right <strong>to</strong> Counsel.[Rodriguez v. Rodriguez, 410 Pa. Super. 549, 600A.2d 589 (1991)]. 13(1):4-5.Paternity Issue Revisited. [Sanders v. Sanders, 384Pa. Super. 311, 558 A.2d 556 (1989)]. 10:94.Paternity: Recent Opinions <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> Superior Court.[McConnell v. Berkheimer, 781 A.2d 206 (Pa.Super. 2001), Tregoning v.Wiltsheck and Perez,782 A.2d 1001 (Pa. Super. 2001), and B.S. and R.S. v T. M., 782 A.2d 1031 (Pa. Super. 2001)].Caren E. Morrissey. 23:56-58.Paternity: Right of Counsel for IndigentDefendants. [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. [Scottv. Mershon, 441 Pa. Super. 551, 657 A.2d 1304(1990)]. 11:162-63.“Paving Over" Expenditures for EquipmentDoesn't Create Avenue for ChangedCircumstances or Reduced Support Obligations.[McAuliffe v. McAuliffe, 418 Pa. Super. 39, 613A.2d 20 (1992)]. 13(6):5-6.Payments from Special Needs Trust ConsideredIncome for Support Purposes. [Mencer v. Ruch,42
CASE DIGESTS BY TITLE928 A.2d 294 (Pa. Super. 2007)]. Darren Ogles<strong>by</strong>.29:95-96.Payments in Lieu of Property Distribution are notAlimony, Supreme Court Rules. [Zullo v. Zullo,531 Pa. 377, 613 A.2d 544 (1992)]. 13(6):10-11.Pending Actions: Order Granting Application <strong>to</strong>Proceed is Interlocu<strong>to</strong>ry and Non-Appealable.[Bruno v. Bruno, 296 Pa. Super. 90, 442 A.2d 3111 (1982)]. 3:293-94.Pending Actions–Superior Court Sets ForthStandards <strong>to</strong> be Used. [Gordon v. Gordon, 293 Pa.Super. 491, 439 A. 2d 683 (1981); Toll v. Toll,293 Pa. Super. 549, 439 A. 2d 712 (1981); Conradv. Conrad, 293 Pa. Super. 558, 439 A.2d 717(1981); Kaskie v. Kaskie, 295 Pa. Super. 523, 442A.2d 261 (1982)]. 3:246-57.Pennsylvania Court Lacked Subject MatterJurisdiction <strong>to</strong> Terminate Parental Rights WhenParent Still Resided in State that Issued Cus<strong>to</strong>dyOrder. [In re: Adoption of N.M.B. 564 Pa. 117,764 A.2d 1042 (2000)]. Kristen M. Humphrey.23:2-4.Pennsylvania has Jurisdiction <strong>to</strong> Hear EconomicIssues, Even Though Parties are Divorced in SouthCarolina. [Cheng v. Cheng, 347 Pa. Super. 515,500 A.2d 1175 (1985)]. 7:8<strong>32</strong>-35.Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure–ShouldThey be Applied Rigidly? [Kurtas v. Kurtas, 521Pa. 105, 555 A.2d 804 (1989)]. 10(2):78-79.Pennsylvania Superior Court AbolishesEvidentiary Presumption Relating <strong>to</strong> Same-SexRelationships in Cus<strong>to</strong>dy and Affirms <strong>the</strong> BestInterest Standard. [M.A.T. v. G.S.T., 989 A.2d 11(Pa. Super. 2010)]. Carolyn R. Mirabile. <strong>32</strong>:20-21.Pennsylvania Superior Court Applies a StrictStandard for <strong>the</strong> Showing of Good Cause When aPetition Requests <strong>the</strong> Opening of AdoptionRecords. [In Re: Adoption of S.B., 979 A.2d 925(Pa. Super. 2009)]. Carla Marino. 31:157-58.Pennsylvania Superior Court Extends ContractualChild Support After Death of Obligor. [In Re:Estate of Johnson, 970 A.2d 433 (Pa. Super.2009)]. Jessica F. Moyer. 31:89-91.Pennsylvania Supreme Court Establishes <strong>the</strong> “NoJustification” Rule <strong>to</strong> Preclude Incarcerated ParentfromModifying or Terminating Child SupportBased Upon Modification of Child Support.[Yerkes v. Yerkes, 824 A.2d 1169 (Pa. 2003)].Loreen M. Burkett. 26:4-5.Pennsylvania Supreme Court Evaluates Scope ofAppellate Review as Defined <strong>by</strong> Mumma v.Mumma in Cus<strong>to</strong>dy Cases. [Robinson v.Robinson, 538 Pa. 52, 645 A.2d 836 (1994)].16(4):2-3.Pennsylvania Supreme Court Examines DueProcess Rights of Accused Child Abuser. [R. v.Com., Department of Public Welfare andMontgomery County Office of Children andYouth, 535 Pa. 440, 636 A.2d 142 (1994)].15(3):11-17.The Pennsylvania Supreme Court Overrules <strong>the</strong>Wolf Case. [Buskirk v. Buskirk, 527 Pa. 218, 590A.2d 4 (1991)]. 12(4):2-3.Pennsylvania Supreme Court Throws Out CollegeSupport. [Blue v. Blue, 5<strong>32</strong> Pa. 521, 661 A.2d 628(1992)]. 13(5):2.Pennsylvania’s Beneficiary Re-DesignationStatute–Does ERISA Preempt? [In Re Estate ofPaul J. Sauers, III, 971 A.2d 1265 (Pa. Super.2009)]. Sarinia M. Feinman. 31:91-92.Pension and Profit Sharing not ExemptfromAttachment for Purposes of SatisfyingFamilial Support Obligations. [Hopkinson v.Hopkinson, <strong>32</strong>3 Pa. Super. 404, 470 A.2d 981].4:509-12.Pension Attachable for Purpose of EnforcingSupport Order. [Hollman v. Hollman, 515 Pa. 288,528 A.2d 146 (1987)]. 8:1004-5.Pension Benefits as Marital Property. [Miller v.Miller, 395 Pa. Super. 255, 577 A.2d 205 (1990)].11:179-80.43
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