CASE DIGESTS BY TITLE27:58-59.Temporary Award of Alimony Pendente Lite andSupport is not Appealable. [Lowenschuss v.Lowenschuss, Montgomery Co., No. 81-17813(1982)]. 3:310.Temporary Institutionalization Does not ConstitutePermanent Challenge in Circumstances. [R.C. v.J.S., 957 A.2d 759 (Pa. Super. 2008). Scott L.Levine. 30:215-16.Tenancy <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> Entireties is Subject <strong>to</strong> aCredi<strong>to</strong>r's/ Mo<strong>the</strong>r's Judgement for DelinquentChild Support. [Coscia v. Hendrie, 427 Pa. Super.585, 629 A.2d 1024 (1993)]. 14(4):5-6.The Tender Years Act. [Fidler v. Cunningham-Small, 871 A.2d 231 (Pa. Super. 2005)]. Joseph P.Mar<strong>to</strong>ne. 27:56-57.Termination of Child Support Order Pursuant <strong>to</strong>Rule. [1]910.19(e) Does not Au<strong>to</strong>matically Bar aLater Claim for Post-Majority Support. [Style v.Shaub, 955 A.2d 403 (Pa. Super. 2008)]. CherylB. Krentzman. 30:208-11.Termination of Parental Rights–Revisited. [In Re:Adoption of M.M., a Minor, Appeal of J.M. andC.B., 492 Pa. 457, 424 A.2d 1280 (1981)]. 2:130.Termination of Parental Rights Under <strong>the</strong>Adoption Act of 1970. [In Re VoluntaryTermination of Parental Rights <strong>to</strong> MLO, Appeal ofKO, 490 Pa. 237, 416 A.2d 88 (1980); In ReL.A.G., Appeal of M.G.B., 490 Pa. 54, 415 A.2d44 (1980); In Re M.A.K.,489 Pa. 587, 414 A.2d1052 (1980); In Re M.L.H., Appeal of M.H., 490Pa. 54, 415 A.2d 29 (1980); In Re D.K.W.,Appeal of C.J.W., 490 Pa. 134, 415 A.2d 69(1980); In Re Adoption of F.D.S. and G.M.S.,Appeal of C.S.S., 490 Pa. 43, 415 A.2d 23 (1980);Lehman, v. Lycoming County Children's ServicesAgency, 1980 U.S. App. Lexis 15451 (3d Cir.1980)]. 1:90-96.Termination of Relationship With Paramour Prior<strong>to</strong> Trial will not Preclude Finding of Cohabitation.[Moran v. Moran, 839 A.2d 1091 (Pa. Super.2003)]. Margaret Lucas. 26:6-7.Termination of Support on Remarriage. [Purdue v.Purdue, 398 Pa. Super. 228, 580 A.2d 1146(1990)]. 11:196-97.Terms of Settlement Agreement Override CaseLaw Regarding Pension Valuation Date. [Bianchiv. Bianchi, 859 A.2d 511 (Pa. Super. 2004)].Mindi J. Hodge and Randi J. Silverman. 26:108-9.Test for Hearsay Evidence in Sexual Abuse Cases.[G.W.K. v. Com. of Pa., Dept. of Welfare, 125 Pa.Cmwlth. 512, 558 A.2d 151 (1989)]. 10(4):105-6.The Test for Innocent and Injured Spouse.[Hunsinger v. Hunsinger, 381 Pa. Super. 453, 554A.2d 89 (1989)]. 10(2):81-82.Test for Reimbursement Alimony/Equity: UnjustEnrichment. [Bold v. Bold, 374 Pa. Super. 317,542 A.2d 1374 (1988)]. 9:21-22.Testamentary Appointment of a Guardian for aMinor Child is Controlling and not MerelyDirec<strong>to</strong>ry. [In re: Slaughter, 738 A.2d 1013 (Pa.Super. 1999)]. James G. Keenan. 22:5-7.A Thin Line Distinguishing Billhime: WhatConstitutes Enough Evidence <strong>to</strong> Establish aChild’s “Significant Connection” withPennsylvania <strong>to</strong> Maintain Jurisdiction Over aCus<strong>to</strong>dy Matter? Rennie v. Rosenthol, 995 A.2d1217 (Pa. Super. 2010)]. Joanna K. Conmy.<strong>32</strong>:141-44.Third Parties May be on Equal Footing, But doThey Have Equal Standing? [In RE: G.C., 449 Pa.Super. 258, 673 A.2d 9<strong>32</strong> (1996)]. David L.Ladov. 18(3):8-11.Third Parties Now on Equal Footing in Cus<strong>to</strong>dyCases–Supreme Court Apparently OverrulesPresumption in Favor of Parents. [Rowles v.Rowles, 542 Pa. 443, 668 A.2d. 126 (1995)].David L. Ladov. 18(1):6-7.Third Party Standing Clarified in Child Cus<strong>to</strong>dyCases. [Gradwell v. Strausser, 416 Pa. Super. 118,610 A.2d 999 (1992)]. Emanuel A. Bertin.13(3):2.56
CASE DIGESTS BY TITLETill Death Do Us Part? Grounds for Divorce Mustbe Established <strong>to</strong> Avoid <strong>the</strong> Abatement of aDivorce Action: 23 Pa.C.S.A. §3<strong>32</strong>3(d.1). [Gerowv. Gerow, 962 A.2d 1206 (Pa. Super. 2008)].Kerri Lee Cappella. 31:11-13.Time Waits for No One, Including Pro SeLitigants. [Blatz v. Blatz, 412 Pa. Super. 449, 603A.2d 666 (1992)]. 13(3):7-8.Timing of Special Relief Motion. [Reese v. Reese,406 Pa. Super. 214, 593 A.2d 1312 (1991)].12(6):5.‘Tis not <strong>the</strong> “Season” for Calculating Support,Court Tells Recission Victim Fa<strong>the</strong>r. [Paulus v.Paulus, 413 Pa. Super. 230, 604 A.2d 1103(1992)]. 13(3):5-6.To Merge or not <strong>to</strong> Merge: Modifiability ofSupport Agreement at Stake. [McGough v.McGough, 361 Pa. Super. 391, 522 A.2d 638(1987)]. 9:7.Tokach is Overlooked. [D'Huy v. D'Huy, 390 Pa.Super. 509, 568 A.2d 1289 (1990)]. 11:131-<strong>32</strong>.Tracing and Standard of Proof Required <strong>to</strong>Overcome Presumption of Marital Property.[Sutliff v. Sutliff, 515 Pa. 393, 528 A.2d 1318(1987)]. 8:976-80.Transfer of Pre-Marital Property In<strong>to</strong> Joint NamesConstitutes Gift of Martial Entity. [Brown v.Brown, 352 Pa. Super. 267, 507 A.2d 1223(1986)]. 7:849-50.Transfer of Primary Physical Cus<strong>to</strong>dy as aSanction for Contempt of a Cus<strong>to</strong>dy Order withouta Pending Petition for Modification and Hearing<strong>the</strong>reon is not Permitted. [Langendorfer v.Spearman, 797 A.2d 303 (Pa. Super. 2002)].Stephanie H. Winegrad. 24:38-39.Transfer of Property Set Aside Under §403(d).[Krenzelak v. Krenzelak, 307 Pa. Super. 499, 453A.2d 998 (1982)]. 4:417-18.Transfer of Separate Property in<strong>to</strong> Joint NamesCreates Gift <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Marital Estate. [Burry v. Burry,111 Montg. Co. L. Rep. 330 (1982)]. 4:407-9.Transfer of Support Action. [Altschuler v.Altschuler, 334 Pa. Super. 111, 482 A.2d 1106(1984)]. 5:653-54.Trial Court Abused Its Discretion in Denying WifeAlimony. [Eck v. Eck, <strong>32</strong>7 Pa. Super. 334, 475A.2d 825 (1984)]. 5:606-7.Trial Court did not Improperly Modify Cus<strong>to</strong>dyOrder in Contempt Proceeding <strong>by</strong> Failing <strong>to</strong>Impose Sanction of Return of Child <strong>to</strong>Jurisdiction, but Failure <strong>to</strong> Impose Any Sanctionsfor Contempt and Pronouncement RegardingFuture Jurisdiction Constituted Errors. [Harcar v.Harcar, 982 A.2d 1230 (Pa. Super. 2009)]. CherylB. Krentzman. <strong>32</strong>:9-12.Trial Court Finds Tax Consequences AlreadyCalculated in<strong>to</strong> Support Guidelines. [Reisinger v.Reisinger, 3 A.C.D.D. 65 (Allegh. Co., 1984)].5:582.Trial Court had Jurisdiction <strong>to</strong> Enforce MaritalProperty Settlement Agreement under DivorceCode Where Agreement had not been Merged orIncorporated in<strong>to</strong> Final Divorce Decree.[Annechino v. Joire, 946 A.2d 121 (Pa. Super.2008)]. Michele G. Bononi. 30:82-83.Trial Court ay not Infuse Personal BeliefsOpposing Shared Physical Cus<strong>to</strong>dy. [B.C.S. v.J.A.S., 994 A.2d 600 (Pa. Super. 2010)]. DonnaMcKillop. <strong>32</strong>:137-38.Trial Court Must Appoint a Qualified Professional<strong>to</strong> Provide Counselling <strong>to</strong> Parent Who has beenConvicted of Certain Crimes and Must HearfromThat Professional at <strong>the</strong> Time of Trial.[Ramer v. Ramer, 914 A.2d 894 (Pa. Super.2006)]. Gerald L. Shoemaker, Jr. 29:20-21.Trial Court Must Keep Its Eye on Ball inEvaluating Support Cases. [Seman v. Seman, 419Pa. Super. 20, 614 A.2d 1189 (1992)]. 13(6):7.Trial Court Must Set Forth Rationale forBifurcation on <strong>the</strong> Record Prior <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Entry of aDecree in Divorce. [Brian v. Brian, 872 A.2d 84357
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