CASE DIGESTS BY TITLE(Pa. Super. 2005)]. Benjamin E. Orsatti. 27:62.Trial Court Reversed for Failure <strong>to</strong> ApplyImportant Child Cus<strong>to</strong>dy Procedures. [Cyran v.Cyran, 389 Pa. Super. 128, 566 A.2d 878 (1989)].Emauel A. Bertin. 11:134-35.Trial Court's Inadvertent Delayed Filing ofReconsidered Equitable Distribution Order CausesAppeal <strong>to</strong> Fail. [Weinzetl v. Weinzetl, 452 Pa.Super. 271, 681 A.2d 813 (1996)]. Linda C.Liechty. 19:5-6.Trial Court's Order Terminating Fa<strong>the</strong>r's ParentalRights Overturned <strong>by</strong> Superior Court. [In Re:Bowman, Appeal of Bowman, II, 436 Pa. Super.10, 647 A.2d 217 (1994)]. 16(4):11-12.Trial Courts Must Put Reasons for Bifurcation ofDivorce Cases on <strong>the</strong> Record. [Lambert v.Lambert, 422 Pa. Super. 444, 619 A.2d 761(1993)]. 14(3):11-12.True Disability Payments held not MaritalProperty Subject To Equitable Distribution.[Anderson v. Ciliberti, 374 Pa. Super. 228, 542A.2d 580 (1988)]. 9(5):45.Two Agreements–Two Enforcement Cases OneSuccess-One Failure. [Thomson v. Rose, 698 A.2d1<strong>32</strong>1 (Pa. Super. 1997); Gaster v. Gaster, 703A.2d 513 (Pa. Super. 1997)]. Lise A. Fisher.19:79-81.Two Cases on Standing: Case 1: Third PartyAsserting Paternity has No Standing in a PartialCus<strong>to</strong>dy Case Against an Intact Family Unit. [CWv. LV and GV, 788 A.2d 1002 (Pa. Super. 2001)];Case 2: Former Same-Sex Partner has Standing inPartial Cus<strong>to</strong>dy Case. [T.B. v. L.R.M., 786 A.2d913 (Pa. 2001)]. Michael E. Bertin. 24:3-5.Two Fit Parents vs. Best Interest of Child:Opposing At<strong>to</strong>rney in Quasi Judicial Role.[Songster v. Mumma, 380 Pa. Super. 18, 550 A.2d1341 (1988)]. 10:66-67.Two Wrongs did not Make It Right: Defects on<strong>the</strong> Face of <strong>the</strong> Record 23 Pa.C.S.A. §33<strong>32</strong>,.[Bingaman, Jr. v. Bingaman 980 A.2d 155 (Pa.Super. 2009)]. Kerri Lee Cappella. 31:162-63.Typical Support Case Clarifies Law RegardingEarning Capacity, Employee Perquisites, Bonuses,401(k) Contributions, Employer Matches,Exemptions and Child Care Expenses. [Portugal v.Portugal, 798 A.2d 246 (Pa. Super. 2002)].Elisabeth Benning<strong>to</strong>n. 24:97-99.U.S. Court of Appeals Upheld Tax Court RulingThat Unallocated Pendente Lite Support Awardwas Properly Deductible as Alimony <strong>to</strong> Payor andIncome <strong>to</strong> Payee. [Patricia Kean v. Commissionerof Internal Revenue; Robert W. Kean v.Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 407 F.3d 186rd(3 Cir. 2005)]. Albert Shem<strong>to</strong>b. 27:117-18.Unauthorized Appeal Results in Ruling that Parentwith De Jure, But not De Fac<strong>to</strong>, Cus<strong>to</strong>dy hasStanding <strong>to</strong> Seek Child Support. [Seder v. Seder,841 A.2d 1074 (Pa. Super. 2004)]. Ann M. Funge.26:9-11.Unilateral Removal of Any Assets from MaritalResidence is not Permissible. [Staple<strong>to</strong>n v.Staple<strong>to</strong>n, <strong>32</strong> Chester Co. 338 (1984)]. 5:568-69.Unless a Child is Lacking Proper Parental Careand Control, He or She Cannot be AdjudicatedDependent. [In Re Jeffrey S., Justin S. Jordon S.and Joy S., 427 Pa. Super. 79, 628 A.2d 439(1993)]. 14(4):6-7.Use of Blood Test <strong>to</strong> Rebut Presumption ofMarried Fa<strong>the</strong>r's Paternity. [Faust v. Faggart, 406Pa. Super. 357, 594 A.2d 660 (1991)]. 12(5):6-7.Validity of Third Party's Intervention in DivorceProceedings. [Luiziaga v. Psolka, 4<strong>32</strong> Pa. Super.26, 637 A.2d 645 (1994)]. 15(2):5-6.Valuation Dates. [McNaugh<strong>to</strong>n v. McNaugh<strong>to</strong>n,412 Pa. Super. 409, 603 A.2d 646 (1992)].13(4):3.Valuation of Closely Held Corporation. [Bowen v.Bowen, 96 N.J. 36, 473 A.2d 73 (1984)]. 5:615-19.Valuation of Increase in Value of Inheritance.58
CASE DIGESTS BY TITLE[Winters v. Winters, 355 Pa. Super. 64, 512 A.2d1124 (1986)]. 7:902-4.Valuation of Marital Property: Separation orDistribution Date. [Downey v, Downey, 399 Pa.Super. 437, 582 A.2d 674 (1990)]. 12(1):6-7.Valuation of Marital Property: Separation orHearing Date. [Tocco v. Tocco, 389 Pa. Super.310, 567 A.2d 303 (1989)]. 10:121-22.Value of Employee Benefits Package andUndistributed Annuity Interest Must be Includedas Income Available for Child Support Purposes.[Arbet v. Arbet, 803 A.2d 34 (Pa. Super. 2004)].Darrren J. Holst. 27:4-7.Value of Interest in Law Firm Controlled <strong>by</strong>Partnership Agreement. [McCabe v. McCabe,Nos. 1353 & 1354 Phil. 1986 (April 10, 1987)].8:995-97.Value of Marital Property Limited <strong>to</strong> Terms ofLaw Firm Partnership Agreement. [McCabe v.McCabe, 374 Pa. Super. 451, 543 A.2d 558(1988)]. 9:20.Valuing a Pension–New Jersey Court Uses "TotalOffset Method". [Dipietro v. Dipietro, 183 N. J.Super. 69, 443 A.2d 244 (1981)]. 3:<strong>32</strong>4-27.Valuing Increase of Non-Marital Trust and NoGoodwill Value of Sole Owner of VeterinarianPractice. [Solomon v. Solomon, 531 Pa. 113, 611A.2d 686 (1992)]. 13(4):2-3.Ven<strong>to</strong> is Dead!!!! [Platek v. Platek, 309 Pa. Super.16, 454 A.2d 1059 (1982)]. 4:389-90.Vested and Non-Vested Pensions are MaritalProperty. [Kalinoski v. Kalinoski, Butler Co., F.C.No. 80-530 (1982)]. 4:394-99.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:Indirect Criminal Contempt. [Wagner v. Wagner,387 Pa. Super. 246, 564 A.2d 162 (1989)].10(4):104-5.Voluntary Resignation fromEmployment Does notJustify Reduction of Alimony Pursuant <strong>to</strong> Post-Nuptial Agreement. [Williams v. Williams, 108PDDRR 87 p.<strong>32</strong>1]. Elizabeth Billies. 30:219-20.Voluntary Termination of Parental RightsReversed Following "Unorthodox" Procedures In<strong>the</strong> Lower Court. [In Re: Adoption of Stickley:Appeal of McCook, 4<strong>32</strong> Pa. Super. 354, 638 A.2d976 (1994)]. 15(2):8-9.Wage Attachment or Equitable DistributionOrders. [Laughlin v. Laughlin, 525 Pa. 141, 578A.2d 922 (1990)]. 11:183-84.Was Wife's Move With Child Legitimate, or didShe "Abscond"? [Hamm v. Hamm, 431 Pa. Super.283, 636 A.2d 652 (1994)]. 15(2):10-11.Weighing Substance Abuse and Sexual Preferencein Determining Parental Fitness. [Barron v.Barron, 406 Pa. Super. 401, 594 A.2d 682(1991)]. 12(5):7.When Bankruptcy and Divorce Coincide EsoteriaPrevails. [Cohen v. Goldberg, 695 A.2d 806 (Pa.Super. 1997)]. 19:54-55.When can Putative Fa<strong>the</strong>r Claim Cus<strong>to</strong>dy Rights<strong>to</strong> Child Born While Mo<strong>the</strong>r is Married <strong>to</strong> Ano<strong>the</strong>rMan? [Dettinger v. McCleary, 438 Pa. Super. 300,652 A.2d 383 (1994)]. 17(2):3-5.When is a Cus<strong>to</strong>dy Order Final and Appealable?not When it is an Interim Order Intended <strong>to</strong> be anInterim Measure–"Complete Resolution Test.".[G.B. v. M.M.B., 448 Pa. Super. 133, 670 A.2d714 (1996)]. Steven B. Schwartz. 18(2):4-5.When Local Court’s Reasoning Is not Evidentfrom Record Failure <strong>to</strong> File Rule 1925(a) OpinionCaused Reversal and Remand. [Bold v. Bold, 939A.2d 892 (Pa. Super. 2007)]. Marion Laffey-Ferry. 30:3-5.Where Killing Done With "Will," There's No"Way" Killer can Take fromVictim's Estate. (In Re59
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