CASE DIGESTS BY SUBJECTPa. Super. 331, 619 A.2d 703 (1992)]. 14(2):6-8.Gates V. Gates: Alimony Award Linked <strong>to</strong>Emancipation of Child Improper. [Gates v. Gates, 933A.2d 102 (Pa. Super. 2007)]. Aaron P. Asher. 29:127-28.Judge Calls for Legislature <strong>to</strong> Clarify Guidelines ofAlimony Awards. [Peterson v. Peterson, 427 Pa. Super.572, 629 A.2d 1017 (1993)]. 14(5):2-3.Letter Asking Parents for Wife's Hand does notTranslate <strong>to</strong> Indefinite Handout of Alimony. [Viles v.Viles, 416 Pa. Super. 95, 610 A.2d 988 (1991)].13(4):4-6.Only Plaintiff in Fault Divorce can Move for Entry ofDivorce Decree. [Lax<strong>to</strong>n v. Lax<strong>to</strong>n, 345 Pa. Super. 450,498 A.2d 909 (1985)]. 7:840-41.Order Denying or Granting Interim Relief is a Final andAppealable Order. [Sutliff v. Sutliff, <strong>32</strong>6 Pa. Super.496, 474 A.2d 599 (1984)]. 5:564-67.Payments in Lieu of Property Distribution are notAlimony, Supreme Court Rules. [Zullo v. Zullo, 531Pa. 377, 613 A.2d 544 (1992)]. 13(6):10-11.Pennsylvania has Jurisdiction <strong>to</strong> Hear Economic Issues,Even Though Parties are Divorced in South Carolina.[Cheng v. Cheng, 347 Pa. Super. 515, 500 A.2d 1175(1985)]. 7:8<strong>32</strong>-35.Property Received as Part of Equitable Distribution isa Relevant Fac<strong>to</strong>r in Determining Whe<strong>the</strong>r AlimonyShould be Awarded. [Geyer v. Geyer, 310 Pa. Super.456, 456 A.2d 1025 (1983)]. 4:405-7.Satisfaction of Proven Reasonable Needs, notEqualization of Income, Is Polestar for DeterminingMonthly Alimony Amount. [Dalrymple v. Kilishek, 920A.2d 1275 (Pa. Super. 2006)]. Darren J. Holst. 29:51-52.Superior Court Approves Entry of Alimony OrderBased on Pennsylvania Agreement, Many YearsFollowing Final Divorce Decree in a Jurisdiction notPermitting Alimony. [Poli<strong>to</strong> v. Poli<strong>to</strong>, 440 Pa. Super.<strong>32</strong>8, 655 A.2d 587 (1995)]. 17(3):7.Termination of Relationship With Paramour Prior <strong>to</strong>Trial will not Preclude Finding of Cohabitation. [Moranv. Moran, 839 A.2d 1091 (Pa. Super. 2003)]. MargaretLucas. 26:6-7.Test for Reimbursement Alimony/Equity: UnjustEnrichment. [Bold v. Bold, 374 Pa. Super. 317, 542A.2d 1374 (1988)]. 9:21-22.Trial Court Abused its Discretion in Denying WifeAlimony. [Eck v. Eck, <strong>32</strong>7 Pa. Super. 334, 475 A.2d825 (1984)]. 5:606-7.Wife's Remarriage Doesn't Terminate Agreed-uponAlimony Absence Express Cut-off Date. [McMahon v.McMahon, 417 Pa. Super. 592, 612 A.2d 1360 (1992)].13(5):4-6.Workers’ Compensation Award held in Escrow <strong>to</strong> PayAlimony. [Dudas v. Pietrzykowski, 813 A.2d 1 (Pa.Super. 2002)]. Jennifer M. McEnroe. 25:10-12.DIVORCE–ALIMONY PENDENTE LITEAlimony Pendente Lite. [Mckelvey v. Mckelvey, 16D.&C.3d 611 (Armstrong Co. 1980); Thoma v. Thoma,284 Pa. Super. 249, 425 A.2d 797 (1981)]. 2:1<strong>32</strong>-34Alimony Pendente Lite and Support–Court Rules Partymay Maintain Actions for Both. [Remick v. Remick,310 Pa. Super. 23, 456 A.2d 163 (1983)]. 4:429-4<strong>32</strong>Alimony Pendente Lite Case. [Sands v. Sands, 112Montg. Co. L. Rep. 287 (1983)]. 4:469-71.Appeal from Order Granting or Denying Interim ReliefStays All Proceedings. [Prozzoly v. Prozzoly, <strong>32</strong>7 Pa.Super. <strong>32</strong>6, 475 A.2d 820 (1984)]. 5:579-81.Appeal of Distribution Order Doesn't Entitle Spouse <strong>to</strong>Alimony Pendente Lite. [Spink v. Spink, 422 Pa. Super.126, 619 A.2d 277 (1992)]. 14(2):5-6.Court Analyzes Tax Benefits in Determining True Cos<strong>to</strong>f Alimony Pendente Lite <strong>to</strong> Payor. [Hovis v. Hovis, 6A.C.D.D. 197 (1984)]. 5:619-21.Court Sets Forth Fac<strong>to</strong>rs <strong>to</strong> be Used in Making AlimonyPendente Lite Award. [Orr v. Orr, 110 Montg. Co. L.Rep. 273 (1982)]. 3:298-300.74
CASE DIGESTS BY SUBJECTDistinction Between Spousal Support and AlimonyPendente Lite. [Horn v. Horn, 388 Pa. Super. 46, 564A.2d 995 (1989)]. 10:123.Even Non-Dependent Spouses May Receive AlimonyPendente Lite <strong>to</strong> Defray Costs of Maintaining DivorceAction. [Powers v. Powers, 419 Pa. Super. 464, 615A.2d 459 (1992)]. 14(1):6.Marital Misconduct not a Bar <strong>to</strong> a Bar <strong>to</strong> AlimonyPendente Lite. [Siciliano v. Siciliano, 3 A.C.D.D. 72(1982)]. 3:334-35.Parties can Obtain Both Alimony Pendente Lite andSupport. [Com. ex rel. Homsher v. Homsher, 289 Pa.Super. 112, 4<strong>32</strong> A.2d 1076 (1981)]. 2:197.Parties' Separate Estate does not Prevent Party fromReceiving Alimony Pendente Lite. [Orr v. Orr, 315 Pa.Super. 168, 461 A.2d 850 (1983)]. 4:466-67.Prenuptial Agreement: Express Waiver of Alimony orSupport does not Constitute Waiver of AlimonyPendente Lite. [Musko v. Musko, 447 Pa. Super. 150,668 A.2d 561 (1995)]. David L. Ladov. 18(1):20.Retroactivity of APL and Child Support Orders Prior <strong>to</strong>Filing is Gaining Momentum: Standard of Review onAppeal Heightening. [Simmons v. Simmons, 723 A.2d221 (Pa. Super. 1998)]. Rochelle B. Grossman. 21:37-38.Temporary Award of Alimony Pendente Lite andSupport is not Appealable. [Lowenschuss v.Lowenschuss, Montg. Co., No. 81-17813 (1982)].3:310.DIVORCE–APPLICATION TO PROCEEDApplication <strong>to</strong> Proceed Under New Code–To Give NoRecognition <strong>to</strong> a Counterclaim Filed Prior <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Entryof a Divorce Decree Gives <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Opposing Party aWindfall that has No Relationship <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Goals andObjectives of <strong>the</strong> 1980 Code. [Conley v. Conley, 1A.C.D.D. 162 (Allegh. 1981); New<strong>by</strong> v. New<strong>by</strong>,Mercer Co., No. 1135 C.d. 1980 (1981)]. 2:190-94.DIVORCE–BANKRUPTCY ACTIONSEffect of Bankruptcy Action on Divorce Proceeding.[In re Murray v. Murray and Ganz, 31 B.R. 499(1983)]. 4:473.When Bankruptcy and Divorce Coincide EsoteriaPrevails. [Cohen v. Goldberg, 695 A.2d 806 (Pa. Super.1997)]. 19:54-55.DIVORCE–BIFURCATIONA Bifurcated Divorce Case and <strong>the</strong> Entry of <strong>the</strong> DivorceDecree does not Terminate Alimony Pendente Lite andSupport. [Klein v. Klein, 1 A.C.D.D. 205 (Allegh. Co.1980)]. 2:183-84.Bifurcated Divorce Decree is a Final Appealable Order.[Curran v. Curran, 446 Pa. Super. 633, 667 A.2d 1155(1995)]. David S. Pollock. 18(2):6-7Bifurcation Under <strong>the</strong> New Divorce Code–Yes or No.[[Simpkins v. Dodolak, Clearfield Co., 79-751-cd(1980)]. 2:131.Case Law on Bifurcation Under <strong>the</strong> New Divorce Code.[Casey v. Casey, 1 A.C.D.D. 14 18 D.&C.3d 24 (1980);Tose v. Tose, 63 Del. Co. R. 309 (1981); Smolinsky v.Smolinsky, Philadelphia Co., Family Div., No. 3347Aug. 1980 (1981); Carney v. Carney, Erie Co., Civ.Div. No. 8420-a 1980 (1981)]. 2:166-71.Decision <strong>to</strong> Bifurcate Based on Review of Facts. [Wolkv. Wolk, 318 Pa. Super. 311, 464 A.2d 1359]. 4:460-62.Decision <strong>to</strong> Bifurcate is Discretionary. [Hall v. Hall,333 Pa. Super. 483, 482 A.2d 974 (1984)]. 5:650-52.The Decision <strong>to</strong> Bifurcate is Within <strong>the</strong> Decision of <strong>the</strong>Court. [Tose v. Tose, 297 Pa. Super. 592, 441 A.2d 7901 (1982)]. 3:257-58.Effect of Death on Bifurcated Divorce. [Delehanty v.Wozman, 7 A.C.D.D. 141, 133 P.L.J. 263(1985)].6:743-44.First Impression: Bifurcation Under <strong>the</strong> AmendedDivorce Code. [Bonawits v. Bonawits, 907 A.2d 611(Pa. Super. 2006)]. Michael E. Bertin. 29:98-100.Inmate's Right <strong>to</strong> Attend Bifurcation Hearing. [Salemov. Salemo, 381 Pa. Super. 6<strong>32</strong>, 554 A.2d 563 (1989)].75
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