CASE DIGESTS BY SUBJECT10(2):80-81.Order Denying Petition <strong>to</strong> Bifurcate is Nei<strong>the</strong>r FinalNor Appealable. [Beasley v. Beasley, 384 Pa. Super.124, 501 A.2d 679 (1985)]7:839.Order Granting Bifurcation Petition is not Final andAppealable. [Mandia v. Mandia, 341 Pa. Super. 116,491 A.2d 177 (1985) ]. 6:779-81.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.Trial Court Must Set Forth Rationale for Bifurcation on<strong>the</strong> Record Prior <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Entry of a Decree in Divorce.[Brian v. Brian, 872 A.2d 843 (Pa. Super. 2005)].Benjamin E. Orsatti. 27:62.DIVORCE–COHABITATIONBifurcation of Divorce Upheld–Trial Court ProperlyEngaged in a Systematic and On-The-Record Inquiry atHearing. [Savage v. Savage, 736 A.2d 633 (Pa. Super.1999)]. Julie K. Freeman. 21:116-18.Court Defines "Cohabitation.". [So<strong>by</strong> v. So<strong>by</strong>, 113Montg. Co. L. Rep. 406 (1983)]. 5:596-97.Court Defines Cohabitation for Purposes of §507.[Miller v. Miller, 353 Pa. Super. 194, 509 A.2d 291(1986)]. 7:856-58.Effect of Cohabitation on Alimony Agreement.[Vankirk v. Vankirk, 336 Pa. Super. 502, 485 A.2d1194 (1984)]. 5:654-55.DIVORCE–CONSTITUTIONALITYA Challenge <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Constitutionality of <strong>the</strong> 1980Divorce Code. [Nuttall v. Nuttall, 386 Pa. Super. 148,562 A.2d 841 (1989)]. 10:126-27.DIVORCE–DEATH OF PARTYAbatement of Divorce Action on Death. [Myers v.Myers, 379 Pa. Super. 450, 580 A.2d 384 (1990)].11:197.Alimony Terminates upon Obligated Party's Death.[Chaney v. Chaney, 343 Pa. Super. 77, 493 A.2d 1382(1985)]. 6:740-43.Death Abates Equitable Distribution Proceedings.[Geraghty v. Geraghty, 411 Pa. Super. 53, 600 A.2d1261 (1991)]. 13(1):3-4.Death of Parties Abates Claim for EquitableDistribution. [Drumheller v. Marcello, 351 Pa. Super.139, 505 A.2d 305 (1986)]. 7:860-61.Death Penalty in a Divorce Proceeding Abates Action.[Haviland v. Haviland, 481 A.2d 1355 (1984)]. 5:652-53.Effect of Death of Party on a Divorce Action. [Chappellv. Chappell, 21 D.&C.3d 44 (1981)]. 3:342-43.Effect of Death on Bifurcated Divorce. [Delehanty v.Wozman, 7 A.C.D.D. 141, 133 P.L.J. 263 (1985) ].6:743-44.Effect of Divorced Party's Death on AncillaryClaims–<strong>the</strong> Action Lives On. [Pastuszek v. Pastuszek,346 Pa. Super. 416, 499 A.2d 1069 (1985)]. 6:777-79.Effect of Party's Death on Pre-Divorce EquitableDistribution. [Reese v. Reese Pa. Super. 351 Pa. Super.521, 506 A.2d 471 (1986)]. 7:847-49.Pennsylvania’s Beneficiary Re-DesignationStatute–Does ERISA Preempt? [In Re Estate of Paul J.Sauers, III, 971 A.2d 1265 (Pa. Super. 2009)]. SariniaM. Feinman. 31:91-92.DIVORCE–DOMICILEChange in Domicile Must be Proven <strong>by</strong> Clear andConvincing Evidence. [Bell v. Bell, <strong>32</strong>6 Pa. Super. 237,473 A.2d 1069 (1984)]. 5:555-59.Domicile Governs Divorce Jurisdiction. [Sinha v.Sinha, 834 A.2d 600 (Pa. Super. 2003)]. Kate E.McDonnell. 26:43-44.Person May Only Have One "Bona Fide" Residence orDomicile. [Stipp v. Stipp, 31 Chester Co. L. R. 172(1983)]. 4:483-84.76
CASE DIGESTS BY SUBJECTDIVORCE–FOREIGN DECREEEnforcement of Foreign Decree in Pennsylvania.[Kramer v. Kramer, 21 D.&C.3d 94 (Lehigh, 1981)].3:<strong>32</strong>3-24.Husband Es<strong>to</strong>pped from Asserting Invalidity of ForeignDivorce Decree. [Lowenschuss v. Lowenschuss, 396Pa. Super. 531, 579 A.2d 377 (1990)]. Emanuel A.Bertin. 11:154-55.Jurisdiction of Pennsylvania Courts Extended OverNon-Resident Defendants. [Messa v. Messa, 110Montg. Co. L. Rep. 192 (1981)]. 3:<strong>32</strong>7-31.Section 505 Applies Only <strong>to</strong> Foreign ex Parte Divorces.[Sohmer v. Sohmer, 318 Pa. Super. 500, 465 A.2d 665(1983)]. 4:465-66.State Court has Jurisdiction Over Non-Resident Alienin Divorce Action. [Sinha v. Sinha, 341 Pa. Super. 440,491 A.2d 1399 (1985)]. 6:764-67.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.DIVORCE–GROUNDS201(d) Divorce–Separation Must be Related <strong>to</strong> MaritalDiscord. [Spitzkopf v. Spitzkopf, 3 A.C.D.D. 42(1982)]. 3:337-38.Defendants are not Required <strong>to</strong> Execute §201(c)Affidavit of Consents Against Will. [Hulek v. Hulek, 6A.C.D.D. 294 (1984)]. 6:699.Given a Conflict Between a Fault and No-Fault Ground,No-Fault Will Prevail. [Barbara B. S. v. S. Allen S.,Allegh. Co., 876 Oct. 1977 (1982)]. 3:273-74 .Heart Balm Act Held Inapplicable <strong>to</strong> Causes of Actionfor Fraud and Negligent Representation, Arising out ofa Bigamous Marriage. [Lampus v. Lampus, 541 Pa. 67,660 A.2d 1308 (1995)]. 17(5):6.The "I's" Have It: Infidelity, Insufficient <strong>to</strong> Invalidate,Indignities <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> "Injured and Innocent". [Schuback v.Schuback, 412 Pa. Super. 233, 603 A.2d 194 (1992)].13(3):6-7.The Meaning of <strong>the</strong> 1988 Divorce Code AmendmentsClarified. [Woodings v. Woodings, 411 Pa. Super. 406,601 A.2d 854 (1992)]. Emanuel A. Bertin. 13(1):2.Section 201(d) Divorce–Court Need not Give PartyNotice Before Entering Divorce Decree. [Kopf v. Kopf,2 A.C.D.D. 87(1982)]. 3:<strong>32</strong>2-23.The Test for Innocent and Injured Spouse. [Hunsingerv. Hunsinger, 381 Pa. Super. 453, 554 A.2d 89 (1989)].10(2):81-82.DIVORCE–INJUNCTIVE RELIEFCase Law on <strong>the</strong> Availability of Injunctive Relief Under<strong>the</strong> New Divorce Code. [Holub v. Holub, 1 A.C.D.D.31 (Allegh. Co., 1981)]. 2:172-76.Injunctive Relief Under Section 401(c) of <strong>the</strong> DivorceCod. [Lazovitz v. Lazovitz, 307 Pa. Super. 341, 453A.2d 615 (1982)]. 4:391-93.DIVORCE–MARITAL PROPERTYBonds Purchased with Proceeds from Sale of GiftBecome Marital Property When Placed in Joint Names.[Madden v. Madden, 336 Pa. Super. 552, 486 A.2d 951(1984) 6:673-75.Constructive Trust May Attach <strong>to</strong> Non-DisclosedMarital Assets Regardless of Withholder's Intent.[Creeks v. Creeks, 422 Pa. Super. 4<strong>32</strong>, 619 A.2d 754(1993)]. 14(3):8-9.Court Creates Constructive Trust. [Brasile v. Estate ofLouis Brasile, 354 Pa. Super. 400, 512 A.2d 10(1986)]. 7:877-78.Court Finds Mortgage Payments Toge<strong>the</strong>r WithResulting Appreciation on Pre-Owned Property isMarital. [Ball v. Ball, 5 A.C.D.D. 174 (1983)]. 4:512-14.Division of Marital Property: Fac<strong>to</strong>rs Considered.[Powell v. Powell, 395 Pa. Super. 345, 577 A.2d 576(1990)]. 11:171-73.77
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