CASE DIGESTS BY SUBJECTDeath Abates Equitable Distribution Proceedings.[Geraghty v. Geraghty, 411 Pa. Super. 53, 600 A.2d1261 (1991)]. 13(1):3-4.Entry in<strong>to</strong> Pre-Divorce Code Agreement Results inWife's Waiver of Equitable Distribution. [Wolfe v.Wolfe, 341 Pa. Super. 313, 491 A.2d 291 (1985)].6:763-64.Equitable Distribution, Alimony, Alimony PendenteLite, Counsel Fees and Costs. [Tonetti v. Tonetti, 39Lehigh Law J. 535 (1982)]. 3:294-98.Equitable Distribution, Alimony and Counsel Fee Case.[Romeo v. Romeo, 42 Bucks Co. L. R. 39 (1983)].4:487-89.Equitable Distribution and Alimony Award. [Regli v.Regli, 111 Montg. Co. L.Rep. 119 (1982)]. 3:362-66.Equitable Distribution and Alimony–Wife Awarded65% of Marital Estate. [Stan<strong>to</strong>n v. Stan<strong>to</strong>n, 112 Montg.Co. L. Rep. 234 (1983)]. 4:484-87.Equitable Distribution–Assets Valued as of DateHearing. [Treasure v. Treasure, 2 A.C.D.D. 170(Allegh. Co., 1982)]. 3:306.Equitable Distribution Award Case. [Pangallo v.Pangallo, Westmoreland Co., No. 8650 of 1979(1983)]. 4:444-47.Equitable Distribution: Buy-Out Remedy. [Ryan v.Ryan, 391 Pa. Super. <strong>32</strong>7, 571 A.2d 392 (1990)].11:130-31.Equitable Distribution <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> Inch. [Anzalone v.Anzalone, 835 A.2d 773 (Pa Super. 2003)]. David S.Pollock. 25:96-99.Equitable Distribution Case. [Ruth v. Ruth, 316 Pa.Super. 282, 462 A.2d 1351 (1983)]. 4:453-58.Equitable Distribution Case. [Benner v. Benner, 42Bucks Co. L. R. 99 (1983)]. 4:474-78.Equitable Distribution Case. [Wichers v. Wichers, 6A.C.D.D. 67, 1<strong>32</strong> P.L.J. 146 (1984)]. 5:546-549Equitable Distribution, Counsel Fees and Costs. [Baraffv. Baraff, 4 A.C.D.D. 1 (Allegh. Co., 1983)]. 4:409-13.Equitable Distribution–Grounds for Divorce Must ExistBefore Court can Decide. [Oliver v. Oliver, 39 BucksCo. L.R. 130 (1982)]. 3:341.Equitable Distribution is Constitutional. [Bank v. Bank,Nov. Term 1980, No. 2993 (1981); Kline v. Kline,Lancaster Co., No. 166, Oct. Term 1979 (1981)].2:178-81.Equitable Distribution is Constitutional. [Schwartz v.Schwartz, Montg. Co., 81-3684, in Divorce A.V.M.(1981)]. 2:210-12.Equitable Distribution is Constitutional. [Bacchetta v.Bacchetta, 498 Pa. 227, 445 A.2d 1194 (1982)]. 3:290-93.Equitable Distribution of Property–Outright Award ofMarital Home <strong>to</strong> Husband. [Hovey v. Hovey, WarrenCo., No. 417 of 1980 (1981)]. 2:181-82.Equitable Distribution: Possibility of Inheritance notIncluded. [Gruver v. Gruver, 372 Pa. Super. 194, 539A.2d 395 (1988)]. 9(2):14.Equitable Defense <strong>to</strong> Equitable Distribution RentalCredit Claim. [Lee v. Lee, 978 A.2d 380 (Pa. Super.2009)]. Elizabeth J. Fineman. 31:103-5.Equitable Distribution (W/100%, H/0%)–An AwardMade <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> Court Rehabilitative Alimony, CounselFees. [Kiesel v. Kiesel, 19 D.&C.3d 792 (Montg. Co.1981)]. 2:220-22.Equitable Distribution (W/80%, H/20%)–An AwardMade <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> Court Rehabilitative Alimony, CounselFees (75%). [Reese v. Reese, (Montg. Co. 1981)].2:222-23.Equitable Distribution–Wife Awarded Interest inHusband's Pension. [Dean v. Dean, 2 A.C.D.D. 227(1982)]. 4:447-49.Equitable Provisions of Divorce Code GoverningDisposition of Property, not Applicable <strong>to</strong> Transfers ofProperty Made Prior <strong>to</strong> Effective Date of Code.[Krenzelak v. Krenzelak, 503 Pa. 373, 469 A.2d 987(1983)]. 4:505-09.82
CASE DIGESTS BY SUBJECTEquitable Reimbursement Camouflaged as Alimony.[Zullo v. Zullo, 395 Pa. Super. 113, 576 A.2d 1000(1990)]. 11:156-57.Equitable Reimbursement When Marital Assets Just arenot Enough. [Wang v. Feng, 888 A.2d. 882 (Pa. Super.2005)]. Sarinia A. Michaelson. 28:15-16.Expectancies are Relevant Fac<strong>to</strong>rs <strong>to</strong> be Considered inEquitable Distribution. [Moritz v. Moritz, Allegh. Co.,FD 82-07811 (1984)]. 5:630-<strong>32</strong>.Expectancies not Relevant in Equitable DistributionCases. [Hutnik v. Hutnik, 369 Pa. Super. 263, 535 A.2d151 (1987)]. 9:2-3.Failure <strong>to</strong> Value a Marital Asset. [Ratarsky v. Ratarsky,383 Pa. Super. 445, 557 A.2d 83 (1989)]. 10:90-91.Husband’s Proceeds from a Workers’ CompensationCompromise and Release Agreement Approved PostSeparation (for a Pre-Separation Injury) were notMarital Property Subject <strong>to</strong> Equitable Distribution.[Pudlish v. Pudlish, 796 A.2d 346 (Pa. Super. 2002)].Julia Swain. 24:36-38.Increase in Value of Separate Property Attributable <strong>to</strong>Marital Contributions is Marital Property. [Birkel v.Birkel, 3 A.C.D.D. 230 (1982)]. 4:436-38.Increased Earnings Capacity is Nei<strong>the</strong>r Real NorPersonal Property. [Hodge v. Hodge, <strong>32</strong>7 Pa. Super.151, 486 A.2d 401 (1984)]. 6:668-73.Is 50/50 an Appropriate Starting Point? Wife AwardedShare of Husband's Pension. [Martin B. v. Jane B., 1A.C.D.D. 199 (1981)]. 3:269-70.Justice Delayed is Justice Denied, at Least for UntimelyFiled Equitable Distribution Request. [Justice v. Justice,417 Pa. Super. 581, 612 A.2d 1354 (1992)]. 13(5):7-8.Lottery Ticket Proceeds and Equitable Distribution.[Nufher v. Nufher, 410 Pa. Super. 380, 599 A.2d 1348(1991)]. 13(1):3.Meretricious Relationship and Equitable Distribution.[Robertson v. Davis, 397 Pa. Super. 292, 580 A.2d 39(1990)]. 11:201.No 50-50 Starting Point Presumption Exists Under <strong>the</strong>Divorce Code. [Frantangelo v. Frantangelo, 360 Pa.Super. 487, 520 A.2d 1195 (1987)]. 8:952-56.Order in Aid of Execution on Behalf of Credi<strong>to</strong>r TakesPrecedence Over Subsequent Equitable DistributionOrder in Favor of Wife. [Livings<strong>to</strong>n v. Unis, 659 A.2d606 (Pa. Cmwlth. 1995)]. 17(4):4-5.Potential Tax Liability: Equitable Distribution Award.[Hovis v. Hovis, 518 Pa. 137, 541 A.2d 13478 (1988)].9:20-21.Present Value Required in Valuing Marital Assets.[Sutliff v. Sutliff, 518 Pa. 378, 543 A.2d 534 (1988)].9:<strong>32</strong>.[A Recent Equitable Distribution Decision]. Hughes v.Hughes, 108 Montgomery Co. L. R. 360 (1981)].2:155-57.Review <strong>by</strong> Pennsylvania Supreme Court of EquitableDistribution Order. [Cooper v. Cooper, 8 W.D. 1992(March 11, 1994)]. 15(2):2-3.Settlement Proceeds: Equitable Distribution. [Kozich v.Kozich, 397 Pa. Super. 463, 580 A.2d 390 (1990)].11:200.Superior Court Declares Trial Court did not ViolateDue Process Clause <strong>by</strong> not Considering MaritalMisconduct in Equitable Distribution Issues. [Witcherv. Witcher, 433 Pa. Super. 14, 639 A.2d 1187 (1994)].15(3):2-4.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.EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION-BUSINESSThe Application of <strong>the</strong> Doctrine of In Cus<strong>to</strong>dia Legis <strong>to</strong>Protect Marital Property fromTax Sale During <strong>the</strong>Pendency of Equitable Distribution. [City of Eas<strong>to</strong>n v.Marra, 862 A.2d 170 (Pa. Commw. 2004)]. ChristinaM. DeMatteo. 27:8-9.Business Valuation–Increase in Value of NonmaritalAsset–Are We Comparing Apples <strong>to</strong> Oranges?83
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