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d. 'The mother and father agree that each sha11 notify thc other immediately of
medical emergencies which arise whilc the child is in thai parenl's care.
e. The mother and father realize that thcir child's weD being is paramount to
any differences they might have belween themselves. Therefore, they agree that
neither party shaD do anything which may estrange the child from the other parent,
or injure the opinion of the child a.~ to the other parent or which may hamper the
free and natural development of the child's love or respect for the other parent.
S. This Order shaD remain in effect for a period of one year or until modified or
terminated by the Court. The Order can be extended beyond ilB original expiration date if the
Court finds that the defendant has conunined another act of abuse or has engaged in a pancrn or
practice that indicates continued risk of harm 10 the plaintiff.
6. This Order may subject the defendant to: i) arrest under 23 Pa.C.S. ~6113; il) a
private criminal complainl under 23 Pa.C.S. ~6113.1; ill) a charge of indirect criminal contempt
under 23 Pa.C.S. ~6114, puni~hable by imprisonment up to six months and a fine 01'$100.00-
$1,000.00; and iv) civil contempt under 23 Pa.C.S. ~6114.1. Resumption of co-residence on the
part of the plaintiff and defendant shaD nol nullitY the provisions of the court order.
7. The Mid-Cumberland Valley Regional and Pennsylvania State Police Departments
shaD be provided with certified copies of this Order by the plaintiffs anomey and may enforce this
Order by arrest for indirect criminal contempt without warrant upon probable cause that this Order
has been violated, whether or not the violation is conunittcd in the presence of a police officer. In
the event that an arresl is made under this section, the defendanl shaD be taken witb,out
Karla M. Shaw,
: IN TIlE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
Plaintiff
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
v.
: NO. 97 . 630
CIVll. TERM
I-Iany B. Shaw,
Defendant
: PROTECTION FROM ABUSE
: AND CUSTODY
CONSENT AGREEMENT
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This Agreement is entered on this tE...- day ~ 1997, by the plaintiff, Karla M,
Shaw, and the defendant, Harry B, Shaw. The plaintiff is represented by Joan Carey of LEGAL
SERVICES, INC.; the defendant is represented by James 1. Kayer, The parties agree that the
foDowing may be entered as an Order of Court.
I. The defendant, Harry B. Shaw, agrees to refrain from abusing the plaintiff, Karla
M. Shaw, or from placing her in fear of abuse.
2. The defendant agrees not to harass and stalk the plaintiff.
3.. The plaintiff agrees to withdraw her request for damages listed in the Proteetion
from Abuse Petition, but this docs not constitute a bar to litigation at a future time.
4. The defendant, although entering into this Agreement, does not admit the
aDegations made in the Petition.
S. The defendant understands that the Protection Order entered in this matter will be
in effect for a period of one year and can be extended beyond it original expiration date if the
Court finds that the defendant has conunined another act of abuse or has engaged in a pattern or
practice that indicates continued risk of harm 10 the plaintiff. The defendant understanda that this
Order wiD be enforceable in the same manner as the Court's prior Tcmpor8ly Protection Order
entered in this easc.
6. Violation of thc Protection Order may subject the defendant to: i) arrest under 23
Pa.C.S. ~61 13; ii) a private criminal complaint under 23 Pa.C.S. ~6113.1; ill) a charge of indirect
crimina) contempt under 23 Pa.C.S. ~6114, Punishable by imprisonment up to six months and a
fine of $100,00-$1,000.00; and iv) civil contempt under 23 Pa.C.S. ~6114.1,
7, The defendant and the plaintiff agree to the enlJy of a Temporllly Custody Order
providing for the fOllOwing regarding custody of their child, Erin E, Shaw, (The mother and father
understand that this custody order is tempor8ly in nature and that this matter wiD be referred 10 the
custody conciliator upon the request of either party. The mother and father further understand
that this Order remains in effect pending further Order of the Court.)
a. The parties will share legal custody of the minor child.
b. The mother shaD have prim8ly physical custody of the child.
e. The father shaD havc partial custody of the child on dates and at other times
agrecd upon by the mother and father.
d. The mother and father agree that each shaD notifY the other immediately of
medical emergencies which arise while the child is in that parent's care,
e. The mother and father rcalize that their child's weU being is paramount to
any differences they might have between themselves. Therefore, they agree that
neither party shaD do anything which may estrange the child from the other parent,
or iqjure the opinion of the child as to the other parent or whieh may hamper the
frce and natural development of the child's love or respect for the other parent,
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Karla M. Shaw,
IN TilE COURT OF COMMON PL.EAS OF
Plaint.lff
v,
CUMnERI~ND COUNTY, PENNSYL.VANIA
NO.97 -ct..3D CIVIL. TERM
Harry R, Shaw,
Defendant.
PROTECTION FROM ABUSE
AND CUSTODY
TEMPORARY PROTECTION ORDER
AND NOW, t.his
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day of February, 1997, upon
present.ation and consideration of the within Petition, and upon
finding that the plaintiff, Karla M, Shaw, now residing at 5
Dogwood Drive, Shippensburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, is
in immediate and present danger of abuse from the defendant,
Ilarry R. Shaw, the following Temporary Order is entered.
The defendant, Ilarry B, Shaw, ISSN: 175-42-2571 and date of
birth: 6/30/50) whose present residence is unknown to the
plaintiff, is hereby enjoined from physically abusing the
plaintiff, Karla M. Shaw, or placing her in fear of abuse.
The defendant. is excluded from the marital residence located
at 5 Dogwood Drive, Shippensburg, Cumberland County,
Pennsylvania, a residence which is jointly owned by the parties,
but from which he has moved and established a new residence. and
any other residence the plaintiff may establish, except for the
limited purpose of transferring custody of the parties' child.
The defendant shall remain in his vehicle at all times during the
transfer of custody,
The defendant is ordered to refrain from having any direct
or indirect contact with the plnintiff including, but not limited
to, telephone and written communications, except for the limited
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purpose of facilitating cuslody nrran~emenls.
The deFendant is enjoined from harassin~ and stalking lhe
plaint! ff.
The defendanl is enjoined from entering the plainliff's
place of employment.
The defendanl is enjoined from removing, damaging,
dest.roying or selling any properly owned jointly by the parties
or owned solely by the ~laintiff.
A violation of this Order may subject the defendant to: i)
arrest under 23 Pa.C.S. 66113; ii) a private criminal co.plaint
under 23 Pa.C.S. 66113.1; iii) u charge of indirect criminal
contempt under 23 Pa.C.S. 66114, punishable by imprisonment up to
six months and a fine of $100.00-$1,000.00; and iv) civil
contempt under 23 Pa.C.S. 66114.1. Resumption of co-residence on
the part of the plaintiff and defendant shall not nullify the
provisions of the court order.
This Order shall remain in effect until modified or
terminated by the Court and can be extended beyond its original
expiration date if the Court finds that the defendant has
committed another acl of abuse or has engaged in a pattern or
practice that Indicates continued risk of harm to the plaintiff.
Temporary custody of Erin E. Shaw is hereby awarded to the
plaintiff, Karla M. Shaw.
A hearing shall be held on this matter on
the / T(~ day of
No. ~, Cumberland
February, 1997, at
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The plaintiff may proceed without. pre-payment of fees
pending a further order aft.er the hearin~.
The Cumberland County Sheriff's Department shull attempt to
make service at the plaintiff'g request and without pre-payment
of fees, but service may be accomplished lander any applicable
rule of Civil Procedure.
This Order shall be docketed in the office of the
Prothonotary and forwarded to the Sheriff for service. The
Prothonotary shall not send a copy of this Order to the defendant
by mail.
The Mid-Cumberland Valley Regional and Pennsylvania State
Police Departments will be provided with certified copies of this
Ord~r by the plaintiff's attorney. This Order shall be enforced
by any law enforcement agency where a violation occurs by arrest
for indirect criminal contempt without warrant upon probable
cause that this Order has been violated, whether or not the
violation is committed in the presence of the police officer. In
the event that an arrest is made under this section, the
defendant shall be taken without unnecessary delay before the
court that issued the order. When that court is unavailable, the
defendant shall be taken before the appropriate district justice.
(23 Pa.C.S. ~ 6113).
By the Court,
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Karla M. Shaw,
IN TilE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
Plainti ff
v.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
NO.97 - ~30 CIVIL TERM
lIarry B. Shaw,
Defendant
PROTECTION FROM ABUSE
AND CUSTODY
NOTICE
You have been sued in court. If you wish to defend against the
claims set forth in the following pages, you must take action promptly
after this Petition, Order and Notice are served, by appearing
personally or by attorney at the hearing scheduled by the Court and
presenting to the Court your defenses or objections to the claims set
forth against you. You are warned that if you fail to do so the Court
may proceed without you, and a Judgment may be entered against you by
the Court without further notice for any money claimed in the Petition
or for any other claim or relief requested by the plaintiff. You may
lose money or property or other rights important to you.
FEES AND COSTS
If the case goes to hearing and the judge grants a Protection
Order, a surcharge of $25,00 will be assessed against you. You may
also be required to pay attorney fees to Legal Services, Inc. for
their representation of the plaintiff.
You should take this paper to your lawyer at once. If you do not
have a lawycr or cannot afford one, go to or telephone the office set
forth below to find out whcre you can get legal help.
COURT ADMINISTRATOR, 4th FLOOR
CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURTIIOUSE
CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA 17013
'fEl.EPIIONE NUMBER: (717) 240-6200
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990
The Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County is required by law
to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. For
information about accessible facilities and reasonable accommodations
available to disabled individuals having business before the court,
please contact our office. All arrangements must be made at least 72
hours prior to any hearing or business before the court. You must
attend the scheduled conference or hearing.
n. On or about January 27, 1997, when the plaintiff
returned home, she went to her bedroom to call a
friend, and the defendant followed her and repeatedly
glared at her causing her to fear for her safety. When
she got off of the telephone, the parties' daughter
told the plaintiff that the defendant had knocked a
phone from the wall, broken the daughter's phone line,
tipped over a coffee table, knocked a picture off of a
wall, and broken a light switch causing the plaintiff
to fear for her safety and that of the child. The
defendant then continued his rampage throwing a plant
out of the house, knocking over a chair, and throwing a
jar on the floor, The plaintiff went to the bedroom to
avoid any further confrontation with the defendant, and
he abruptly left the residence.
Approximately two hours later, the defendant
returned to the residence and later went into the
garage, He repeatedly tried to manually open the garage
door. The plaintiff, hoping that he was going to leave
again, went out to open the door with the automatic
door opener, but the defendant became angry with her
and repeatedly slammed the garage door up and down
breaking it and screaming at her causing her to fear
for her safety. When the defendant screamed at the
plaintiff to go to bed, she went down the hall, but the
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defendant ran after her, knocked a phone off of Lhe
wall, and hit the plaintiff in the eRr with the palm of
his hand causing her pRin. Continuing to fear for her
safety, the plaintiff walked backwards t.oward the
bedroom, locked the door, and called 911 while the
defendant repeatedly banged on the door finally
breaking the doorknob. When the door opened, the
defendant rushed into the bedroom and screamed at the
plaintiff causing her to fear for her safety. The
defendant followed her and forcefully punched her in
the arm. As the plaintiff was going outside to wait
for the police, the defendant hit her in the mouth,
followed her outside, and hit her again in the mouth
causing her to have a laceration inside her mouth. The
defendant went back into the house, threw the dog out
the garage door, and broke several household items.
When the police arrived, the defendant was arrested and
charged with simple assault and harassment.
b. On a weekly basis, from approximately the fall of
1996 to January of 1997, the defendant repeatedly
screamed at the plaintiff and forcefully pushed her
causing her to fear for her safety.
c, In or about the fall of 1996, the defendant hit
the plaintiff with his elbow, and twice slammed her
arthrilic hand against a headboard causing her pain,
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d. On several different occasions since 1974, the
defendant caLled the plaintiff vile names and pushed
her. On one occasion, the defendant forcefully shoved
the plaintiff down a hali into a bedroom sLamming her
against walls, repeatedly poked her in the chest,
choked her, kicked her, and slapped her in the face.
On another occasions, the defendant forcefully choked
their sixteen year old son causing bruises on his neck.
5. The plaintiff believes and therefore avers that she is
in immediate and present danger of abuse from the defendant
should she remain in the home without the defendant's exclusion
and that she is in need of protection from such abuse.
6. The plaintiff desires that the defendant be prohibited
from having any direct or indirect contact with the plaintiff
including, but not limited to, telephone and written
communications, except for the limited purpose of facilitating
custody arrangements.
7. The plaintiff desires that the defendant be enjoined
from harassing and stalking the plaintiff, and from harassing the
plaintiff's relatives, or the minor child.
8. The plaintiff desires that the defendant be restrained
from entering hel' place of employment or the school of the minor
child.
9, The plaintiff desires that the defendant be enjoined
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During the past five years, the child has resided with the
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following persons and at the following addresses:
NalDe Add.J:.!lll..!!es p_Rtel!
Plaint.iff Bnd 5 nogwood I> rive 1/92 to
defendant Shippensburg, PA t/27/97
Plaintiff 5 Dogwood nrive 1/27/97 to
Shlppensburg, PA present
The plaintiff, the mother of the child, currently resides at
5 Dogwood Drive, Shippensburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
She is married.
The plaintiff currently resides with the following persons:
N I1me
Relationship
Erin E. Shaw
daughter
The defendant, the father of the child, has est.ablished a
residence, but the location is unknown to the plaintiff.
He is married.
The defendant current.ly resides alone to the be ~f
plaintiff's knowledge.
15. The plaintiff has not previously participated in any
litigation concerning custody of the above mentioned child in
this or any other Court.
16. The plaintiff has no knowledge of any custody
proceedings concerning this child pending before a court in this
or any other jurisdiction.
17. The plaintiff docs not know of any person not a party
to this act.ion who has physical custody of the child or claims to
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have custody or visitation rights with respect to the child.
18. The best interests and permanent welfare of the minor
child will be met if custody is temporarily granted to the
plaintiff pending a hearing in this matter for reasons including:
a. The plaintiff is a responsible parent who can best
take care of the minor child, and has provided for the
emotional and physical needs of the child since her
birth.
b. The defendant hus shown by his abuse of the
plaintiff that he is not an appropriate role model for
the minor child.
c. The defendant's behavior has adversely affected
the child.
WHEREFORE, pursuant to the provisions of the "Protection
from Abuse Act" of October 7, 1976, 23 Pa.C.S. 6 6101 ~ ~., as
amended, the plaintiff prays this Honorable Court to grant the
following relief:
A. Grant a Temporary Order pursuant to the
"Protection from Abuse Act:"
t. Ordering the defendant to refrain from
abusing the plaintiff or placing her in fear of
abuse.
2. Ordering the defendant to refrain from having
any direct or indirect contact with the plaintiff
including, but not limited to, telephone and
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written communications, except to facilitate
custody arrangement.s.
3. Ordering the defendant to refrain from
harassing and stalking the plaintiff.
4. Prohibiting the defendant from entering the
plaintiff's place of employment.
5. Prohibiting the defendant from removing,
damaging, destroying or selling property jointly
owned by the parLies or owned solely by the
plaintiff.
6. Granting possession of the home located at 5
Dogwood Drive, Shippensburg, Cumberland County,
Pennsylvania, to the plaintiff to the exclusion of
the defendant pending a final order in this
matter.
7. Ordering the defendant to stay away from any
other residence the plaintiff may establish.
8. Granting temporary custody of the minor child
to the plaintiff.
B, Schedule a hearing in accordance with the provisions of
the "Protection from Abuse Act," and, after such hearing, enter
an order to be in effect for a period of one year:
1, Ordering the defendant to refrain from
abusing the plaintiff or placing her in fear of
abuse.
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2. Ordering the defendant to rafrain from having
any direct or indirect. contact with the plaintiff
including, but not limited to, telephone and
written communications, except. to facilitate
custody arrangements.
3. Ordering the defendant to refrain from
harassing and stalking the plaintiff.
4. Prohibiting the defendant from entering the
plaintiff's place of employment.
5. Prohibiting the defendant from removing,
damaging, destroying or selling property jointly
owned by the parties or owned solely by the
plaintiff.
6. Granting possession of the home located at 5
Dogwood Drive, Shippensburg, Cumberland County,
Pennsylvania, to the plaintiff to the exclusion of
the defendant, except for the limited purpose of
transferring custody of the parties' child. The
defendant shall remain in his vehicle at all times
during the transfer of custody.
7. Ordering the defendant to stay away from any
other residence the plaintiff may establish,
except for the limited purpose of transferring
custody of the parties' child. The defendant
shall remain in his vehicle at all times during
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Karla M. Shaw.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
Plainti ff
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA
v.
CIVIL TERM
NO.97 -
Harry B. Shaw,
Defendant
PROTECTION FROM ABUSE
AND CUSTODY
OUT-OF-POCKET IoOSSES
The plaintiff requests that the defendant be responsible for
repairing or replacing items damaged on or about January 27,
1997, including but not limited to, the following:
closet doors and the garage door
(The plaintiff has not been able to obtain any estimates a8 of
the filing of this petition.)
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or iodin,,'t "0111111'1 wilh lh,. plHilllirf incllJding~ hul nnl limite()
tn! It'll'pho".. Itnil ,,,,ill,,,, l.olllllllloj(.lltinn.... l'\'C'cpl for the limited
pllrIHl....'.. l'lf f;If'ilitalin~ t'lI...tcHly ;trrHTlgL'lIIents or l.~tlthlishing
l'on'flf" with tl". ('nrli.....; dHlI~hlt'r,
Tilt. fh.fl'nf1;",' i... pnjniut',) from hllra......ing and stHlking (he
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plitt',. l'lf t'r"plnyrm.""t
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fie...' rnyi,,~ nf' ,,.11 ill~ Ilny prnpprty (')\Yl1l~d jointly hy the pElrties
Ill' '\\UO','11 ...nl,'ly hy Ill" plaintiff.
^ viollll ion or this 01'11.,1' IIII1Y sllhjeet the defendant to: i)
/lrre'" IIIl,ft'r 11 "...r.s. ~(il11i ii) II private criminal complaint
111,,11'1' ?1 PII.('.S. ~(ill1.1; iii) II chllrge of indirect criminal
.,,'nl","pl ,,,,,1.,1' ?1 Pn.r.s. ~(i114, punishable hy imprisonment up to
six mOlllhs '"111 II rill,' llr f;100_00-$t ,000.00; IIl1d iv) c.jvi I
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provisions of tht! ('ollrl flrt1t~r
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