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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTV, PENNSVLVANIA
NO. 97 - 4976 CIVIL
KATHLEEN E. JUMPER,
Plaintiff
JAMES J. JUMPER,
Defendant
IN DIVORCE
RE:
pre-Hearing Conference Memorandum
DATE: Friday, June 26, 199B
Present for the Plaintiff, Kathleen E. Jumper is
attorney Samuel L. Andes, and present for the Defendant, James
J. Jumper, is attorney Dale F. Shughart, Jr.
A divorce complaint was filed on September 15,
1997, raising grounds for divorce of irretrievable breakdown of
the marriage and the economic claims ot equitable distribution,
alimony, alimony pendente lite, and counsel fees and expenses.
Counsel have indicated that the parties will sign and file
affidavits of consent and waivers of notice of intention to
request entry of divorce decree prior to the hearing so that the
divorce can be concluded under section 3301(c) of the Domestic
Relations Code.
with respect to the alimony claim of wife, counsel
have indicated that there may be some issues with regard to the
factor of marital misconduct. Mr. Shughart is going to see if
his client will stipulate that he was having an extra marital
relationship prior to the parties' separation so that we may
obviate the need of any testimony on that matter. However,
husband ha$ indicated that there may be some issues which he
feels are relevant that should be raised with regard to wife's
conduct and Mr. Shughart is going to talk to Mr. Andes about
that specific issue, In any event, counsel are requested to
advise the Master as to the status of the marital misconduct
issue within a month of today's date.
The parties were married on July 6, 19B9, and
separated September 6, 1997. This is the second marriage for
both parties and each of the parties has two children from their
prior marriage. The only minor child remaining is Kelly, who is
16 years old and resides with her mother.
Wife is 49 years of age and resides at the marital
residence but uses as her mailing address P.O. Box 104, Camp
Hill, Pennsylvania. As previously noted, she lives with her
minor daughter. Wife is a high school graduate and is a service
representative for Pennsylvania Blue Shiold/Highmark.. The
support office, during the ~ost recent support proceedings,
concluded that her net monthly income was $2,043.00. However,
attorney Shughart has requested that that income information be
updated since he believes that wife has recently been promoted,
Wife has not raised any health issues and has medical insurance
coverage through her employment.
Husband is 51 years of age and resides at 94 Lee
Ann Court, Enola, Pennsylvania, where he lives alone. He has a
college degree and is an information systems analyst with
Pennsylvania Blue ShieldjHighmark. The support office memo
noted that his monthly net income was $4,162.00. He is
currently paying alimony pendente lite to wife pursuant to an
order dated March 20, 1998, in the amount of $847,00 per month,
Husband has not raised any health issues, He has medical
insurance coverage available through his employment.
The real estate at 29 Windsor Way, Camp Hill,
Pennsylvania, is currently under an agreement to purchase. The
purchase agreement provides that the sale price will be
$215,000,00 but settlement is contingent on the sale of the
buyer'S home. The property of the parties herein, although
under the agreement of sale, is still on the market pending the
fulfillment of the contingency of the present intended buyers.
The house is subject to a mortgage in favor Mellon Bank with a
payoff of around $109,000.00 and a home equity loan in favor of
Mellon Bank with a payoff of around $10,000.00.
Husband has a pension with his employment and
counsel have agreed that the marital value of the pension is
$23,113.00 and the marital value of husband's 401(k) plan with
his employer is $120,699.00. Wife's pension with her employer
has a marital value of $9,439.00 and the 401(k) has a marital
value of $41,486,00.
Husband has an II~ with Fidelity and the value of
that IRA is $6,508,00. Husband received also a Checking and
savings account balance at date of separation of $137.00.
There have been some stocks and bonds listed with
Delaware Group, Phoenix, and AIM, and counsel are going to
update those values but the total value will be between
$5,500.00 and $6,000.00 most likely.
Husband has an insurance policy with Ensemble II
and the suggested marital value is $2,335.00. Mr, Andes wants
to verify that number,
Husband has an interest in a hunting camp and
attorney Shughart has provided a letter showing the value of
that interest at $1,500.00. Mr, Andes is going to check with
his client to see if she will agree to accept that value.
Wife has a 1997 Ford Explorer which husband has
valued at $25,800.00 and which wife values at $18,000,00.
Husband has a 1994 GMAC Sierra pickup truck which husband has
valued at $10,200,00 and wife has valued at $15,000.00. The
1995 Harley Davidson low-rider motorcycle has been valued by
husband at $11,500.00 and by wife at $15,000.00. The parties
own a 1966 porsche 912 and they are going to list that vehicle
for sale and we will let the sale proceeds dictate the market
value. Husband has suggested that the value for the porsche is
$6,000.00. Wife at this time has no opinion as to value.
The parties sold a 21 foot Ranker motor boat with
trailer for $6,000.00. That money is perhaps currently being
held by Mrs, Jumper and should be accounted for, as Mr. shughart
had previously requested that the money be placed in escrow.
There is some question as to whether some of those funds could
be used to pay the real estate taxes on the house and also that
some of those funds were previously used for some minor repairs
to get the house ready for sale. In any event, an aocounting of
those funds should be provided.
There is an issue as to what each party contributed
to the marital estate from their premarital ~ssets and Mr.
Shughart has suggested that the excess df his client's
contribution over wife'S is around $13,000.00, Mr. Andes does
not agree with that number and has suggested that wife has
contributed $52,800.00, and he will acknowledge that husband's
contribution was the payment to wife's father of a loan for
$10,000.00. He has not acknowledged that husband should receive
any other credit. There is an issue also that husband paid
$5,000,00 to wife's former husband which wife denies.
Counsel have provided an extensive list of
household tangible personal property with various categories of
items and a statement as to what property each party would like
to receive. Also, the parties have suggested values for the
items. In order to try to simplify this matter we are going to
recommend that the property be appraised (counsel are suggesting
Chuck Bricker). After the property is appraised then counsel
can sit down with their clients to see what item or items each
party would like to have in kind and then apply the value
ascribed to that item suggested by Mr. Bricker.
Mr. Andes has raised an issue with respe~t to an
alleged agreement that the parties had that they would each help
to educate the other's children. Wife has stated that monies
wore used from the marital estate to assist with the education
of husband's children; attorney Shughart has indicated that the
most money that might have been expended for husband'S children
was around $8,000.00, Also, attorney Shughart pointed out that
during this time wife's children Were living with the parties
and getting the benefit of the monies that were provided from
the marital estate through the fact that they were living in the
home and being supported for the most part by both parties.
Attorney Shughart has requested that husband be
entitled to a credit for payments he made on account of the
mortgage and home equity line for a period of six months. It is
noted that this was during a period that husband was living in
the premises but attorney Shughart claims that the house was
really not usable as a living residence because there was no
furniture in the property. The Master suggests that attorney
Shughart prepare a mathematical schedule Showing how he arrives
at the credit he is asking for and then share that with attorney
Andes so that Mr. Andes can respond, and then we will take up
that issue at the hearing to see if there is any basis for
allowing husband any credit. There is also some issue tied in
with that credit matter regarding the current arrangement with
respect to the payment of the mortgage and the home equity line.
Also we will need to consider perhaps the rental value of the
property as that relates to the total monies being paid on the
mortgage and home equity loan. In addition to the contribution
husband is currently making on the mortgage payment, he has been
paying the home equity line,
A hearing is scheduled for Monday, November 2/
1998, at 9:00 a.m. Notices will be sent to counsel and the
parties.
E. Robert Elicker, II
Divorce Master
ce: Samuel L. Andes
Attorney for Plaintiff
Dale F. Shughart, Jr.
Attorney for Defendant
KATHLEEN E. JUMPER,
Plaintiff
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA
NO. 97 - 4976 CIVIL
VS.
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
JAMES J. JUMPER,
Defendant
I IN DIVORCE
ORDER AND NOTICE SETTING HEARING
TO: Kathleen E. Jumper . Plaintiff
Samuel L. Andes , Counsel for Plaintiff
James J. Jumper , Defendant
Dale F. Shugl1art, Jr. , Counsel for Defendant
You are directed to appear for a hearing to take
testimony on the outstanding issues in the above captioned
divorce proceedings at the Office of the Divorce Master, 9 North
Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pennsylvania on the 2nd day
of November ,1996, at 9:00 a.m., at which
place and time you will be given the opportunity to present
witnesses and exhibits in support of your case.
By t e
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President Judge
Date of Order and
Notice: 6/26/98_____
By:
Divorce Master
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A LAWYER OR CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR
TELEPHONE THE OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW 1'0 FIND OUT WHERE YQU CAN
GET LEGAL HELP.
CUMBERl.AND COUNTY fJAR ASSOCIATION
2 {,[fJERTY AVENUE
CARLlSLE, I'^ 1701.i
TEl.EPHC)NE (111) 249-Jlhh
KATHLEEN E. JUMPER,
Plaintitt
vs.
I IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
: NO. 97 - 4976 CIVIL
JAMES J. JUMPER,
Detendant IN DIVORCE
THE MASTER: Today is Monday, November, 2, 1998,
This is the date set tor a Master's hearing in the above
oaptioned divorce proceedings. Present in the hearing room are
the Plaintiff, Kathleen E. Jumper, and her counsel Samuel L.
Andes, and the Detendant, James J, Jumper, his counsel Dale F.
Shughart, Jr.
This action wae commenced by a divorce complaint
tiled on September 15, 1997, raising grounds for divorce ot
irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and the economic claims
of equitable dJ.stribution, alimony, alimony pendente lite, and
counsel fees and expenses. The Master has been advised that the
parties will sign and file today aftid~vits of consent and
waivers of notice of intention to request entry of divorce
decree so that the divorce can be concluded under Section
3301(c) of the Domestic Relations Code.
The Master has also been advised that the parties
have reached an agreement with respect to most of the issues
pending betore the Master except tor one specific matter which
will be addres.ed in the agreement"
The agreement as placed on the record will be
considered the substantive agreement of the parties with respect
to those issues addressed and will not be subject to any changes
or modifications except for correction of typographical errors
which may be made during the transcription of the agreement.
After the agreement is stated on the record, the court reporter
will transcribe the agreement and the parties can return with
counsel to review the agreement for typographical errors and
then affix their signatures by way of affirmation of the terms
of the agreement as stated at this time on the record.
FOllowing the signing of the agreement, the Master
will transmie the file to tho Court with an order retaining
jurisdiction of the case for the matter specifically provided
for in the agreement; otherwise, the Master understands that the
parties will be able to request that the Court enter a final
decree in divorce and that the agreement as presented on the
record at this time will be included in the permanent file in
the courthouse. Mr. Andes.
MR. ANDES: The parties have agreed to resolve all
of the issues raised in this action except for the distribution
of their tangible household goods which we will address later
and they have agreed to resolve the other issues as follows:
1. Wife shall receive the following assets free of any claim
by husband:
The cash proceeds of the sale of the Rinker motor boat
which were originally $6,000.00;
The 1966 Porache automobile which is currently registered
in joint names and husband agrees that he shall make,
execute, acknowledge, and deliver any and all documents
necessary to transfer title of that to wife within twenty
(20) days of today;
The 1997 Ford Explorer which is now registered 1.n wife's
name alone;
The funds in the Delaware mutual fund, the Phoenix mutual
fund, and the AIM fund regardless of whether titled in
joint names or either of their individual names and
husband agrees that he will make, execute, acknowledge,
and deliver any and all documents necessary to transfer
his interest in those three accounts to wife within
twenty (20) days of today.
2. Husband shall receive the following assets f.ree of any
claim by wife:
The 1996 Harley Davidson motorcycle which is currently
titled in husband's name;
The 1993 GMC Sierra pickup truck which is currently
registered in husband's name;
The cash value of the Ensemble life insurance policy
which is owned by husband;
His interest in a hunting camp in Tioga County;
And an individual retirement account in husband's name
with Fidelity mutual funds.
3. Both of the parties are employed and own benefits in a
defined benefit pension plan with their employers.
The parties have calculated and agreed upon the portion
of those benefits which are marital property and each
of the parties wavies any claim to the benefits of the
other and each party shall retain their interest in their
defined benefit pension plan free of any claim by the
other. Both company sponsored retirement plans of the
parties are by virtue of their present or past employment
with Pennsylvania Blue Shield and later with Highmark,
and presently wife is employed by Synertech
4. Each of the parties are participants in a 401(k) plan
with American Express as a result of their employment
with Pennsylvania Blue Shield and with Highmark. The
parties have calculattid and agreed upon a portion of
those plans which are marital property. with regard to
those plans the parties have further agreed:
Husband shall transfer from his account within the 401(k)
plan into wife's account within the 401(k) plan, by
virtue of a tax free rollover which shall be made
pursuant to a QDRO to be prepared by counsel for both
parties and entered by the Court in this action, the sum
of $45,000.00 as of this date and any increase or
decrease in that sum after this date until such time as
the transfer is made.
Thereafter, husband shall be the sole owner of the
remaining funds in his account within the 401(k) plan and
wife waives any further interest or claim in those assets
within that account.
After the transfer contemplated above, wife shall remain
the sole and separate owner of her account within the
plan, including the funds rolled over into her account,
and husband hereby waives and releases any claim to or
interest in her account within the plan.
5. The parties sold the for.mer marital residence and the
nets proceeds of that sale, after payment of a certain
sum to the Domestic Relations Office, were $81,800.00.
The parties shall divide those funds by paying $75,000.00
to wife and paying the balance, which is $6,800.00 to
husband. Husband is hereby excused from making any
further contribution to those funds on account of the
monies previously paid to the Domestic Relations Office
from the net proceeds of the sale of the house.
6. The parties have deposited certain other sums into the
escrow account with the proceeds of the sale of the
house. Those funds include two rental checks which total
$440.00 and a check for an insurance refund of $196.00.
Those funds will be distributed from the escrow account
with wife receiving 60' of the funds and husband
receiving 40'. After those funds and the other funds in
the escrow account are distributed in accordanco with
this agreement, any remaining funds in the escrow
. account, which represent interest earnings since the
account was opened, shall be paid and distributed to wife
and wife will be responsible to report the income
generated by those escrow funds and to pay the taxes on
that income.
7. wite's attorney has in his possession a check trom an
insurance company for approximately $B50.00 which
represents payment for a canoe which was lost or stolen.
The check has previously been endorsed by wife and wife's
attorney shall forward that check to husband's attorney
within ten (10) days of today,
B. Husband shall pay alimony to wife as follows:
a) Husband shall pay alimony in the amount of $500.00
per month for 24 consecutive months, unless sooner
terminat$d in accordance with subparagraph B
hereof. The first payment shall be due in January
of 1999 and each payment shall be due on the first
day of each consecutive month thereafter. Husband
shall make the payment directly to wife. In the
event that he fails to make any payment within
twelve (12) days of the date that it is due, wife
shall have the right to have the payments made
through the Domestic Relations Office and
administered and enforced by that office.
b) The alimony shall terminate at the expiration of 24
months, upon the sooner death of either of the
parties, or upon wife's remarriage, whichever first
occurs. otherwise, the term of the alimony shall
not be subject to modification. The amount of
alimony Bhall not be subject to modification under
any circumstances.
c) The parties agree that the payments made pursuant
to this paragraph will be treated by both of them
as alimony for income tax purposes, which means
that wife shall include the payments within her
income and husband shall deduct the payments from
his income.
9. Husband shall continue to make the payments of alimony
pendente lite or spousal support which he is currently
making through the Domestic Relations Office through the
end of December 199B, at which time any existing
arrearage shall be paid in full. In the event that a
final decree in divorce is entered prior to December 31,
199B, any payments made by husband under the existing
order shall be deemed alimony for tax purposes for 199B.
Husband shall make payments in the same amount as the
current order through the end of December, regardless of
the date of a final decree in divorce.
10. The parties have not resolved their claims regarding the
distribution of tangible household goods and furnishings
and each of them reserves that claim to be resolved by
further negotiation or, if necessary, further litigation,
The parties will file consents to the entry of a final
decree in divorce and waivers of notice today and will
move the Court for the entry of a final decroe in
divorce, but such final decree shall expressly reserve
the issues related to the distribution of tangible
household goods and furnishings for future resolution if
the parties have not resolved those by the time that
the final decree in divorce is entered.
11. The parties have both represented to each other that any
marital obligations that they owed at the time of
separation, with the exception of loans owed to their
individual 401(k) plans the proceeds of which were used,
in part, to purchase their motor vehicles, have been paid
and satisfied. In the event that either party has
incurred any debt since the date of separation, they
alone shall be responsible for the payment of that debt
and shall idemnify the other for any loss, cost, or
expense caused to the other by their failure to do so.
Each of the parties shall be responsible for the loans
owed to their 401(k) plans from and after the date of
this agreement.
12. Each of the parties waives all further rights to have the
Court decide claims of counsel fees, alimony, equitable
distribution (except as to the distribution of tangible
household goods and furnishings which has been expressly
reserved).
13. Pending the resolution by the parties or the Court of
the remaining issues involving the distribution of
tangible household furnishings and goods, neither party
shall, without the prior written consent of the other or
an order of the Court, sell, transfer, or otherwise
dispose of any of the items of tangible household
furnishings and goods which are the subject of that
claim.
14. Except as herein otherwise provided, each party May
dispose of his or her property in any way and each party
hereby waives and relinquishes any and all rights he or
she may now have or hereafter acquire under the present
or future laws of any jurisdiction to share in the
property or the estate of the other a8 a result of the
marital relationship including without limitation,
MR. SHUGHART: Is there anything contained in that
agreement as dictated which is not acceptable to you?
MR. JUMPER: No.
MR. SHUGHART: Is there anything ot importance that
was not mentioned?
MR. JUMPER: No.
MR. SHUGHART: And do you teel that you've
understood what the agreement is and what the duties and rights
ot each ot you will be pursuant to th~t agreement?
MR. JUMPER: Yes.
MR. SHUGHART: Do you have any questions?
MR. JUMPER: No.
MR. ANDES: One more point, if I may. I'm going to
address this to both Mr. and Mrs. Jumper, This lady is taking
down everything we have said and she is going to transcribe it
and we will have a chance to review it and sign it, but the only
changes, and Mr. Elicker will explain this to us, the only
changes we are going to be allowed to make are changes on which
both of you mutually agree or typographical errors. Everything
else that we have agreed to today we are bound by and even it we
change our minds ten minutes later, it's too late. This is a
tinal agreement between the both of you. I would like both Mrs.
Jumper and Mr. Jumper to acknowledge that on the record but
atter Mr. Elicker asks you some questions and goes over a tew
things.
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KATHLEEN E. JUMPER, ) IN THE COURT OF COMMON
Plaintiff ) PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND
) COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
)
vs. ) CIVIL ACTION - LAW
)
JAMES J. JUMPER, I NO. 97-4976 CIVIL TERM
Dafandant I IN DIVORCE
JOINT MOTION AND STIPULATION
AND NOW come the above-named parties, with their attorneys, and stipulate end
agree that they both wish the Court to enter the attached Qualified Domestic Relations
Order to implement a provision of their marital settlement and jointly move the Court to
enter such order.
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Attorney for Plaintiff
Dale F. Shughart, Jr.
Attorney for Dafendant
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II KATHLEEN E. JUMPER,
I Plaintiff
I
I vs.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
NO. 97- '191~ CIVIL TERM
JAMES J. JUMPER,
Defendant
IN DIVORCE
NOTICE TO DEFEND AND CLAIM RIGHTS
I You have been sued in court. If you wish to defend against the claims set forth in the
,I foregoing pages, you must take prompt action, You are warned that if you fail to do so, the
II case may proceed without you and a decree in divorce or annulment may be entered against
i' you by the court. A judgment may also be entered against you for any other claim or relief
II reGuested in these papers by the plaintiff. You may lose money or property or other rights
Ii important to you, including custody or visitation of your children,
II When the ground for the divorce is indignities or irretrievable breakdown of the marriage,
ii' you may request marriage counsaling. A list of marriage counselors is available in the Office
I of the Prothonotary at:
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Ii Office of the Prothonotary
II Cumberland County Court House
i Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
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II IF YOU DO NOT FILE A CLAIM FOR ALIMONY, DIVISION OF PROPERTY, LAWYER'S
'I' FEES OR EXPENSES BEFORE A DIVORCE OR ANNULMENT IS GRANTED, YOU MAY LOSE
THE RIGHT TO CLAIM ANY OF THEM.
YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS PAPER TO YOUR LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE
i'l' A LAWYER OR CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR TELEPHONE THE OFFICE SET FORTH
i BELOW TO FIND OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET LEGAL HELP.
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Court Administrator, Fourth Floor
Cumberland County Court House
Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
Telephone: (717t 240-6200
KATHLEEN E. JUMPER,
Plaintiff
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA
vs.
CIVIL ACTION. LAW
JAMES J. JUMPER,
Defendant
NO. 97- '1'171. CIVIL TERM
IN DIVORCE
NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF COUNSELING
TO THE WITHIN-NAMED DEFENDANT:
You have been named as tha Defendant in a Complaint in a divorce proceeding filed in
the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County. This notice is to advisa you that in
I accordance with Section 3302(d) of the Divorce Code. you may request that the court
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Ii require you and your spouse to attend marriage counseling prior to a divorce being handed
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA
CIVIL ACTION. LAW
NO, 97.4976
IN DIVORCE
AFI'IOA VIT 01" CONSENT
I. A Complaint in Divorce under Section 3301(c) of the Divorce Code was filed on IS
September 1997 and was served upon the Defendant on or about 29 September 1997,
2. The marriage of Plaintiff and Defendant is irretrievably broken and ninety (90) days
have elapsed from the date of filing of the complaint and the date of service of the complaint on the
Defendant.
3. I consent to the entry of a final decree in divorce either after service of a Notice of
Intention to Request Entry of the Decree or upon filing of my Waiver of the Notice of Intention to
Request Entry of the Decree.
4. I have been advised of the availability of marriage counseling and understand that the
Court maintains a list of marriage counselors and that I may request the Court to require my spouse
and I to participate in counseling and, being so advised, do not request that the Court require that
my spouse and I participate in cour.seling prior to the divorce becoming final,
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IN DIVORCE
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Phonet (717) 140.6115
Fox: (717) 240-6148
Plaillliff Name: KATHLEEN E, JUMPER
Defendal1l Nmlle: JAMES J, JUMPER
Ducket Number: 97 -4676 CIVIL
PArSES Case Number: ),74100006
Otber State II> Number:
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I. Obligor's Monthly Net
2. Less Obligee's MOlllhly
3. D i ffe re nce
4. Less Child Obligation for Currel1l
5. Less All Other Support
6. Income Available for Spousal
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$ 2,043,17
$ 2,119,00
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$ 2,119.00
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Summary
Date: D2CEMBER 19, 1997
Monthly obligation amount selected: $ 847.60
Payment frequency: B1 -WEEKLY
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IJI the Court or Common Pleu of CUMBERLAND County, PeDlI5ylvlIIlla
DOMESTIC RELATIONS SECTION
P,O. BOX no, CARLISLE, PA. 1701J
Phone: (717) 140-6225 Fax: (717) 140-6241
NOVBMBER 7, 1997
Plaintiff Name: KATHLEEN II. JUMPBR
Defendant Name: JAMES J, JUMPBR
Dock~t Number: 97 -4676 CIVIL
PACSES Case Number: 174100006
Other State ID Number:
P1tuc 00'.' All <o.....pooo_. 1D""lDclud. Lb. PACSES CUt Numbtr.
In.come and Exoense Statement
THIS FORM MUST BE FILLED OUT
(If you are self-employed 01 if you are salaried by a business of which you are owner in wbole or pan, you musl
also 1111 OUI the Supplemental Income StalemeDl which appears on lbe lasl pale of lhis iOf;ome and exPlnse
Slalemenl.)
lNCOMESTA1'EMENTOF \~t{~5 V VZntUJf'i!
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I verify thai the staleDICntS made in this IncolllC and Expense Statemenl are lrue and correcl, I undersWld thai
false SlllelllCnlS herein an: subjecllo me criminal penallies of 18 Pa, C.S. I 4904. relatinl 10 unsworn \
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INCOME
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DEPOSIT NOTICE ONLY.. NON.NEGOTIABLE
JAMlS JUMPIR PAYROLL ANALYSIS,
ANNUAL PAY $ 74,989.00
BI-WEEKLY $ 2,884.19 "
DBDUCTIONSI
Federal Tax 647.50
Social Security 163.11
Medicare, ' 42.16
PA 81. 36
Local 29.06
Total - $ 963.19
NBT BI-WEEKLY $ l,92~.00
NET MONTHLY $ 4,162.,00
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OP.RATIVB ....cr O. RICO~ID ORDI.
JAMBS JUMPIR
Monthly take home pay $ 4,162
Leas home expenses 1.828
$ 2,334
Less API, 735
$ 1,599
Plus housing allowance 555'
Net funds available $ 2,154
ItATII JUMP.R
Monthly take home pay
plus APL
Net funds available
$ 2,043
735
$ 2,778
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JAIIIIS/ItATII JUMPI.
ROMI IXPINSI ANALYSIS
Monthly home expense
Less reasonable cost.
His net income
Less excess expense
Adjusted income
His adjusted income
Her income
Difference
· Based upon Department of Commerce
1997 statistical abstract individuals
aged 45 to 54 spend 17.9' of incom.
on housing; individuals in the
North East spend 21.2'
Total monthly income available
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$ 1,828
!55
. 1,273
$ 4,162
1.273
$ 2,889
$ 2,889
. 2.044
$ 845
X .4
$ 354/month
$ 6,206
x .17i
$ 1,111 + :2 .
. 555 each
697 A,ld 1006. Terpak v, Terpak, (Pa.Super, 1'1'17)
01006 697 A,2d IlX)1>
Masako TERI'AI\, Appelbm.
v,
John 8, TERI'AI\, Jr.. Appellee,
Superior Coart of Pennsylvania,
Argued April II>, 1'197,
Filed Jaly II>, 1997,
In divorce proceeding, wife IIppealed "011I lIrder
of Court of Comlllun Plell'. Yurk ClIllllly, ('\vll
Division al No, URO W~.1~ IKl4I>,SA,I')lI("
Brillhart. J" awarding '1",u,"1 Mlp,""1 heluw Ihlll
recommended under Unlfurlll SIIPI"rI (illulelllle.
The Superior Courl. Nu, IKln" lIarrl,hllr~ 19%,
Popovich, J" helll Ihal pre,ulllplive III11UIIIII III
spousal support under Ouidelllles wa, lIul rehlllle,1
by presemmem of unu,ulIl neell, ur e.\I1llullllnllry
expeMes of hu,band ,adl lIS 10 Wllrrlllll redll<llulI,
Reversed and remanded,
1. DIVORCE 4;::>>2401,1)
134
134V Alimony, Allowllnce" 111,,1 1l1'1"..IIIl1n
of Properly
134k230 Permanelll Alllllony
134k240 Amounl
1341<240(3) Evidence III delerlllllle III11l1UIll.
Pa.Super, 1997,
Presumpllve amou", of 'poo,al ,uppurt lu wife
under Uniform Support Ollillellne, wa, nul rebllllell
by presemment of unu,uul neell, ur e,\Iruordin.ry
expenses of busband ,ueh a, III warram mlllclillll ill
Guideline lij\ure; fa", Ihlll hushanll paid lIIl1nlhly
premium 10 mainlain "revucahle life insurance lIu51
for his emaneipmed children could nol rellllce
hu.,band'. "hllg,'lon lu WIfe allll holh partie,
descrlhed their '1.lIlllalllor IIvlllj\lIurlllj\lIIarri.ge a'
upper mlllllle cl.ss, Rille, ('iv, Pmc" Rule
1910, 16,4(a, hI, 42 PIIC SA
2, U1VORn. *"" 2IH
1.14
1.14V Alimuny, Alluwances, and I>i.po,ilion
or Pruperly
1.14k2.10 rermllnem Alimony
1.14k2:1H Derell.e. and objections,
p.,Super, IljCl7,
Volunlary Incurrence or dehl does nol reduce
dlvordns spolI.e's 'apporlohllj\atiun under Unirorm
Support (luldellnn, Rule. Civ ,Proc " Rule
Pupe 1
I'IW,lh.4Ia, h), 42 Pa,(',S,A,
J"hn (', lIowell, Jr" lIarri,burg, ror appellant.
RI'heCCn N, Tortorici. Yurk, for appellee.
lie lore ('A V ANAl/Oil,
OI.SZEWSKI. JJ,
POPOVICH
and
I'OPOVIC.'II, Judge"
On IIppeal, Ihe IIppelhllll, Masako Terpak. claim.
Ihe Irl.1 c"urt IIbused ils diserellon in awarding
'1~'1l,"1 ,uPI"'rt hel"w that recommended under
f>ellll,ylvanla's Uniform Supporl Guidelines, We
rcvcnc.
The reeurd discloses the appellam mel the
.I'pellee, John B, Terpak, Jr" while he was on
mililary dUly III Japan in 1964, The parties married
ill 1'169 IInd tw" children were born of the marriage,
l~lIh or whom lire emancipated. Once Ihe appellee
,elired 01007 from Ihe mililary in 1980, the couple
IlIl1ved I" York. Pennsylvania, The appellee secured
" .I"b wilh York Barbell Corporation. a business in
which his ralher was a stockholder, When Ihe
pnrtles separaled in 1995, the appellee had risen to
Ihe level or executive vice-presldem, owned 50% of
Ihe corp"ralion's stock (given 10 him by his father)
IIl1d received all annual salllry of $100,000,
The appellant liIed a complaim in January of 1996
e1aiming Ihe appellee had deserted Ihe marriage and
neglected tll provide for her support, Wilh the
pllrlies' failure to reach an agreemem. a DomeSl!c
Rel:llion., Officer (ORO) direcled the appellee to pay
$2,274 plus $25 for arrears per momh, The
appellam liIed an appeal demanding a hearing de
novlI on grounds Ihe DRO errell i~ offsetting the
appellee's support obligation by a monlhly paymem
($620) on an irrevocable lire insurance truSI for Ihe
children. and Ihe ORO erred In railing to determine
Ihe app"lIee'. dividend and imere't income for
1995,
II hearing was held on June 10, 1996, afler which
the court awarded Ihe appcllam $3,500 in support,
Thi' ligure wa, below the $5.202 a,sessed under Ihe
Uniform Support Guidelines, This en,uing appeal
challenges th.. court', order a, an abuse of
discrelion.
In Ball v, Minnick, 538 Pa, 441. 648 A,2d 1192
Copyrighl leI West Omup 1997 No claim to original U ,S, GOVI, worb
697 A,2d 1006, Terpak v, Terpak, (Pa,Super, lY'i7)
(1994). lhe trial court ordered Ihe father to pay S II J
less in child support than indicaled by the lIniform
Support Guidelines becau,e the child did nOI need
lhe money, The mOlher's appeal resuhed in a
remand for the lmposition uf an award cunsistent
wiLh Ihe appropriate guideline figure, In doing '0,
our Supreme ('ourl held in relevam part'
Rule 1910,16-1 explicitly ,tales Ihallhe amoum of
support. whelher iL be child ,upport, 'pou,al
support or alimony pendeme lile. shall be
determined in accordance wilh Ihe SUPPOI'I
guidelines which consisl of nol only Ihe grids sel
forth in Rule 1910,16-2 and Ihe formula sel forth
in Rule 1910,16.3, bUI also Rule 1910,16-5 which
discusses in delailthe operation of Ihe guidelines,
The rules make clear Ihal Ihe amoum of support as
determined from Ihe support guidelines is
presumed to be Ihe appropriate amount of supporl
and that any devialion must be based on Rule
1910,16-4,
:tI ... ... >II
The presl/mption is strong that the appropriate
amOl/1II of SI/pport ill each case is the amol/llI
determined from rhe SI/pport gl/idelines, ...
DeviatiollS will be permiued ollly where special
needs and/or circl/IIIS/ances are prese1ll sl/ch as to
render an award ill the amOl/1II af the ,~rtidelille
figl/re I/njl/st or inappropriate,
'" >II :41 .
The support guidelines were promulgaled
pursuanl 10 the Act of OClober 30, 1958. as
amended. 23 PiI,C,S, * 4322, which provides Ihal
child and spousal support shall be awarded
pursuant 10 slatewide guidelines as eSlablished by
general rule by Ihe Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania, The legislation provides thaI:
[I)he guidelinelsl shall be based upon lbe
reasonable needs of lhe child or spouse seeking
support and the ability of Ihe obligor 10 provide
support. In delermining the reasonable needs of
Ihe child or spouse seeking support and lhe
ability of Ihe obligor 10 provide support, the
guidelinels) shall place primary emphasis on the
net income and earning capacities of Ihe partie,s,
witb allowable deviations for unusual need,s,
extraordinary expeMes and other faclOrs, such a,s
the paniell' a~set~. as warrant svccial aucntion.
PlIKe 2
", lhe Irier of faCI need not. nor should he or she,
consider in the Iirst instance, the actual expenses
of Ihe parties in an efforl 10 eSlablish Ihe
reasonable needs of a particular cbild [or spouse I ,
Inslead, lhe Irier of fa"t musl assume inhially Ibal
Ihe guideline amoum c(lnslilUles lhe amoum
necessary IIlmeel Ihe reasonable needs of the child
lor spousel,
lIuder Rule 1910,16-4, a court may nOI deviale
from Ihe guidelines on Ihe ground Ihat the child [or
spouse I docs nOI need this amount of money, This
is nol a faclllr Ihat is sel forth in Rule 191O,16-4(b)
, While ,ubsection (7) of thaI Rule which 01008
I'eferences Ihe slandard of living of the parties
mighl seem at firsl blush 10 supporl Ihe Irial
coun's reasoning, we find Ihal given Ihe premises
on which Ihe guidelines arc based, subsection (7)
was nOI inlended 10 juslify the downward
modilication of Ihe guideline figures absem a
showing of special needs and/or circumstancl:s.
Again, Ihe purpose of the supporl guidelines is 10
make available for Ihe children's [or spouse'sl
reasonable needs Ihe full amount of lhe guideline
ligure unless unusual obligations of the obligor
limit his or her abilily 10 pay the guideline amount,
Since Ihe trial court considered a faCIOI' thaI
should nOI have been considered in elllering Ihe
support award here. an abuse of di,crellon is
readily appal'ent. Moreover. as Ihere were no
additional relevalll faclors which would supportlhe
trial court's award, applicalion of Ihe above
principles dielales Ihat an award in Ihe amount of
Ihe appropriale guideline ligure should have been
awarded,
538 Pa, at 448, 450-452, 648 A,2d at 1197-1198
(Emphasis added),
[II Here. as in Bait v, Millllick, supra. we must
decide whelher Ihe downward modification of Ihe
guideline ligure was buttressed by "a showing of
special need,s and/or circumstances" as outlined by
Rule 1910. 16-4(a) & (b), which provides:
(a) If the ,unoulll of support deviates from the
amount of support delermined by lhe guidelines.
Ihe Irier of facI shall specify, in writing. the
guideline amoulll of support, and the reasons for,
and lindmgs of fact juslifying, the amoUIll of the
dcviarion.
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(b) In dedding whether III deviate from the IImounl
of support delermined h)' the guidelines. the trier
of focI shall consider
(I) unusual needs and unusuallhed ohligalions;
(2) other supportohlig,uions of Ihe parties;
(3) olher income in the household;
(4) ages of the children;
(:l) asset of the parties;
(6) medical expenses nUl covered by Insurance;
(7) slandard of living of the pnrties and their
children; IInd
(8) other relevam and appropriate factors.
Including the best interests of Ihe child or
children,
At bar. Ihe trial coun premised Its redllclion of the
guideline figore of $5.202 10 $3,500 per momh opon
its finding th.t Ihe appellee was paying momhly
premiums ($1.350) on an irrevocable life insurance
trust eSlablished for Ihe parties' 111'0 emancipated
children. the appellam's rctention of the marital
r\!sidence at essentially no cost or expense, and the
parlies' prior standard of living, (FNI) See Trial
Court Opinion, 8/5/96 at 8,
In (reviewingl guideline ca,'es. we first look to
delermine if the coun correctly compuled Ihe
panies' incomes, We must next delermine If the
correct gul'::eline amount was selected, Also, in
cases where a trial coun is asked to consider( I a
departure from the guideline" based upon the
unique needs of either the child or the obligor
parent, we must examine Ihe court's reason.') fOl'
ordering departure or for refusing to take such
action.
Young v, MI/thushullgh, 415 Po, Super, 591. fJ()1)
A,2d 1381.1382(1992),
In computing incomes. Ihe parties agreed the
ap;Jellam had no earning capadty (f'N2) and Ihe
appellee Was listed as having the following assets:
01009 The court determined the appellee's nel
momhly income 10 be $13,1'17 and the appellant's
I'YKe J
momhly lIet intercst income Was SI92, Neither
pliny dhputcs these ligures. which were taken by
Ihe court IIl1d placed inlo Ihe Support Guidelines
Formula at PII,R,Civ.P.191O,16-J(a)ISuppon
Guidelille Computalion--Spousal Support: Wit/Will
lJ'/lelldfllt Chi/rlrttl), The calculalion resulted in a
mlHnhly support Iigure of S5,202, (FNJ)
Nonelhcless. Ihe Court concluded three factors
weighed m favor of reducing Ihe amou!ll uf spousal
support payahle tOlhe appellant.
121 First. the court considered the appellee's
payme!llof a mO!llhly premium (SI ,350) 10 maimain
nn irrcvocublc life insunlllcc trust for his
emancipated children, We hold the voltllltary
incurrence of a debt docs not reduce the appellee's
obligation to his spouse, especially wilh ilS
conspicuous absence from the crileria set forth in
Pa,R,Civ,P,1910,16-4(b) in deciding whether to
deviate from the amount of support, (FN4) Cf,
Cofffl' ", Cofff\', .1lJ4 Pa,Super, 194. 575 A,2d 587.
5'10 (l990)(Husband may nut deduct Ihe cost of
social. polilical or charitable expenses 10 create or
perpetuale existing or prospective clients 10 reduce
his spousal or child support payment" even Ihough
monies autommically deducted from pay 10 preserve
his position with Ihe tirm),
Secondly. the court found the appellant's retenlion
of Ihe marilal residence, in Ihe absence of expending
monics for its maintenance. a rcason to lower
suppon paymenls, Lastly. the court looked at the
parties' standard of living as juslifying a reduclion in
supporl.
In Ihl.' Commonweal:h. Ihe courts have held
repeatedly Ihat a family member will nOI be denied
support commensurate with his or her reasonable
needs IIhm I'ifll'fd ill 1,,,,lS of that person '$
pro.f/JerOlU SpOIlU'S or parent's i1lcome a1U/
statu/ar" 'if /il'ill,~, GOII'''V v, K,sulrillg. 455
Pa,Super, 57. 686 A,2d 134.3, 1346 (1'196), Here.
both parties described their standard of living during
the marriage as "upper middle class", N,T, 54. 81.
WhIle employed at Y urk Barbell. the appellee was
poid $fJ(),0(KJ annually until mid-I'I9J, Thereafter.
Ihe appellee's salary was SIOO,IXlO per year until
retirement in Decemher of 1'1'15, Upon reliremem.
the appellee's sltl(k in York Barbell was purchased
by the corporation and "ecured hy a $1.050,000
note.
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Moreove,'. the appellee inherited a condominium
697 A,2d 1006. Terpak v, Terpak, tPa,Super, 1997)
In Florida valued at .$3oo,tXlO, one-half of which is
his sister's, The parties dined oul once a week,
vacationed in Florida, Washlnglon and Japan, Each
owned a vehicle, Toyola Comlla (appellam); 1')9~
Mercedes Benl (appellee), And, wilh Ihe appellee's
linanclal SIaIUS, the appellalll "never wallled for
anything" daring her 21 -year marriage,
"lOW, Accordingly, inlighl of hoth (he applicahlc
law and Ihe facls of record. we arc convinced Ihal
the court's order of support is inappropriale, The
presumptive minimam amoum lInder Ihe Uniform
Support Guidelines (.$~,20~) has nol been rebulled
by Ihe presentmem of "unusual needs or
eXlraordinary expenses" of the appellee such as 10
warrant a reduction in Ihe guideline ligure, Ball \',
Minnick. supra; Gowdy v, Kes",lrill.~, supra;
Young v, Murhersbaugh. supra, As a result. the
guideline ligure of .$5.202 should not have been
reduced 10 $3.500, On remand. Ite court shall
rectify thl" error,
Order reversed and cas", remanded for compliance
wilh this opinion, Jurisdiction relinquished,
FN I, To the extenl Ihat Ihe appellee adds to the
reasollS why the court's downward reduction in
support should be affirmed, Ihe absence of the
same from the court's repertoire of rcason~ for its
actions renders an examination of the appellee 'of
additional reasons inappropriate, YOI/1I,~ v,
Murhmbaugh, 415 Pa,Super, ~91. 609 A,2d
1381, 1382 (1992)(ln a case in which Ihe trial
court has departed from the guidelines, appellale
court must examine the trial COllrt's reasons for
ordering a departure),
FN2, It was stipulaled between the parties Ihat the
62-year-old appellant was not self-supporting,
N,T.51.
I. Military Pension, per year $ 23,000
2, Blue Rock Mounlain. Inc.. per year
185.000
3, Interest and Dividends. per year
4. Rental Income, per year
5, J,B,T, Enterprises, per year
6,~OO
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5.2IX)
POKe 4
6, Hollman Foundalion. per year
18,IXX)
TOlal Annual Gmss Income
.$242,700
FN3. The courtl<Klked 10 Pa,R,Civ,P, 19/0, 16-3(a),
which pmvides Ihe following formula 10 calculale
spousal support withoul dependelll children:
Obligor's MOlllhly Net Income
Less obli~ee's MOlllhly Income
.$13.197,42
- 191.67
Difference
Multiply by 40%
$13.(X15,75
x ,40
Amount of MOlllhly Spousal Support $ 5,202,30
The apl>cllee'" reference in page 3 of his appellale
brief that Ih,: guideline minimum amount should
inslead read $3.923 per month ($/0,000 - .$191 x
40% = $3,923) is specious, The fatal !law in his
logic is that he relies upon Pa,R,Civ,P,
1910,16-S(a), which uses the $10,000 income
tigure ""Iv where Ihe combined income of bulh
parties esceeds .$10,000 in determining the
presumptive minimum amount of support for
child,.", Gowdy v, Ktsselring. 45~ Pa,Super, ~7.
686 A,2d 1343. 134~ (1996),
Ifere, Ihe parties' children arc emanclpaled and
only spousal support is sought. This discounts the
l'se of Pa,R,Civ,P, 1910, 16-~(a)'s formula to
equate the amount of spousal support,
Pa,R,Civ,P, 1910,16-3(a)'s formula for "Spousal
SUPJlort--Wilhout Dependenl Children" was
Ulilized correclly by Ihe court here to delermine
the presumptive minimum amount of spousal
support, but it erred in reducing the ligure
obtained,
FN4, If the parties wish 10 perpelUale the
IrrevocOlble Life Insurance Trust, each parent may
contribute towOlrd Ihe maintenance of .uch a
gratuitous henelit for Iheir children, However. it
is nol a deduction ("factor") cOlllcmplate" by
Pa, R,Clv, p, 1910, 16-4(b)(I). (8) in calculoling
spousal support,
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CCI Samuel L. Ande. I'
Attorney for plaintiff ~ ,...w:..,*LII/ro/93,
Dale F. Shughart, , Jr. ' ..o6,-r
Attor"ey for Defendant
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KATHLEEN E. JUMPER, IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
Plaintiff CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
vs. NO. 97 - 4976 CIVIL
JAMES J. JUMPER,
Defendant IN DIVORCE
THE MASTER: Today is Monday, November, 2, 1998.
This is the date set tor a Master's hearing in the above
captioned divorce proceedings. Present in the hearing room are
the Plaintiff, Kathleen E. Jumper, and her counsel Samuel L.
Andes, and the Defendant, James J. Jumper, his counsel Dale F.
Shughart, Jr.
This action was commenced by a divorce complaint
filed on September 15, 1997, raising grounds for divorce of
irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and the economic claims
of equitable distribution, alimony, alimony pendente lite, and
counsel fees and expenses. The Master has been advised that the
parties will sign and file today affidavits of consent and
waivers of notice of intention to request entry of divorce
decree so that the divorce can be concluded under Section
3301(c) of the Domestic Relations Code.
The Master has also been advised that the parties
have reached an agreement with respect to most of the issues
pending before the Master except for one specific matter which
will be addressed in the agreement.
The agreement as placed on the record will be
considered the substantive agreement ot the parties with respect
to those issues addressed and will not be subject to any changes
or modifications except for correction of typographical errors
which may be made during the transcription of the agreement.
After the agreement is stated on the record, the court reporter
will transcribe the agreement and the parties can return with
counsel to review the agreement for typographical errors and
then affix their signatures by way of affirmation of the terms
of the agreement as stated at this time on the record.
FOllowing the signing of the agreement, the Master
will transmit the file to the Court with an order retaining
jurisdiction of the case for the matter specifically provided
for in the agreem~nt; otherwise, the Master u~derstands that the
parties will be able to request that the Court enter a final
decree in divorce and that the agreement as presented on the
record at this time will be included in the permanent file in
the courthouse. Mr. Andes.
MR. ANDES: The parties have agreed to resolve all
of the issues raised in this action except for the distribution
ot their tangible household goods which we will address later
and they have agreed to resolve the other issues as follows:
1. Wife shall receive the following assets free of any claim
by husband:
The cash proceeds of the sale of the Rinker motor boat
which were originally $6,000.00;
The 1966 Porsche automobile which is currently registered
in joint names and husband agrees that he shall make,
execute, acknowledge, and deliver any and all documents
necessary to transfer title of that to wife within twenty
(20) days of today;
The 1997 Ford Explorer which is now registered in wife's
name alone;
The funds in the Delaware mutual fund, the Phoenix mutual
fund, and the AIM fund regardless of whether titled in
joint names or either of their individual names and
husband agrees that he will make, execute, acknowledge,
and deliver any and all documents necessary to transfer
his interest in those three accounts to wife within
twenty (20) days of today.
2. Husband shall receive the following assets free of any
claim by wife:
The 1996 Harley Davidson motorcycle which is currently
titled in husband's name;
The 1993 GMC Sierra pickup truck which is currently
registered in husband's name;
The cash value of the Ensemble life insurance policy
which is owned by husband;
His interest in a hunting camp in Tioga County;
And an individual retirement account in husband's name
with Fidelity mutual funds.
3. Both of the parties are employed and own benefits in a
defined benefit pension plan with their employers.
The parties have calculated and agreed upon the portion
of those benefits which are marital property and each
of the parties wavies any claim to the benefits of the
other and each party shall retain their interest in their
defined benefit pension plan free of any claim by the
other. Both company sponsored retirement plans of the
parties are by virtue of their present or past employment
with Pennsylvania Blue Shield and later with Highmark,
and presently wife is employed by Synertech
4. Each of the parties are participants in a 401(k) plan
with American Express as a result of their employment
with Pennsylvania Blue Shield and with Highmark. The
parties have calculated and agreed upon a portion of
those plans which are marital property. with regard to
those plans the partiey have further agreed:
Husband shall transfer from his account within the 401(k)
plan into wife's account within the 401(k) plan, by
virtue of a tax free rollover which shall be made
pursuant to a QDRO to be prepared by counsel for both
parties and entered by the Court in this action, the sum
of $45,000.00 as of this date and any increase or
decrease in that sum after this date until such time as
the transfer is made.
. Thereafter, husband shall be the sole owner of the
remaining funds in his account within the 401(k) plan and
wife waives any further interest or claim in those assets
within that account.
After the transfer contemplated above, wife shall remain
the sole and separate owner of her account within the
plan, including the funds rolled over into her account,
and husband hereby waives and releases any claim to or
interest in her account within the plan.
5. The parties sold the former marital residence and the
nets proceeds of that sale, after payment of a certain
sum to the Domestic Relations Office, were $81,800.00.
The parties shall divide those funds by paying $75,000.00
to wife and paying the balance, which is $6,800.00 to
husband. Husband is hereby excused from making any
further contribution to those funds on account of the
monies previously paid to the Domestic Relations Office
from the net proceeds of the sale of the house.
6. The parties have deposited certain other sums into the
escrow account with the proceeds of the sale of the
house. Those funds include two rental checks which total
$440.00 and a check for an insurance refund of $196.00.
Those funds will be distributed from the escrow account
with wife receiving 60' of the funds and husband
receiving 40'. After those funds and the other funds in
the escrow account are distributed in accordance with
this agreement, any remaining funds in the escrow
account, which represent interest earnings since the
account was opened, shall be paid and distributed to wife
and wife will be responsible to report the income
generated by those escrow funds and to pay the taxes on
that income.
7. Wife's attorney has in hi.s possession a check from an
insurance company for approximately $850.00 which
represents payment for a canoe which was lost or stolen.
The check has previously been endorsed by wife and wife's
attorney shall forward that check to husband's attorney
within ten (10) days of today.
8. Husband shall pay alimony to wife as follows:
a) Husband shall pay alimony in the amount of $500.00
per month for 24 consecutive months, unless sooner
terminated in accordance with Subparagraph B
hereof. The first payment shall be due in January
of 1999 and each payment shall be due on the first
day of each consecutive month thereafter. Husband
shall make the payment directly to wife. In the
event that he fails to make any payment within
twelve (12) days of the date that it is due, wife
shall have the right to have the payments made
through the Domestic Relations Office and
administered and enforced by that office.
b) The alimony shall tel~minate at the exp.iration of 24
months, upon the sooner death of either of the
parties, or upon wife's remarriage, whichever first
occurs. otherwise, the term of the alimony shall
not be SUbject to modification. The amount of
alimony shall not be subject to modification under
any circumstances.
c) The parties agree that the payments made pursuant
to this paragraph will be treated by both of them
as alimony for income tax purposes, which means
that wife shall include the payments within her
income and husband shall deduct the payments from
his income.
9. Husband shall continue to make the payments of alimony
pendente lite or spousal support which he is currently
making through the Domestic Relations Office through the
end of December 1998, at which time any existing
arrearage shall be paid in full. In the event that a
final decree in divorce is entered prior to December 31,
1998, any payments made by husband under the existing
order shall be deemed alimony for tax purposes for 1998.
Husband shall make payments in the same amount as the
current order through ths end of December, regardless of
the date of a final decree in divorce.
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10. The parties have not resolved their claims regarding the
distribution of tangible household goods and furnishings
and each of them reserves that claim to be resolved by
further negotiation or, if necessary, further litigation.
The parties will file consents to the entry of a final
decree in divorce and waivers of notice today and will
move the Court for the entry of a final decree in
divorce, but such final decree shall expressly reserve
the issues related to the distribution of tangible
household goods and furnishings for future reBolution if
the parties have not resolved those by the time that
the final decree in divorce is entered.
11. The parties have both represented to each other that any
marital obligations that they owed at the time of
separation, with the exception of loans owed to their
individual 401(k) plans the proceeds of which were used,
in part, to purchase their motor vehicles, have been paid
and satisfied. In the event that either party has
incurred any debt since the date of separation, they
alono ehall be responsible for the payment of that debt
and shall idemnify the other for any loss, cost, or
expense caused to the other by their failure to do so.
Each of the parties shall be responsible for the loans
owed to their 401(k) plans from and after the date of
this agreement.
12. Each of the parties waives all further rights to have the
Court decide claims of counsel fees, alimony, equitable
distribution (except as to the distribution of tangible
household goods and furnishings which has been expressly
reservod).
13. Pending the resolution by the parties or the Court of
the remaining issues involving the distribution of
tangible household furnishings and goods, neither party
shall, without the prior written consent of the other or
an order of the Court, sell, transfer, or otherwise
dispose of any of the items of tangible household
furniShings and goods which are the subject of that
claim.
14. Except as herein otherwise provided, each party may
dispose of his or her property in any way and each party
hereby waives and relinquishes any and all rights he or
she may now have or hereafter acquire under the present
or future laws of any jurisdiction to share in the
property or the estate of the other as a result of the
marital relationship including without limitation,
statutory allowance, widow's allowance, right of
intestacy, right to take against the will of the other,
and right to act as administrator or executor in the
other's estate. Each will at the request of the other
execute, acknowledge, and deliver any and all instruments
which may be necessary or advisable to carry into effect
this mutual waiver and relinquishment of all such
interests, rights, and claims.
MR. ANDES: Mrs. Jumper, you heard what I dictated
and you heard all of the comments and explanations that we had
about it; is that correct?
MRS. JUMPER: Yes.
MR. ANDES: Do you understand it?
MRS. JUMPER: Yes.
MR. ANDES: Do you have any questions about it?
MRS. JUMPER: No.
MR. ANDES: Are you satisfied with what we dictated
as being the resolution of all of the issues except the division
of the furnishings?
MRS. JUMPER: Yes.
MR. ANDES: Do you have any questions about it or
anything you need to ask the Court or myself?
MRS. JUMPER: No.
MR. SHUGHART: Mr. Jumper, you've been present all
morning as we diecussed these various matters and you have heard
Mr. Andes dictate the agreement; is that agreement complete and
consistent with what you anticipated baeed upon our diecussions?
MR. JUMPER: Yes.
MR. SHUGHART: Is there anything contained in that
agreement as dictated which is not acceptable to you?
MR. JUMPER: No.
MR. SHUGHART: Is there anything of importance that
was not mentioned?
MR. JUMPER: No.
MR. SHUGHART: And do you feel that you've
understood what the agreement is and what the duties and rights
of each of you will be pursuant to that agreement?
MR. JUMPER: Yas.
MR. SHUGHART: Do you have any questions?
MR. JUMPER: No.
MR. ANDES: One more point, if I may. I'm going to
address this to both Mr. and Mrs. Jumper. This lady is taking
down everything we have said and ehe is going to transcribe it
and we will have a chance to review it and sign it, but the only
ohanges, and Mr. Elicker will explain this to us, the only
changes we are going to be allowed to make are changes on which
both of you mutually agree or typographical errors. Everything
else that we have agreed to today we aI'e bound by and even if we
change our minds ten minutes later, it's too late. This is a
final agreement between the both of you. I would like both Mrs.
Jumper and Mr. Jumper to acknowledge that on the record but
atter Mr. Elioker asks you 80me questions and goes over a tew
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VI, ) PACSES Case Number 174100006 ID27043
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Dcfendant ) Othcr Scace 10 Number
Order
AND NOW to wit, this
PIBRUARY 1, 1999
it is hereby Ordered
that:
THB MOVB CAP'l'IONBD ALIMONY PINDIN'l'1 LITI ORDIR IS TIRMlNATlD, B"ICTXVB
DICBMIlBa 31, 1998, WITH NO IlALANCB DUB. THIS ORIlIR IS BASID UPON THB PARTIIS'
AOUBMBNT or NOVlMBIR 2, 1998 BBrORll DIVORCI MASTIR.
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LIABILITIIS
Item Description of Name of Name of Value
l!IQ. PrQcerty All Creditors All Debtors
l. Mortgage on Property Mellon Mortgage James and $109,515.00
described in 1. Company Kathleen
Jumper
2. Home Equity Loan on Mellon Bank James and $10,266.00
Property described Kathleen
in l. Jumper
3. 401K Loan American James $16,89' .84
James Jumper Express Jumper
to purchase Explorer
(Paid by payroll
deduction) , balance
as of 09/06/97
4 . 401K Loan American Kathleen
Katie Jumper, Express Jumper
to purchase
Explorer (paid by
payroll deduction)
TOTAL LIABILITIBS - $
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NON-MARITAL PROPERTY
James J. Jumper lists all property in which a spouse has a
legal or equitable interest which is claimed to be excluded from
marital property:
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A) JAMES
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Description
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JUMPER,
Jim Jumper's Defined
Benefit Retirement
Account #200369904
Non-marital
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Reason for
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$50,261.00
separate property
acquired before
marriage
2.
Jim Jumper's 401K
VIP #200369904
$18,762.00
aeparate property
acquired before
marriage
3.
Jim Jumper's
Fidelity Investment
IRA #021/0275121135
$2,752.00
separate property
acquired before
marriage
4.
Baltimore Life Insurance
policy A0214806,
converted to Ensemble II
variable life insurance
policy.
separate property
acquired before
marriage
$5,082.00
5. Tangible Personal S7.660.00 separate property
property per acquired before
attached sheet. marriage or
gifted after
marriage.
TOTAl, $84,517.00
B) KATHLEEN JUMPER:
1. Kathleen Jumper's $29,416.00 separate property
Defined Benefit acquired before
Retirement Account marriage
#181385337
2 . Kathll:!en Jumper's $ 8,485.00 separate property
401K VIP #181385337 acquired betore
marriage
3. Tangible personal items Sll.775.00 separate property
per attached list acquit'ed before
marriage or
gifted after
marriage
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to the panies unless either party tiles n written demand with the Prothonotary lllr n hearing de novo
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Plaintiff ) PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
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JAMES J. JUMPER, l
Defendant l IN DIVORCE
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
AND NOW, this 2nd day of March, 1998, I, Dale F. Shughart,
Jr., Esquire, attorney for Defendant, hereby certify that I have
served a true and correct copy of Petition for Appointment of
Maste,r and Inventory by mailing a copy of the same by United States
mail, postage prepaid, addressed as follows:
Samuel L. Andes, Esquire
525 North Twelfth Street
P. O. Box 168
Lemoyne, PA 17043
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KATHLEEN E. JUMPER
JAMES J. JUMPER
IN REI DEFENDANT'S APPEAL FROM RECOMMENDED APL ORDER
BEFORE GUIDO. ~
OPINION AND ORDER OF COURT
On September 16, 1997, Plaintiff filed a Complaint in
Divorce seeking, inter alia, alimony pendente lite. On October
28, 1997, Plaintiff requested a conference at the Domestic
Relations Office for a hearing on the alimony pendente lite
claim. The conference was held on December 11, 1997. The
Domestic Relations Office recon~ended an APL order of $735.00 per
month effective November 1, 1997.' The Defendant filed a timely
appeal. A hearing de novo was held before this Court on February
19, 1998. This matter is now ready for disposition.
FINDINGS OF FACTS
1. The parties separated in September of 1997.
2. Defendant.s net monthly income is $4162.00.
3. Plaintiff's net monthly income is $2044.00.
4. Defendant has continued to reside in the marital home since
the date of separation.
5. The monthly payment on the 1st mortgage is $1372.00.
'Although the guidelines would call for an APL award of
$847.00 the Domestic Relations Hearing Officer felt a deviation
from the guidelinee was appropriate since Defendant was paying
the monthly mortgage payment on the marital home.
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6. There is al.so a 2nd mortgage with a balance of
$10,000.00. This was incurred during the course of
to pay marital bills and acquire marital property.
payment is approximately $200.00.
7. Defendant has paid both mortgages on the marital residence
since the date of separation.
approximately
the marriage
The monthly
8. The home has been listed for sale since December 19, 1997.
9. The annual homeowner's insurance premium is approximately
$240.00. The annual real estate taxes on the marital home are
approximately $2900.00. All of those expenses were paid prior to
the date of separation.
10. The next home owners insurance premium is due in May of
1998. No real estate taxes are due until June 30, 1998,
at which time the county and township taxes are due. The school
taxes are not due until October 31, 1998.
11. Plaintiff's monthly expenses (including legal fees) are
approximately $3200.00, of which $735.00 represent payment on a
marital obligation (her automobile).
12. Defendant's monthly ~xpenses' range between $3418.00 and
$3506.00.'
13. Plaintiff lives with her daughter by a prior marriage in the
home of Plaintiff's mother. She indicates that she is not able
to afford a residence of her own at the current time.
14. There are no unusual needs or fixed obligations of either
party that would justify a deviation from the guidelines.
15. The mortgage payment is not so "unusually high" as to
justify a deviation from the guidelines.
16. The amount of APL due under the guidelines is $847.00 per
month.
'The expenses do not include the real estate taxes and
homeowner's insurance. They do, however, include the payments on
the first and second mortgages.
'Four months of the year his monthly expenses are $3506.00.
In the other eight months his expenses are only $3418.00. Bach
of those figures include a $500.00 per month expense for
"vacations, entertainment and lunch/breaks."
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DISCUSSION
Our threshold question iB whether Plaintiff 1. entitled to
alimony pendente lite. The purpose of alimony pendente lite is
to enable a dependant spouse to prosecute or to defend a divorce
action. It is also designed to help the dependent spouse
maintain the standard of living enjoyed during the marriage. See
Litmans v. Litmans, 449 Pa. Super. 209, 673 A.2d 382 (1996), and
DeMasi v. DeMasi, 366 Pa. Super. 19, 530 A.2d 871 (1987).
As the Litmans Court state1l
In ruling on a claim for alimony pendente lite, the Court
should consider the following factorsl
The ability of the other party to pay; the separate
estate and income of the petitioning party; and the
character, situation and surroundings of the parties. 449
Pa. Super. at 224.
In the instant case, we have no question that an award of
APL is appropriate. Plaintiff is clearly the dependent spouse.
Since separation she has been forced to live with her mother."
Just as clearly Defendant has the ability to pay an award of
APL.'
Once we have determined that an award of APL is appropriate,
Pa. Rule of Civil Procedure 1910.16-l mandates that we apply the
"Plaintiff is paying her mother a modest $400 per month
rent. Her monthly expen.es exceed her income by almo.t $1200.
'Even living in the marital home and paying both mortgaq..,
Defendant's monthly income sub.tantially exceed. his .xp.n....
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support guidelines.' The Rules make clear that the guiddline
amount is premumed to be the appropriate amount of support and
that any deviation must be basod on Rule 1910.16-4. TerDak v.
~, 697 A.2d 1006 (Pa.Super. 1997). As the TerDak Court
statedl
The presumption is strong that the appropriate amount of
support in each case is the amount determined from the
support guidelines. * * *
Deviations will be permitted only where special needs and/or
circumstances are present such as to render an award in the
amount of the guideline figure unjust or inappropriate. 697
A.2d at 1007.
, Rule 1910.16-1 specifically provides that: "The amount of
support (child support, spousal support or alimony pendente lite)
to be awarded . . . shall be determined in accordance with the
support guidelines. . ." Awards of alimony are not subject to
the support guidelines. Rather, the Court must consider the
numerous factors set forth in the Divorce Code at 23 Pa. C.S.A. S
3701(b). Title 23 was amended by the legislature effective
January 1, 1998. (Act No. 1997-58 S1). Defendant points out
that the following language has been added to 23 Pa. C.S.A. S
3702 (dealing with APL):
(b) Relevant factors. - In determining whether alimony
pendente lite, spousal support and reasonable counsel fees
and expenses are nBcessary and in determining the amount of
payment, the court shall consider all relevant factors,
pursuant to section 3701(b) (relating to alimony).
Defendant argues that the guidelines no longer apply to APL
awards, but that, the Court must now consider only the factors
applicable to an alimony award. While we cannot imagine that the
legislature intended to abrogate the application of the support
guidelines in connection with spousal support and APL awards, we
need not address that issue in the current case. We are
satisfied that the amendment to 23 Pa. C.S.A. S 3702 is not to be
applied retroactively. The Statutory Construction Act of 1972
specifically provides that "No statute shall be construed to be
retroactive unless clearly and manifestly so intended by the
General Assembly." 1 Pa. C.S.A. S 1926. Our Supreme Court has
rscently reaffirmed this well settled presumption against
retroactive application of statutes affecting substantivs rights.
See Nicholson v. Combs, 1997 WL 706533 (pa. Supreme).
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In the instant case, Defendant argues that consideration
should be given to the fact that he is paying the mortgages on
the marital home. However, he has elected to occupy the marital
home. Pursuant to Rule 1910.l6-S(g) it is presumed that he will
be paying the monthly mortgage payments. The Rule specifically
provides that no deviation should be allowed absent a finding of
"unusual C'ircumstancee, such as an unusually high mortgage
payment." Defense Counsel has made a forceful and well reasoned
argument that mortgage payments exceeding 36% of Defendant's net
monthly income are "unusually high" and should justify a
deviation from the guidelines. However, we cannot agree. 7 This
is especially true in light of the fact that Plaintiff is paying
approximately 36% of her net monthly income to keep current
another marital obligation, i.e. her car payment.
Defendant's payment of the mortgages, and payment by both
parties of other marital obligations, can and should be
considered by the Master in fashioning an appropriate equitable
distribution award in this case. However, we see no reason to
deviate from the support guidelines.
'Defendant argue. that he should not be paying more than 17'
to 20' of hi. net monthly income for housing. However, h. mi....
the point. The fair rental value of the marital home i. the
proper focus of inquiry. If the fair rental value of the home i.
lese than the monthly mortgage payment., the Master can oon.ider
this fact at the equitable distribution phase.
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E. Robert Elicker, II
Office of the Divorce Master
13 North Hanover Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
RE: KA THLEEN E. JUMPER vs. JAMES J. JUMPER
NO. 97.4975 CIVIL TERM
Dear Mr. Elicker:
Enclosed you will find the Plaintiff's Pre.Trial Statement which I file in the above
matter.
Sincerely,
&r Andes
amr
Enclosure
cc: Dale F. Shushart, Jr., Esquire (w/enclosure)
Kathleen E. Jumper (w/enclosure)
KATHl.EEN E. JUMPER
PluilllllT/P~litiou~r
IN l'IU: ('OUR'!' OF COMMON Pl.F.AS m-
('IIMUERI,ANI) ('OIINTY. Pi:I'jNSYl.VANIA
VS.
('lVII. ACTION - OIVORn:
JAMES J. JUMPER
D~f~uduI\I/R~spoud~ut
NO, 97-4')7(, ('lVIL n:RM
tN I)!VORCE
Olt1 17.1143
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ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW,lhis.1l!l du)' of liIu:~.!!!;lq, 19'!7, lIpOll ~ollsld~ration oflh~ 1I11achcd Petition for
Alilllon) Pendenle l.i1e andlor connsd fees, il is h~r~b) dir~~I~d Ih,ulhe parti~s and Iheir r~spective
counsclappear before R.LSJ1llil.\!al 011 J}s"-ru!!2!;LJ.~iJ221_ al 900 ill!L for a conf~r~nce, UI 1.1 N,
Hanover SI.. Curlisle, PA 1701.1, aner which Ihc conf~r~lIc~ officer lIla)' r~collllllend Ihalan Order for
AIiIllOll) Pendelll~ Lile be elll~rcd.
YOU arc fllnh~r ord~r~d 10 bring 10 Ih~ cOllf~r~nc~:
(I) Ulm~ copy of )'ollr mosl r~~enl F~d~rallncollle Ta" Relllrn, inclnding W-2's us filed
(2) YOllr PU) slllbs for Ih~ pr~cediug sis ((,) mOlllhs
(1) Ihe 11Icollle and E.'pens~ Slal~m~ul aOach~d 10 this ord~r, completed as r~qnired b)' Rnle
1')ItI, II",
(4) verification of duld ~ar~ espenscs
(~) proof of medical ~o'~rag~ which lOll ma)' ha,e, or mal h",'~ a,uilable 10 YOll
IF YOll fail 10 appear for Ih~ ~onf~r~u~~ or brillg Ih~ reqlljr~d dO<;lIm~lIls, Ih~ COlin may isslle a
wurrllnl for YOllr arr~sl
cc: plainlW'und dcr~lId"'~1
cc: Sumllcl L AlIdes, Esq, ",w..I."jNvL., ,
cc: Dak Shugharl. Esq:-, 1l\1"I1'l
BY HIE COURT,
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YOU HAVE Tin: RIGHT TO A LAWYER. WHOi: MAY ATTEND 'filE ('ONi'[Ri:N('[ AND"
REPRESENT YOU, IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A LAWYi:R OR ('ANN01' AHORO ONE. (;0 TO
OR TELEPHONE TIlE OFFICE SET FORTlI UEI,OW TO UNO Otl'T WIU:Ri: YOU MAY GET
UGAI. HELP.
Dale of Ord~r: No'cm!1~Lt J 'l'IL
COURT ADMINISTRATOR
FOURHI FLOOR
CUMBERI.AND COUNTY COURT HOUSE
CARLlSl.E, PENNSYLVANIA 1701.1
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KATHLEEN E, JUMPER, ) IN THE COURT OF COMMON
Plaintiff ) PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND
) COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
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vs. ) CIVIL ACTION - LAW
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JAMES J. JUMPER, ) NO, 97.4976 CIVIL TERM
Defendant ) IN DIVORCE
MOTION
AND NOW comes the above-named Plaintiff, by her attorney, Samuel L. Andes, and moves
the Court for a conference at the Domestic Relations Office for a hearing before fhis Court on the
claim for alimony pendente lite raised in Count IV of her Complaint. a copy of which is attached to
this Motion,
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Attorney for Plaintiff
Supreme Court ID 17225
525 North 12th Street
Lemoyne. P A 17043
(717) 761-5361
KATHLEEN E. JUMPER, I IN THE COURT OF COMMON
Plaintiff ) PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
) PENNSYLVANIA
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VB, I CIVIL ACTION. LAW
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) NO. 97. CIVIL TERM
JAMES J. JUMPER, )
Defendant ) IN DIVORCE
NQIICE OF AVAILA8JLlTY OF COUNSELING
TO THE WITHIN.NAMED DEFENDANT:
You have been named as the Defendant in a Complaint in a divorce proceeding Iiled in
the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberlend County, This notice Is to advise you that In
accordance with Section 3302ldl of the Divorce Code, you may request that the court
require you and your spouse to allend marriage counseling prior to a divorce being handed
down by the court, A list of professional marriage counselors is available at the Domestic
Relations Office, 13 North Hanover Street. Carlisle, Pennsylvania, You are advised that this
list is kept ss a convenience to you and you are not bound to choose a counselor Irom this
list, All necllssary arrangements and the cost 01 counseling sessions are to be borne by you
and your spouse,
If you desire to pursue counseling, you must make your request for counseling within
twenty days of the date on which you receive this notice, Failure to do so will constitute a
waiver 01 your right to request counseling,
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7. Plaintiff has been sdvlsed of the availability of marriage counseling end the Plaintiff
may have the right to request that the Court require the parties to participata in counsallng,
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8, The Plaintiff requests this Court to enter a Decree of Divorce,
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff rsquests this Court to enter a decree in divorce pursusnt to the
Divorce Code of Pennsylvania,
COUNT II . EaUIT ABLE DISTRIBUTIOfll
9, During the course of the marriage, the parties have acquired numerous items of
property, both real and personal, which are held in joint names and in the individual names of
each of the parties hereto.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff prays this Honorable Court, alter requiring full disclosure by the
Defendant, to equitably divide the property, both real and personal, owned by the parties
hereto as marital property,
cmJNT III . ALIMONY
10, Plaintiff lacks sufficient property to provide for her reasonable needs in
accordance with the standard of living of the parties established during the marriage,
11, Plaintiff is unable to support hersolf in accordance with the standard of living of
the parties established during the marriage through appropriata employment,
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12, The Defendant Is employed and enjoys a substantial Income from which he is
abla to contribute to the support and Il1l1lntonanco of Plaintiff and to pay her alimony in
accordance with the Divorce Code of Pennsylvania,
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff prays this Honorable Court to enter an Order awarding Plaintiff
from Defendant permanant alimony In such sums as are reasonable and adequate to support
and maintain Plaintiff In the station of life to which sho has become accustomed during the
marriage,
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13. Plaintiff Is without sufficient incoma to support and maintain herself during the
pendency of this actlol;l,
14, Defendant enjoys a substantial income and is well able to contribute to the
support and maintenance of Plaintiff during tho course of this action,
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff prays this Honorable Court to order Defendant to pay her
reasonable alimony pendente 'ita during the pendency of this action,
COUNT V . COUNSEUEES AND EXPENSES
15, Plaintiff Is without sufficient funds to retain counsel to represent her In this
matter,
16, Without competent counsel, Plaintiff cannot adequately prosecute her claims
against Defendant and cannot adequately litigate her rights in this malter,
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KATHLEEN E. JUMPER, ) IN THE COURT OF COMMON
Plaintiff ) PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
) PENNSYLVANIA
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vs. ) CIVIL ACTION. LAW
)
) NO, 97,4976 CIVIL TERM
JAMES J, JUMPER, )
Defendant ) IN DIVORCE
fLAINTIFF'S PRE-I.RlAL STAIEMfNI
Plaintiff, by her attorney, Samuel L, Andes, files this Pre.Trial Statement in
accordance with Pa, R,C,P, 192Q,33(b):
1, ASSEn, Attached hereto and marked as Schedule A is a list of the marital
assets as known by Plaintiff, At the hearing, Plaintiff intends to produce testimony and
argument on the following issues relating to the distribution of these marital assets:
A, Prior to the marriage Plaintiff/Wife owned a home and had
significant other pre.marital assets, all of which she contributed to the
acquisition of the marital property by the parties,
B, At the time of separation, or shortly prior to that date, there were joint
savings and checking accounts at Mellon Bank, Plaintiff/Wife believes that
Defendant took those accounts and applied them to his own benefit,
C, Following the separation of the parties. Plaintiff/Wife believes that
Defendant borrowed additional funds on the jointly.owed home equity loan,
Plaintiff/Wife believes that Defendant should be charged with those additional
expenditures,
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D. During the marriage, the parties agreed that they would both
contribute to the cost of formal college education for each of their children by
prior marriages, In reliance upon that agreement, Plaintiff/Wife made
financial contributions to the cost of education of Defendant/Husband's
children, Plaintiff/Wife wants the Court to enforce that Agreement by
requiring Defendant/Husband to contribute to the cost of the formal
education of her children beyond high school.
Attached hereto and marked as Schedule B is a list of the non.marital assets of the
parties as known to Plaintiff/Wife,
2. EXPERT WITNESSES. Plaintiff/Wife expects the parties will be able to agree
upon the value of most of the marital assets without calling expert witnesses to establish
those values, To the extent the parties are not able to so agree, Plaintiff/Wife proposes to ,
call the following expert witnesses:
A. A real estate appraiser to establish the value of the marital
residence,
8, An actuary or other qualified expert to calculate the value of the
marital portion of each party's pension and retirement benefits,
C, A personal property appraiser to establish the value of the personal
property to the divided between the parties,
3, FACT WITNESSES. In addition to herself, Plaintiff will call members of her
immediate family, including her mother. her son, and her daughter, to testify about the
pre.marital assets owned by each of the parties, the contributions which Plaintiff made to
I the cost of educating Defendant's children, the gifts and inheritances received by Plaintiff
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consider, Plaintiff also reserves the right to call such additional witnesses as may be
necessary to respond to the Defendant's case,
4, EXHIBITS, The Plaintiff will introduce, as Exhibits, the following categories of
documents:
A, Tax returns and paycheck stubs for each of the parties to establish
their incomes,
B. A list of the Plaintiff's current living expenses,
C, Settlement sheets, Deeds, and other documents to establish the
pre.marital assets brought to the marriage by Plaintiff, the disposition of
those assets, and the investment of the proceeds of such disposition into
marital assets,
D, Current statements showing the value of various marital assets.
E, Letters, memoranda, and similar documents to establish gifts
made to Plaintiff during the marriage,
Plairttiff reserves the right to offer such additional exhibits as may be necessary to
respond to Defendant's case,
I 5, INCOME STATEMENI, Plaintiff is employed by Pennsylvania Blue
II Shield/Highmark as a service representative, She has been so employed for
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Ii approximately thirty (30) years and earns approximately $31,000,00 per year from that
position, Her monthly income, net of taxes and mandatory deductions is $2,043,00 per
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,I month, Plaintiff will file a detailed income and expense statement prior to the hearing in
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6, EXPENSE STATEMEttI, Plaintiff currently resides at her mother's home
because she Is not able to pay rent or a mortgage, Prior to the hearing she will file a
detailed statement of her actual living expenses once they have become stabilized,
7, efNSION I,..,FORMATION, Plaintiff expects the parties will be able to agree
upon the value of each of their pensions and that each party will be able to retain the
marital portion of their pension without any exchange or transfer of interest in pensions,
In the event the parties cannot agree, Plaintiff proposes that the pension benefits be
valued by a qualified expert. The parties' 401 (K) Plans will have to be treated differently
and Plaintiff expects that a Qualified Domestic Relations Order will be required to
properly transfer some of the funds in Defendant's 401 (K) Plan into Plaintiff's to properly
balance the marital distribution,
8, COUNSEL FEES. Plaintiff has retained Samuel L. Andes as her attorney and
agreed to pay him $150,00 per hour, She expects his fees, by the time the hearing is
held, to approach $5,000.00, A detailed statement of his services will be submitted as an
exhibit at the hearing,
9, PERSONAL PROPtBIY, There is a significant dispute as to which of the
parties' items of personal property are marital and which are non.marital. Plaintiff still
hopes that the parties can reach agreement for the distribution of their tangible personal
property or, if they cannot agree upon the full distribution, will at least be able to agree
upon the characterization of each item and a value for them, If that is not possible,
Plaintiff proposes to have all of the items of personal property appraised and submit
testimony, at the hearing, as to the charac.terization of the disputed items as marital or
non.marital property,
SCHEDULE A . MARITAL PROPERTY
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DAIE..OE MABI1AL AMOUNIJl.E
ASSET VALUE YALUAIlON PORTIOti LlEHS LIEN
Residence at 29 Windsor $230,000,00 December 100% First $109,000,00
Way, Camp Hill, (est'd) 1997 mortgage (est' d)
Pennsylvania owed to
Mellon Bank
Home Equity loan owed to $10,000,00 Decem ber
Mellon Bank (est'd) 1997
Husband's Pension with $23,113,00 December 31.5% No liens
Pennsylvania Blue (est'd) 1997 known
Shield/Highmark
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Wife's Pension with $9,439,00 December 24,3% No liens
Pennsylvania Blue (est'd) 1997 known
Shield/Highmark
Husband's 401 (k) Plan $156,133,11 December 100% This IS
with Pennsylvania Blue 1997 subJect to a
Shield/Highmark marital
debt/loan of
$16,672.55
Wife's 401 (k) Plan with $69,977.63 December 100% This IS
Pennsylvania Blue (est'd) 1997 subject to a
Shield/Highmark marital
debt/loan of
$18,007,36
Husband's individual $6,507,41 December Increase In No liens
retirement account with (est'd) 1997 value only known
Fidelity Investments
Wife's 1997 Ford E~plorer $18,000,00 December 100% No liens
1997 known
Husband's 1994 GMC $15,000,00 December 100% No liens
Sierra Pickup Truck 1997 known
JOintly titled 1966 Unknown December 100% No liens
Porsche 912 1997 known
Husband's 1995 Harley $15,00000 December 100% No liens
Davidson Low-Rider 1997 known
Motorcycle
21 foot Ranker Motor $8,000.00 December 100% No I,ens
boat with trailer 1997 known
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Household furnlshlnss Unknown December Psrtly No liens
and tanslble personal 1997 marital and known
property partly non
marital
Husband's Interest In Unknown December Partly No liens
huntlns camp 1997 manta I known
Checklns and Savlnss Unknown December 100% No liens
accounts at Mellon Bank 1997 known
Note: Plaintiff believes thdt Defendant retained these accounts and all the funds in them,
Defendant's policy of
insurance with
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$7,982,53
September Partly
1997 marital
property
No liens
known
SCHEDULE B - NON-MARITAL PROPERTY
ASSET VALUE DATE OF REASON FOR EXCLUSION I.I.tliS
VALUATION
Portion of each party's Unknown December A portion of these assets are excluded as No
pension earned prior to 1997 marital property because they were liens
I date of marriage and earned prior to the date of the marriage or known
after date of after the date of separation,
I separation,
Portion of household Unknown December These items are claimed as exempt No
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I furnishings and 1997 because they were received by one of the liens
tangible personal parties as an inheritance of gift or were known
" property, owned or acquired prior to the marriage
or after the date of separation,
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JJ Lilt JJ UIt KJ Lilt Belongl Belongl Who X
EIt Vllue EIt Vllue Elt Vllue to who to who Hal C
toJJ to KJ perKJ perJJ Now H
PURCHASED AFTER MARRIAGE G
Oanage
Food In freeze, $ $ 250 KJ KJ
(2) Antique Irons $ 25 , 25 spilt KJ ...
_per , 100 , , 150 JJ JJ
V8X , 300 , 300 KJ KJ
F",,"y Room
VCR Tspes <<D $10 Ii 150 , 150 KJ Spilt KJ -
C8mcorder Tspes <<DS8 , 80 , 80 Split KJ ...
2 VCR 8dspters for camcorder tspes S 25 S 25 KJ Split KJ ...
2 Recliners S 300 , 300 S eoo split Ipllt spilt
Glsss Flrepl8ca Doors S , S 750 hou18 house
Cast Iron ftremln slgn , 75 $ S 75 JJ JJ
Antique end tsble $ 150 , , 150 JJ JJ
Smsll crock It nrepllce S 30 , S 70 JJ JJ
Flreplsce wood rack , 125 , S 125 JJ JJ
TV . 19 In w/remote control S 350 , S 350 JJ JJ
Dlnau. Ant8
JerT}' Putt Origlnsl Duck P81ntlng S , 1,550 KJ KJ
Crystal GI8sses , , 250 KJ KJ
(2) Antique 011 Lights <<D $50 S 50 , 50 Ipllt KJ ...
AntIque breakfront S 350 , S 350 JJ JJ
(8) Antique chelrs S eoo S s eoo JJ JJ
Phone w/8nswenng mBClllne S 75 S S 120 JJ JJ
Fish tenk w/hood (paid '177 1II1 eI9O) S 75 , , 850 JJ JJ
AntIque wsll clock S S 120 S 120 KJ JJ ...
Kitchen
UquorlWtne (15 bottles slll/.to 1/2 fUll) S 50 , $ 200 JJ JJ JJ
Electric C8n Opener S 15 , JJ JJ
KItchen 81d mixer S S 250 KJ KJ KJ
Food in FreezerlRefr1dgerstor/cupbo8rds $ 350 , S 350 JJ JJ
Refr1dgerltor S 500 , S 1,200 JJ JJ
Mlcrow8ve S 100 , , 200 JJ JJ
Dishes. one set only It the house S 250 , S 250 JJ JJ
Dishes - second set $ $ 250 S 250 KJ KJ
Glesses S 20 S $ 200 JJ JJ
(8) Wooden hInging ducks S $ 120 $ 120 KJ KJ
8 Gr1swold skillets $ 375 $ S 375 JJ JJ
s.-.nt Door ArM
Pentium 90 PC, printer & Sollw8re S 1,700 S JJ KJ -
Antique Ubnary T8b1e(JJ rebltlreftnlshed) S 150 S JJ KJ -
DownlUllra Hallway
Fl1Imed smsll Antique Lykens $20 Bill $ $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
1820 oversized Antique Lykens $5 Bill $ $ 350 KJ KJ KJ
1820 oversized Antique Lykens $10 Bill $ $ 350 KJ KJ KJ
Antique Pine Dough Box $ $ 150 $ 150 KJ KJ
Dining Room
Antique Clswfoot Dining Room Table $ 600 $ JJ KJ -
(4) Antique Osk Pressed Back Chslrs $ 600 $ JJ KJ -
Antique Osk Hutch/cabinet $ 1,300 $ JJ KJ ...
Antique Osk Dresser $ 250 $ $ 250 JJ KJ -
Antique Pine Butter Chum $ $ 300 KJ KJ
First Set China $ 500 $ KJ JJ KJ -
Second Set Chins $ $ 500 KJ KJ KJ
CrystBl glasses $ $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
PIBte rack (should go w/house) $ $ $ 75 house house
Putt Duck Print w/stsmp $ 150 $ $ 250 JJ JJ
Living Room
R&-upholstered Blue Couch $ $ 7110 KJ KJ
R&-upholstered Blue Ann Chslr $ $ 560 KJ KJ
Antique Pine Blsnket Chest (jj refinished) $ 350 $ JJ KJ -
Antique Msrtlle Top Table $ 250 $ JJ KJ -
Small Antique Pine Hutch $ $ 250 KJ KJ
8msll Antique Drop Lest Pine Tsble $ $ 150 KJ KJ
Pewter In Comer Cupboard 0$25 $ $ 1,000 KJ KJ KJ
(5) serving Dishes In COfnlll' Cupboard $ $ 100 KJ KJ
Antlque Jelly CupbosrdOl rebulhlreflnlshed) $ 600 $ JJ KJ -
Jill' LIght on Jelly Cupboard $ 50 $ JJ KJ -
Stereo CD Plsyer $ 100 $ JJ KJ -
Photographs (811e8Sl12oo Bt $,50 each) $ 300 $ 300 split KJ -
CDs G$10 $ 500 $ 500 split KJ -
Cassettes G$ll $ 300 $ 300 split KJ -
Clarll Wesver Origlnsl Duck Pslntlng $ 850 $ JJ KJ -
Putt Remarlled Fremed Goose Print $ $ 250 $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
Putt Remsrlled Frsmed BluBtsll duck print $ 250 $ $ 250 JJ JJ
Pine Frame Holly Bog Putt Print wlRemsrll $ 475 $ $ lIOO JJ KJ -
Pine Frsme Legh V1y Bear Print wlRemarll $ 475 $ $ lIOO JJ JJ
Antique oak wsll clock 01 rebul" & refln) $ 75 $ S 250 JJ JJ
Carved Wooden Loon $ $ 150 KJ KJ KJ
Antique wash stand S 275 $ $ 275 JJ JJ
PoIBtoe City duck print $ 150 $ $ 150 JJ JJ
Crown molding (should go wlhouse) $ $ $ 450 house house
Front Door Area
(4) Putt Prints In Closet $ 250 $ 250 split KJ -
(2) N Smith gold s1gnBture prints In Closet $ 150 $ 150 split KJ -
UPIUIII'I Foyer
Antlque Pine End Tsble $ $ 150 I<J I<J
Ughl on lable $ $ 50 KJ I<J
Dryer $ 200 $ $ 385 JJ JJ
Antique wall clock upslslrs OJ repaired) $ 75 $ is 170 JJ JJ
Bryan', Room
MBllre5SlBox springs $ $ 200 I<J KJ I<J
Bed sheetslcovers/p1l1ows1qulll $ $ 150 KJ I<J
Kelly', Room
JJII(J Room
Ironing Board/Iron $ $ 50 I<J KJ I<J
Antq JaCClrd G Washington 1 a 12 Coverlet $ 700 $ JJ I<J -
Walerbed (needs new mBllress) $ 250 $ $ 1.500 JJ JJ
181n TV $ $ 350 $ 350 KJ I<J
Jewelry (.. sntlque rings, string MIM pearis) $ I<J KJ I<J
sa-nt 8ectroom
(2) Single Box springs & mBllresses $ ..00 $ JJ I<J ...
AntIque OVal Marble Top Table $ 250 $ JJ KJ -
Frult Cel..r
Uquorlwlne (see Inventory 1151) G $10 $ 140 $ 140 epllt I<J -
BaMlent
(2) Bicycles $ 150 $ 150 I<J eplll IPlII
front porch fumlture $ $ 200 $ 200 I<J I<J
back porch swing $ 75 $ $ 150 JJ KJ -
gas grill $ 75 $ $ 200 JJ JJ
Antique lable 10 be rellnlshed $ $ 150 $ 150 I(J I<J
(3) antique eMIrs \0 ba refinished $ $ 75 $ 75 KJ I<J
Over/under shotgun $ 500 $ is 500 JJ JJ
Worbtlop
Honda Iswnmower $ 300 $ $ 500 JJ JJ
gas blower $ 50 $ $ 150 JJ JJ
SUBTOTAl. $ 17,111 $ 12,_ $11,031
JJ L1at JJ Llat KJ UlIt Belong. Belong. Who X
Est Value Est Value Est Value to who to who Hal C
toJJ to KJ per KJ perJJ Now H
JOINT GIFTS AFTER MARRIAGE G
Glrage
Fraezer $ $ 225 KJ KJ KJ
'",,11y Room
Antique Cescon Bench $ $ 200 KJ I(J KJ
Shell light $ $ 50 KJ I(J KJ
Duck painting (gift from neighbors) $ $ 75 $ 75 I(J JJ -
Braided rug Oolnt xmas gift) $ 100 $ $ 350 KJ JJ JJ
Dinette
Tiffany Stslned Glsss Hsnglng light $ $ 350 KJ I(J KJ
(Katie rapl wlllght . not correctly InstBlled)
Kltc:hen
Glssses (msmsge present) $ $ 100 KJ KJ
Downstalra Hallway
Osk Geese on wall $ $ 25 I(J KJ
Dining Room
AntIque marble top table $ $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
Antique crock with cover $ $ 100 I(J I(J KJ
Antique Baked Beln Crock $ $ 50 I(J KJ
Babe Ruth SIgned Baseball $ $ 500 KJ KJ
AntIque chimes $ $ 25 I(J I(J KJ
Cut glass dishes $ $ >400 I(J I(J KJ
Antique blue plBles $ $ 1.500 KJ KJ KJ
UvIng Room
Shell Light on Sewing Table $ 50 $ I(J JJ KJ -
Csrved Wooden Msllard 01 repairedlrefln) $ 100 $ JJ KJ -
Antique Windsor Arm Chair $ $ 350 KJ KJ KJ
Bry8n" Room
Antique Double Bed frame I I 250 KJ KJ I<J
Antique Dmaer w/mlrror I I S50 KJ KJ I<J
IUIJJ Room
JJ', AntIque Oresaer I 350 I KJ JJ I<J -
KJ'a AntIque 0... w/mlrror I I S50 KJ KJ I<J
.........nt Bedroom
(2) Antique single acom bed frames I 400 I KJ JJ I<J -
AntIque make-up dresser wlmllTOlS I I 350 KJ KJ I<J
Buement
Large antique 2.plece plne hutch/cabinet I I eoo KJ I<J
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JJ Lilt JJ Lilt KJ Lilt Belongs Belongs Who X
Est vetue EIt Value EIt Value to wIIo to wIIo Has C
toJJ toKJ perKJ perJJ Now H
KJ" BEFORE MARRIAGE or G
GIFTS TO KJ AFTER MARRIAGE
Family Room
Love MIt (kJ's 1lI4) S S 300 S 300 KJ KJ
SIIte co".. table (kJ's 1lI4) S S 100 S 100 KJ KJ KJ
Floor Ismp (kJ'S 1lI4) S S 100 S 100 KJ KJ KJ
KItchen
Blender (kj's 1lI4) S 20 S S 50 KJ JJ JJ
Dlnlng Room
HOUM In field print (not at house-kJ's fr 1lI4) S S 200 S 200 KJ KJ KJ
UvIng Room
Albums In window seet (kJ's from b/4) S S 500 S 500 KJ KJ KJ
light on Pine Buffet (Ilj's from 1l/4) S S 50 KJ KJ KJ
Kstle's pine buffetlhutch (kJ's from 1lI4) S S 500 KJ KJ KJ
Antique Pine COmer Cupboard (gift 10 kj) S $ 3,500 KJ KJ KJ
Antique rocker 10 KJ from Glmother S S 150 KJ KJ KJ
Antique sewtng IBble 10 KJ from Glmother S S 750 KJ KJ KJ
UpItlIlra Foyer
Washer (Ilj's f.om 1l/4) S 200 S S 400 KJ JJ JJ
8ryluI'a Room
Desk - kJ hss mlsslng drewer,kJ's fr 1lI4) S S 100 KJ KJ KJ
JJ/KJ Room
light on JJ's nlghlstand (kJ's from b/4) S S 50 KJ KJ KJ
SewIng machine (Ilj', from 1lI4) S S 275 S 275 KJ KJ JJ
JJ', NlghlstSnd (kJ's from 1lI4) S 100 S S 100 KJ JJ JJ
Antique rocker 10 KJ from Glmother S S 250 KJ KJ KJ
Kelly" Room
Antique Pine Bed (gift to kJ fr AunllUncle) S S 750 KJ KJ KJ
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Dehumidifier (kJ', from b/4) S S 200 S 200 KJ KJ KJ
MIITOI' 011 wall It stepe (kJ', from b/4) S S 100 S 100 KJ KJ KJ
antique sewing m.chlne (kj's from 1l/4) S S 100 S 100 KJ KJ
lOfaln balament (t4" from 1l/4) S S 500 S 500 KJ KJ
Antique Blanklt chest (kJ', from b/4) S S 300 KJ KJ KJ
CooIlIlooIul (Ilj" from 1lI4) S S 3,000 KJ KJ KJ
SUBTOTAL . 320 . 11,771 . 2.'21
JJ Lilt JJ Lilt KJ Lilt Belong, Belong, Who X
Est Value EIt Val... Est Value to who to who H.. C
toJJ toKJ per KJ perJJ Now H
JJ" BEFORE MARRIAOE or 0
GIFTS TO JJ AFTER MARRIAGE
F_11y Room
TV table (jj purch 814 and/bUlh) $ 100 $ . 100 JJ JJ
RlIlIulltor clock (jj purch b/4 andlbulh) $ 150 $ $ 150 JJ JJ
Antque Lykens Beer Crate (10 D from Nans) $ 50 $ KJ JJ KJ -
DlnetlI8
Antique 011 Light fr Wlhouae (jj found b/4) $ 50 $ JJ KJ -
Antq khchen table (JJ purcl1lrebltlrefin) $ 200 $ $ 200 JJ JJ
Dining Room
urge Antique Jug (jj from b/4) $ 75 $ $ 75 JJ KJ -
Signed Baseball (gift from D's uncle b/4) $ 100 $ JJ KJ -
Schoolhouae clock (jj purch b/4 and bulh) $ 150 $ $ 150 JJ JJ
Mahogany Shelf CIock(g11l fr Uncle,Jlm) $ 1,000 $ KJ JJ KJ -
Uvlng Room
Ned Smith Tur1tey print (jj purch from 11I4) $ 100 $ $ 300 JJ JJ
Albums (from b/4) CU8 $ 240 $ $ 240 JJ KJ -
51ereo System & Speakers (jj purch b/4) $ 500 $ JJ KJ -
Antique oak mantel clock (BIday gill to jJ) $ 175 $ $ 175 JJ JJ
~nt Door ArM
Antq chair (jj gill fr woodIhouse-rebltlrefin) $ 75 $ $ 75 JJ JJ
JJIKJ Room
Camerallenae ($1200 new)(xmas gill to JJ) $ 800 $ $ 2,500 JJ JJ
Shell light on JJ's dresser (gill to D) $ 50 $ KJ JJ KJ -
Kally'. Room
Dresser (jj's Mom's) $ 100 $ JJ JJ JJ
Dresser w/mlrror Qj's Mom's) $ 100 $ JJ JJ JJ
B...ment Bedroom
JJ's Mom Will Minor (JJ Inherited) S 50 S JJ KJ ...
JJ's Mom 1/2 moon end tsble (JJ Inherit) S 50 S JJ KJ -
Dehumldlfter O)'s from 11(4) S 100 S JJ JJ
FruN cellar
Moving Dolly O)'s from 11(4) S 100 S JJ KJ -
....ment
(2) BIcycles <U purch 11(4) S 300 S JJ JJ
Handgun (repI JI'sllolen plllol wllna claim) S 700 S S 700 JJ JJ
Clnoe/paddles <U purchlse . pel seoo new) S 850 S S 2,000 stolen JJ 11
blr refr1dgemor (gift 10 JI from llJ's mom) S 50 S S 100 JJ JJ
compound bow (xmls gift to Jl) S 150 S S 800 JJ JJ
An\q IlIIl1e to be reftn (gIft to JI fr wlhouse) S 25 S S 150 JJ JJ
Compressorlbllster(S1500 new-xmss gift) S 1,000 S S 5,000 JJ JJ
maklla dr1U/driver(lCI11as gift) S 50 S S 75 JJ JJ
hind held ssnder(bldBy gift) S 50 S S eo JJ JJ
cIuIln ssw (xm1S gift-sold klIysk & used S) S 350 S S 350 JJ JJ
Gar.ge
Cedlr Blrdfeeder (gift to JI from kJldld) S 50 S KJ JJ KJ -
IUBTOTAL . 7,110 . .n,200
JJ UIt JJ Lilt KJ UIt Belong' Belong, Who X
Eat Value Eat Value Est Value to who to who Hal C
to JJ toKJ plr KJ perJJ Now H
PURCHAlED BEFORE MARRIAGE 0
UYlng Room
PhoIogl'llphs (1I1'lst 1200 II $050 .8c:h) . 300 . 300 spilt KJ -
Albums OM . 400 . 400 spilt KJ -
Kitchen
Stov. $ 500 $ 500 KJ KJ KJ
o Griswold skillets . 300 . $ 300 JJ JJ
Bryln'l Room
Nlghtsllnd . . 150 KJ KJ
IUIJJ Room
Amish Quilt . . 450 KJ KJ
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(3) T.nts . 200 $ 200 KJ JJ JJ
(2) Steeping bigs . 150 $ 150 KJ JJ JJ
C8mplng equlpm.nt . 200 . $ 200 JJ JJ
KJ's Fishing equipment . . 100 $ 100 KJ KJ KJ
KJ's S811w8t.r fishing rodIreel $ . 250 $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
picnic IAIIlle <II purchnedlbulll) . $ 100 $ 100 KJ KJ
pIIlo furniture . 400 . $ llOO JJ JJ
Worbhop
Snowblower ('770 new) . 300 . $ 600 JJ JJ
gas i.Jeedw8cker . 50 . $ 250 JJ JJ
SUBTOTAL $ 2,300 $ 2,210 . 3,410
LIABILITIIS
Item Description of Name of Name of Value
tiQ, Procertv All Creditors All Debtors
1. Mortgage on Property Mellon Mortgage James and $109,515.00
described in 1. Company Kathleen
Jumper
2, Home Equity Loan on Mellon Bank James and $10,266.00
Property described Kathleen
in l. Jumper
3 , 40IK Loan American James $16,897.84
James Jumper Express Jumper
to purchase Explor.er
(Paid by payroll
deduction) , balance
as of 09/06/97
4. 401K Loan American Kathleen
Katie Jumper, Express Jumper
to purchase
Explorer (paid by
payroll deduction)
TOTAL LIABILITIIS - .
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JJ List JJ List KJ List Belongs 10 Belongs to Who
Est Value Est Vslue Est Vslue who per KJ who per JJ Hss
to JJ to KJ Now
PURCHASED AFTER MARRIAGE
Garlg,
Food In freezer $ $ 250 KJ KJ
(2) Antique Irons $ 25 $ 25 spilt KJ
sweeper $ 100 $ $ 150 JJ JJ
Compressor & Sandblsster $ 1,600 $ $ S,OOO JJ JJ
Vax $ $ 300 $ 300 KJ JJ
Family Room
VCR Tapes ~$10 $ 150 $ 150 KJ Split KJ
Csmcorder Tapes ~$6 $ 60 $ 60 Spilt KJ
2 VCR adspters for camcorder tspes $ 25 $ 25 KJ Split KJ
2 Recliners $ 300 $ 300 $ 600 split split spilt
Glass Fireplace Doors $ $ $ 750 house house
CS&11ron fireman sign $ 75 $ $ 75 JJ JJ
Antique end table $ 150 $ $ 150 JJ JJ
Small crock at fireplace $ 30 $ $ 70 JJ JJ
Fireplace wood rack $ 125 $ $ 125 JJ JJ
TV. 191n w/remole control $ 350 $ $ 350 JJ JJ
Dln'tt' Aria
Jerry Pull Original Duck Palnllng $ $ 1,550 KJ KJ
Crys1al Glasses $ $ 250 KJ KJ
(2) Antique 011 Lights ~ $50 $ 50 $ 50 split KJ
Antique breakfront $ 350 $ $ 350 JJ JJ
(6) Antique chairs $ 600 $ $ 600 JJ JJ
Phone w/snswering machine $ 75 $ $ 120 JJ JJ
Fish tank w/hood (paid $177 6/16/90) $ 75 $ $ 650 JJ JJ
Antique wsll clock $ $ 120 $ 120 KJ JJ
Kltch,n
Llquorlwlne (15 bollles s1l1/4 to 1/2 full) $ 50 $ $ 200 JJ JJ JJ
Electric Csn Opener $ 15 $ JJ JJ
Kllchen sid mixer $ $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
Food In Freezer/Refridgerator/cupboards $ 350 $ $ 350 JJ JJ
Rofrtdgerstor $ 500 $ $ 1,200 JJ JJ
Mlcrowsve $ 100 $ $ 200 JJ JJ
Dishes. one sel only at the house $ 250 $ $ 250 JJ JJ
Dishes. second set $ $ 250 $ 250 KJ KJ
Glssses $ 20 $ $ 200 JJ JJ
(6) Wooden hanging ducks $ $ 120 $ 120 KJ JJ
6 Griswold skillets $ 375 $ $ 375 JJ JJ
BaHment Door Area
Pentium 90 PC, printer & Softwsre $ 1,700 $ JJ KJ
Antique library Table(JJ rebll/reflnlshed) $ 150 $ JJ KJ
Downltalrs Hallway
Framed small Antique Lykens $20 Bill $ $ 250 KJ I<J I<J
1920 oveflllzed Antique Lykens $5 Bill $ $ 350 KJ I<J I<J
1920 oveflllzed Antique Lykens $10 Bill $ $ 350 KJ I<J KJ
Antique Pine Dough Box $ $ 150 $ 150 I<J JJ
Dining Room
Antique Clswfoot Dining Room Table $ 600 $ JJ I<J
(4) Antique Oak Pressed Back Chslfll $ 600 $ JJ KJ
Antique Osk Hutch/csblnet $ 1,300 $ JJ KJ
Antique Osk Dresser $ 250 $ $ 250 JJ KJ
Antique Pine Butter Churn $ $ 300 KJ KJ
Flr1lI Set China $ 500 $ KJ JJ KJ
Second Set China $ $ 500 KJ I<J KJ
Crystsl glssses $ $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
Plate rack (should go w/house) $ $ $ 75 house house
Putt Duck Print w/stsmp $ 150 $ $ 250 JJ JJ
Living Room
Re-upholstered Blue Couch $ $ 790 KJ KJ
Re-upholstered Blue Ann Chair $ $ 560 I<J KJ
Antique Pine Blanket Chest OJ refinished) $ 350 $ JJ KJ
Antique Msrble Top Tsble $ 250 $ JJ KJ
Smsll Antique Pine Hutch $ $ 250 I<J KJ
Smsll Antique Drop Lesf Pine Table $ $ 150 I<J KJ
Pewter In Comer Cupboard ~$25 $ $ 1,000 KJ KJ KJ
(5) Serving Dishes In Corner Cupboard $ $ 100 KJ KJ
Antique Jelly Cupbosrd(jJ rebuilt/refinished) $ 600 $ JJ KJ
Jsr Light on Jelly Cupboard $ 50 $ JJ KJ
Stereo CO Player $ 100 $ JJ KJ
Photogrsphs (atlesst 1200 st $,50 each) $ 300 $ 300 spl~ KJ
CDs ~$10 $ 500 $ 500 split KJ
Cassettes ~S6 $ 300 $ 300 spl~ KJ
Clsril Wesver Origlnsl Duck Pslntlng $ 650 S JJ KJ
Pull Remariled Frsmed Goose Print $ $ 250 $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
Pull Remsriled Frsmed Bluetall duck prlnt $ 250 S $ 250 JJ JJ
Pine Frsme Holly Bog Putt Print w/Remsril $ 475 $ $ 900 JJ KJ
Pine Frsme Legh Vly Bear Print w/Remaril $ 475 S $ 900 JJ JJ
Antique osll wsll clock (jJ rebuilt & refln) S 75 $ $ 250 JJ JJ
Csrved Wooden Loon $ $ 150 KJ KJ KJ
Antique wssh stsnd S 275 $ S 275 JJ JJ
PotBloe C~y duck print $ 150 S $ 150 JJ JJ
Crown molding (should go w/house) $ S S 450 house house
Front Door Area
(4) Putt Prints In Closet $ 250 S 250 spilt KJ
(2) N Sm~h gold SlgnBlure prints in Closet $ 150 S 150 spI~ KJ
Upetllrw Foy.r
Anllque Pine End Table S $ 150 KJ KJ
Llghtontsble $ $ 50 KJ KJ
Dryer S 200 S S 385 JJ JJ
Antique wsll clock upstairs (jj rapalred) S 75 $ S 170 JJ JJ
BIY.n'. Room
MsllresslBox springs S $ 200 KJ KJ KJ
Bed sheetslcoverslplllowslqullt S S 150 KJ KJ
K.lly'. Room
JJ/KJ Room
Ironing Boardllron $ $ 50 KJ KJ KJ
Antq Jaccard G WsshlnQton 1812 Coverlet S 700 $ JJ KJ
Wsterbed (needs new mattress) S 250 $ $ 1,500 JJ JJ
191nTV S $ 350 $ 350 KJ KJ
Jewelry (4 anllque rings, string M/M pesrls) S KJ KJ KJ
BaIltll1.nt Badroom
(2) Single Box springs & msttresses $ 400 $ JJ KJ
Antique Oval Marble Top Table $ 250 $ JJ KJ
Fruit Cellar
Liquor/wine (see Invenlory list) 4:D $10 $ 140 $ 140 split KJ
"'..ment
(2) Bicycles $ 150 S 150 KJ spill JJ
fronl porch furniture S S 200 $ 200 KJ JJ
back porch swing S 75 $ $ 150 JJ JJ
gas grill S 75 $ $ 200 JJ JJ
Antique table to be refinished S $ 150 II 150 KJ JJ
(3) antique chairs to be refinished S $ 75 $ 75 KJ JJ
Over/under shotgun S 500 $ $ 500 JJ JJ
Work.hop
Honds Iswnrnower $ 300 $ $ 500 JJ JJ
gss blower S 50 S $ 150 JJ JJ
8UBTOTAL . 11,"18 . 12,288 . 21,038
JJ List JJ List KJ list Belongs to Belongs to Who
Est Vslue Est Value Est Vslue who per KJ who per JJ Hss
to JJ toKJ Now
JOINT OIFTS AFTER MARRIAOE
Oa...ge
Frellzor $ $ 225 KJ KJ KJ
Family Room
Antique Deacon Bench $ $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
Shell light $ $ 50 KJ KJ KJ
Duck pslnllng (gift from neighbors) $ $ 75 $ 75 KJ JJ
Brslded rug Oolnt xmas gift) $ 100 $ $ 350 KJ JJ JJ
DIMtt.
TIffany Stained Glass Hsnglng light $ $ 350 KJ KJ KJ
(Katie rep! wlllght which Is not correctly Installed)
Kitch.n
Glasses (msrriage present) $ $ 100 KJ KJ
Downstairs Hallway
Osk Geese on wsll $ $ 25 KJ KJ
Dining Room
Antique marble top table $ $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
Antique crock with cover $ $ 100 KJ KJ KJ
Antique Bsked Bean Crock $ $ 50 KJ KJ
8abe Ruth Signed Bsseball $ $ 500 KJ KJ
Antique chimes $ $ 25 KJ KJ KJ
Cut glsss dishes $ $ 400 KJ KJ KJ
Antique blue plates $ $ 1,500 KJ KJ KJ
Living Room
Shell Light on Sewing T sble $ 50 $ KJ JJ KJ
Csrved Wooden Msllsrd (jj repslred/refln) $ 100 $ JJ KJ
Antique Windsor Arm Chair $ $ 350 KJ KJ KJ
Bryan'. Room
Antlqus Double Bed frsms $ $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
Antique Dresser w/mlrror $ $ 350 KJ KJ KJ
KJ/JJ Room
JJ's Antique Dresser $ 350 $ . KJ JJ KJ'
KJ's Antique Dress w/mllTOr $ $ 350 KJ KJ KJ
s...ment Bedroom
(2) Antique single scom bed frsmes $ 400 $ KJ JJ KJ
Antique make-up dresser w/mlrrors $ $ 350 KJ KJ KJ
s...ment
Lsrge antique 2.plece pine hutch/cabinet $ $ 600 KJ KJ
SUBTOTAL $ 1,000 $ 5,150 $ 42&
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JJ list JJ List KJ List Belongs to Belongs to Who
Est Vslue Est Vslue Est Vslue who per KJ who per JJ Hss
to JJ toKJ Now
PURCHASED BEFORE MARRIAGE
Living Room
Photogrsphs (etleast1200 at $,50 esch) $ 300 $ 300 split KJ
Albums 0$8 $ 400 $ 400 spilt KJ
Kitchen
Stove $ 250 $ $ 500 JJ JJ
6 Griswold skillets $ 300 $ $ 300 JJ JJ
BIY.n's Room
Nlghtstand $ $ 150 KJ KJ
KJ/JJ Room
Amish Quill $ $ 450 KJ KJ
Basement
(3) Tenls $ $ 200 $ 200 KJ KJ JJ
(2) Sleeping bags $ $ 150 $ 150 KJ KJ JJ
camping equipment $ 200 $ $ 200 JJ JJ
KJ's Fishing Equipment $ $ 100 $ 100 KJ KJ JJ
KJ.'s Ssltwster I1shlng rod/reel $ $ 250 $ 250 KJ KJ JJ
picnic table OJ purchased/built) $ $ 100 $ 100 KJ JJ
patio furniture $ 400 $ $ 600 JJ JJ
Worllshop
Snowblowar ($770 new) $ 300 $ $ 600 JJ JJ
gss weedwacker $ 50 $ $ 250 JJ JJ
SUBTOTAL $ 2,200 . 2,100 . 3,410
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Belongs to Belongs to Who
who plIr KJ who plIr JJ Has
Now
MISCELLANEOUS
Allie
did not nnd JJ's Mom's Xmss decorsllons
(sliver Ind blue Xm8s balls)
JJ
KJ
Instructions thst Kstle removlld:
Instructions lor Stove JJ KJ
. lor Rerrtgel'lltor JJ KJ
lor TV JJ KJ
. lor TV remote control JJ KJ
. lor answering machine JJ KJ
lor Mlcrowsve JJ KJ
Also removlld by KsUe:
Hsnd Control lor Gsrage Door Opener house KJ
Be..ment Door Ate.
Modem & cable (property 01 PB5-$300) PBS KJ
JJ's PBS UfWsy Sclssors/leller opener JJ KJ
KJ's PBS UfWsy Sclssors/leller opensr KJ KJ
JJ/KJ Room
Kstle's personsl records KJ JJ
JJ List JJ List KJ List Belongs 10 Belongs 10 Who
Est Value Est Value Est Value who per KJ who per JJ Hss
10JJ toKJ Now
KJ'8 BEFORE MARRIAGE or
GIFTS TO KJ AFTER MARRIAGE
Family Room
Love seat (kj's bl4) $ $ 300 $ 300 KJ JJ
SiBle coffee tsble (kj's bl4) $ $ 100 $ 100 KJ KJ JJ
Floor Ismp (kj's bl4) $ $ 100 $ 100 KJ KJ JJ
Kitchen
Blender (kj's bl4) $ 20 $ $ 50 KJ JJ JJ
Dining Room
House In field print (not at house-kj's fr bl4) $ $ 200 $ 200 KJ KJ KJ
Living Room
Albums In window seat (kj's from bl4) $ $ 500 $ 500 KJ KJ JJ
Light on Pine Buffet (kj's from bl4) S $ 50 KJ KJ KJ
Katie's pine buffeVhutch (kj's from bl4) $ $ 500 KJ KJ KJ
Antique Pine Comer Cupbosrd (gift to kj) $ $ 3.500 KJ KJ KJ
Antique rocker to KJ from G/mother $ $ 150 KJ KJ KJ
Antique sewing table to KJ from G/mother S $ 750 KJ KJ KJ
Up.talrs Foyer
Wssher (kj's from bl4) $ 200 $ $ 400 KJ JJ JJ
Bryan'. Room
Desk. kj hss missing drawer,kj's fr bl4) $ $ 100 KJ KJ KJ
JJIKJ Room
Light on JJ's nlghtstsnd (kj's from bl4) $ $ 50 KJ KJ KJ
SewIng mschlne (kj's from 1lI4) S $ 275 S 275 KJ KJ JJ
JJ's Nlghtstand (kj's from 1lI4) $ 100 $ S 100 KJ JJ JJ
Antique rocker to KJ from G/mother $ $ 250 KJ KJ KJ
Kelly'. Room
Antique Pine Bed (gift to kj fr Aunt/Uncle) $ $ 750 KJ KJ KJ
sasement
Dehumidifier (kj's from 1lI4) $ S 200 S 200 KJ KJ JJ
Mirror on wsll Bl steps (kj's from bl4) $ $ 100 S 100 KJ KJ JJ
IIntique sewing machine (kj's from 1lI4) S $ 100 $ 100 KJ JJ
sofs In basement (kj's from bl4) S $ 500 $ 500 KJ JJ
Antique BlsnkBl chest (kj's from bl4) S S 300 KJ KJ JJ
Cookbooks (kj's from bl4) $ S 3,000 KJ KJ JJ
8UBTOTAL . 320 . 11,771 . 2,121
JJ list JJ list KJ List Belongs to Belongs to Who
Est Velue Est Vslue Est Vslue who per I<J who per JJ Hss
to JJ to KJ Now
JJ'S BEFORE MARRIAGE or
GIFTS TO JJ AFTER MARRIAGE
FI/Illly Room
TV lable <II purch B/4 snd/bullt) $ 100 $ $ 100 JJ JJ
Regulstor clock <II purch bl4 sndlbulll) $ 150 $ $ 150 JJ JJ
Antque Lykens Beer Crate (to II from Nans) $ 50 $ KJ JJ KJ
Dinette
Antique 011 light fr W/house <II found bl4) $ 50 $ JJ KJ
Antq kitchen table (JJ purchlrebllJrefin) $ 200 $ $ 200 JJ J,I
Dining Room
Lsrge Antique Jug <II from bl4) $ 75 $ $ 75 JJ KJ
Signed Baseball (gift from ll's uncle bl4) $ 100 $ JJ KJ
Schoolhouse clock <II purch bl4 snd built) $ 150 $ $ 150 JJ JJ
Mahogsny Shelf Clock(glft fr Uncle,Jlm) $ 1,000 $ KJ JJ KJ
Living Room
Ned Smith Turkey print <II purch from bl4) $ 100 $ $ 300 JJ JJ
Albums (from bl4) ~$8 $ 240 $ $ 240 JJ KJ
Stereo System & Speskers <II purch bl4) $ 500 $ JJ KJ
Antique oak msnlel clock (BJdsy gift to ill $ 175 $ $ 175 JJ JJ
118..m.nt Door Area
Antq chslr <II gift fr woodlhouse-rebllJrefln) $ 75 $ $ 75 JJ JJ
JJ/KJ Room
CsmerBllen5e ($1200 new)(xmss gift to JJ) $ 800 $ $ 2,500 JJ JJ
Shell light on JJ's dresser (gift to jj) $ 50 $ KJ JJ JJ
Kelly'. Room
Dresser (j)'s Mom's) $ 100 $ JJ JJ JJ
Dresser w/mlrror (j)'s Mom's) $ 100 $ JJ JJ JJ
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Ba..ment Bedroom
JJ's Mom WslI Mirror (,1,1 Inherited) $ 50 $ JJ I<J
JJ's Mom 1/2 moon end tsble (,1,1 Inherit) $ 50 $ ,1,1 I<J
Dehumidifier (jj's rrom bl4) $ 100 $ JJ ,1,1
Fruit C.llln
Moving Dolly (jj's from bI") $ 100 $ ,1,1 I<J
Ba..m.nt
(2) Bicycles (jj purch bI") $ 300 S ,1,1 JJ
Hsndgun (replll's stolen pistol wllns clslm) $ 700 S $ 700 ,1,1 JJ
Csnoe/paddles (jj purchsse - pd $800 new) S 300 S $ 2,000 JJ ,1,1
bar refrtdgerator (gift to II from kJ's mom) S 50 S $ 100 JJ JJ
compound bow (xmas gift to II) S 150 S $ 800 ,1,1 ,1,1
Antq table to be retln (gift to II fr w/house) S 25 $ S 150 ,1,1 JJ
Compressor/blaster($1500 new-xmas gift) S 1,000 S $ 5,000 ,1,1 ,1,1
maklts drilUdriver(xmas gift) S 50 $ S 75 ,1,1 ,1,1
hand held ssnder(bldsy gift) S 50 $ $ 60 ,1,1 ,1,1
chain saw (xmss gift.sold kaysk & used $) S 350 S S 350 ,1,1 JJ
O....g.
Cedsr Blrdfeeder (gift to II from kjldad) $ 50 S I<J ,1,1 I<J
SUBTOTAL . 7,340 . . 13,200
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vs.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON ~LEAS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
NO. 97-4976 CIVIL TERM
IN DIVORCE
KATHLEEN E, JUMPER,
Plaint if f
JAMES J, JUMPER,
Defendant
PRBTRIAL STATEMENT PURSUANT TO
PA.R.C.P. 1920.33(b)
ON BEHALF OF DEPENDANT, JAMES J. JUMPBR
Dale F. Shughart, Jr., Esquire, attorney for James J.
Jumper, Defendant above captioned, submits the following Pretrial
Statement:
1. LIST OP MARITAL AND NON-MARITAL ASSBTS. The Inventory
of the Defendant, filed on March 2, 1998 is incorporated herein
by reference thereto. The Inventory lists all marital and non-
marital property of the parties and values such property as of
dates of marriage and separation, The assets which are partially
marital and partially non-marital are identified and marital and
non-marital portions are reflected on the Inventory.
Additionally, the liens and encumbrances of the parties are
listed on the Inventory.
2. BXPBRT WITNESSES. The defendant does not intend to call
any expert witnesses. This decision is based upon the fact that
it is the understanding of the defendant that the parties are in
agreement that the values of their assets and the amounts of
their liabilities (except possibly tangible personal property)
are accurately reflected and supported by documentary evidence
which will be introduced without sponsorship, the majority of
which is referred to later in this Pretrial Statement.
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Additi~nally, should the parties be unable to agree upon the
value of certain items of tangible personal property, the
Defendant's attorney has advised the Plaintiff's attorney that
Defendant is agreeable to selecting a qualified appraiser to
appraise the value of all such items of property, divide the cost
equally between the parties, and submit such appraisal to
establish the value of such items of property.
3. NON-BXPBRT WITNESSES. The defendant does not intend to
call any witnesses, other than himself. This decision is
predicated upon the understanding of the defendant that the
plaintiff agrees that the values of marital and non-marital
property and the amount of liabilities of the parties be
established by documentary evidence submitted without
sponsorship.
4. EXHIBITS. The exhibits which the defendant intends to
introduce in evidence, without sponsorship by Agreement of the
parties, are attached in order of the itemizations contained upon
the Inventory of the parties. Those not exceeding three pages
are attached. Those exceeding three pages are described. Copies
of all documentary evidence have been provided to the Plaintiff's
attorney.
ASSETS AND LIABILITIBS.
A. Marital Home. "D-l", three-pages, Listing
Agreement and confirmation of reduction of list price. attached.
B. Rinker Boat, Appraisal "0-2", one-page, attached.
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C, Appraisal of Sierra truck and Ford Explorer, "D-3",
one-page, attached,
D, Harley Davidson motorcycle, appraisal "D-4", one-
page, attached.
E, Aim value, Delaware, Phoenix securities values,
"0-5", 9/26/97 investment report, one-page, attached.
F. Joint checking account, final bank statement,
"0-6", two-pages, attached,
G. James Jumper, Select Benefits Life Insurance,
October 18, 1996 statement, "D-7", two-pages, attached.
H. Kathleen Jumper, Select Benefits Life Insurance,
October 18, 1996 statement, "0-8", two-pages, attached.
I. James Jumper, term life insurance, confirmation of
no cash surrender value, "D-9", one-page, attached.
J. Ensemble II, non-marital life insurance policy,
9/22/97 annual policy st~tement and 1/19/94 confirmation of
conversion of pre-marital policy, "D-10", two-pages, attached.
K. James Jumper, defined benefit retirement,
verification statement dated 1/20/98, "D-ll", one-page, attached.
~. Kathleen Jumper, defined benefit retirement,
verification statement, dated 11/12/97, "0-12", one-page,
attached,
M. James Jumper, voluntary investment plan Septe~ber
1997 value, "D-13", six-pages, not attllched.
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N, James Jumper, voluntary invostment plan,
confirmation of value 9/30/89, "D-14", one-page, attached,
O. Kathleen Jumper, voluntary investment plan. Note!
Defendant has been provided with values which are believed to be
accurate but was not provided with a statement such as "D-13"
above but has requested one,
p, Kathleen Jumper, voluntary investment plan,
confirmation of vahle 9/30/89, "0-15", one-page, attached.
Q. Fidelity Investment IRA, investment report 9/12/97
and investment statement dated 8/11/89 confirming date of
marriage and separation values, "D-16", two-pages, attached.
R. Household goods, marital and non-marital, itemized
and appraised by defendant are attached to the Inventory.
S. Value of defendant's hunting club interest, letter
of Secretary, 3/19/98, "D-17", ene-page, attached.
T. Home mortgage, truth and lending statement executed
in connection with loan 1/13/92 and statement of balance owed on
separation, "0-18", three-pages, attached.
U. Home equity loan, line of credit agreement, ledger
of sums borrowed, statement of balance due on separation, "0-19",
seven-pages, not attached.
V. James Jumper 401K loan balance in September 1997
confirmation, "D-20", one-page, attached.
W. Kathleen Jumper 401K loan. Defendant has requested
but not receive a statement of the balance due on Plaintiff's
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401K loan at separation,
CONTRIBUTIONS OP SIPARATI PRIMARITAL ASSITS,
X, Inheritance from mother's estate. The final status
report, Erma R. Jumper Estate and accompanying attorney's letter
of March, 1986, confirming clistribution of $7,287, "D-21", three-
pages, attached. Defendant also received life in~urance proceeds
of approximately $IO,OOO. Documentation being sought and will be
provided upon receipt.
Y. Proceeds from Defendant's prior marital settlement,
The Settlement Sheet, sale of prior marital home, confirming
gross proceeds of $81,052, "D-22", two-pages, attached.
Z. Marital Settlement Agreement from prior marriage
and deposit slip, "0-23", confirming Defendant received 40% of
proceeds, $32,078, nine-pages, not attached.
AA. Prior marital residence of parties. A copy, first
page, deed to Plaintiff and Defendant. from Plaintiff dated
December 4, 1986, "D-24", one-page, attached.
BB. Defendant's contributions of separate assets.
1. Copy of Defendant's $6,000 check to Homestead
Group and disbursement to Plaintiff's prior husband,
satisfying his judgment note, "D-25", two-pages, attached,
2. Sutliff, Plaintiff's van down payment,
10/17/86, Defendant's check no. 478, $3,236. Copy being
obtained and will be supplied.
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3. Don Enders (Plaintiff's father), Defendant
payment of Plaintiff's debt, 2/6/86, check no, 505, $8,955,
Copy being obtained and will be supplied,
4. Homestead, down payment for new home, 1/7/89,
Defendant's check no. 757, $1,000. Copy being obtained and
will be supplied.
6. Settlement Statement, purchase of Lot 28,
10/20/89, showing $33,615 paid for purchase of lot, "D-26",
one-page, attached.
7. Settlement Statement, 4/10/90, completion of
sale of prior marital residence, showing net proceeds of
$5,825, "D-27", two-pages, copy attached,
CC, Defendant has 16 photographs of the marital home
taken after the Plaintiff removed most of the household goods and
furnishings, Thp.se photographs were shown to Plaintiff and her
counsel at the APL hearing, The original photographs will be
brought to the Pretrial Conference.
5. DBPENDANT'S GROSS INCOMB. Attached hereto is a copy of
Defendant's March 13 paystub, a copy of the Defendant's income
statements submitted in the Alimony Pendente Lite proceedings
held before the Domeatic Relations Office and Honorable Edward E.
Guido, and the par.ties 1996 federal income tax return. There has
been no change in the Defendant's income. The Defendant has not
to date filed a 1997 federal income tax return. Defendant is
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awaiting response from Plaintiff whether the parties will file
joint income tax returns for I997.
6, IXPINSBS STATEMENT, Attached is a copy of the expense
statement submitted in the Alimony Pendente Lite proceeding,
including a separate itemization, attached thereto and
incorporated therein, There have been no appreciable changes in
Defendant's expenses since the date of filing.
7. VALUE OF PENSION OR RETIREMENT BENEFITS. The
pension/retirement benefits of the Defendant and Plaintiff are
set forth in the Inventory, previously incorporated herein by
reference, and in the Defendant's exhibits, set forth in
Paragraph 4, above.
8. COUNSIL FEES. The defendant has not requested counsel
fees.
9. TANGIBLB PERSONAL PROPERTY. Attached to the Inventory,
previously incorporated herein by reference, is an itemization of
the marital and non-marital tangible personal property of the
parties, indicating who currently has possession of such items,
which items the Defendant desires in distribution, and the
Plaintiff and Defendant's values as to such property. Plaintiff
and Defendant both collected antiques and are substantially
familiar with their values. The value of antique items listed on
the Defendant's inventory are not believed to be in dispute. The
value of other items of tangible personal property, which are not
antiques, is in dispute. As stated above, it is the Defendant's
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understanding that disputes as to the valuation of such items of
tangible personal property will be resolved by a joint appraisal
of such items by a mutually agreed upon, qualified appraiser,
10. MARITAL DEBTS. The marital debts of the parties are
set forth on the Defendant's Inventory, previously incorporated
herein by reference, and documentary evidence is described in
Paragraph 4, above. The additional information required which is
not set forth on the Inventory is as follows:
A. Mortaaqe of the oarties. In January, 1992 the
parties refinanced their mortgage, for a loan in the amount of
$148,000, The purpose was to consolidate loans and obtain a
better interest rate. The balance owed at separation was
$109,515. Since separation defendant has been paying the monthly
payment of $1,372 each month. Evidence in support of the claim
is stated in regard to Paragraph 4, above.
B. Home equity loan. The parties entered an agreement
to establish a home equity line of credit with a maximum limit of
$15,000 in March, 1992. The loan was used to make various
purchases and pay various obligations, which are itemized on the
account ledger, attached as an exhibit in regard to Paragraph 4
above. At separation the principal balance due was $10,266.
Defendant has been paying the sum of approximately $200 a month
in regard to this obligation,
C. Defendant's 401K loan. In April 1997 Defendant
borrowed the sum of $18,000 as a loan from his 401K retirement
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plan in order to acquire a Harley Davidson motorcycle. At
separation the balance owed on that loan was $16,898, The
payments on the loan are deducted from defendant's paycheck in
the amount of $377 a month,
D. Elaintiff's 401K loan. In October 1996 Plaintiff
purchased a Ford Explorer automobile by borrowing the sum of
$24,967 from her 401K retirement account. The payments are
deducted from her payroll in the amount of $735 per month. The
Plaintiff has not provided Defendant a balance owed on her 401K
loan on the date of separation.
11. PROPOSED RESOLUTION OF ECONOMIC ISSUES.
A. Alimonv Pendente Lite. D~fendant is subject to an
APL Order issued by Honorable Edward E. Guido requiring him to
pay Eight Hundred Forty-seven ($847.00) Dollars per month
effective November 1, 1997.
B. Alimonv. The Plaintiff claims alimony. The
Defendant believes that under the law, and after reviewing the
applicable factors set forth in the Divorce Code, that Plaintiff
is not entitled to alimony.
C. Counsel Fees. The Plaintiff has claimed counsel
fees. The Defendant has no source of funds, without borrowing,
with which to pay counsel fees for the Plaintiff. Moreover,
Defendant is substantially indebted to his undersigned attorney
for counsel fees incurred to date. Upon sale of the marital
residence of the parties, each party will have sufficient funds
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indicated she will assume occupancy of the marital home.
The marital home will be available for her occupancy not
later than May 1, 1998, Upon his vacating the marital home,
Defendant will cease making the mortgage payment. He will
continue to make the home equity loan payment. The issue
will be the extent to which the Defendant's payments of
marital obligation of the parties, offset by a fair rental
value entitle the Defendant to a credit. Defendant contends
that he is entitled to a credit of One Thousand ($1,000)
Dollars per month for six months, for the period from
November 1, 1997 through April 30, 1993. The parties are in
agreement that the normal rental value of such dwelling
house would be between One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars and
One Thousand Two Hundred ($1,200.00) Dollars. However,
Plaintiff removed virtually all of the furniture, a
substantial portion of which was marital property, leaving
the defendant in a home basically without furnishings.
(2) A question arises as to what extent each
party has contributed separate, non-marital property to the
marital estate. Defendant believes the documentary evidence
attached as Exhibits in regard to Paragraph 4 and testimony
will establish that going into the marriage the Defendant
had approximately $48,500 in assets, representing the
marital settlement from his previous marriage and life
insurance and inheritance from his mother's estate. Of this
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sum in excess of $19,000 was contributed directly to the
Plaintiff and for her benefit in conjunction with the
conveyance of the Plaintiff's prior residence into both
names before the marriage. The Defendant also expended time
and purchased materials to make improvements upon that
property after it was placed in both names. The net equity
from the sale of that prior marital home was approximately
$32,800, approximately $27,000 of equity at the tinle the lot
for their home was purchased, used to acquire the new lot,
and approximately $5,800 net proceeds when it ultimately
sold. Other than a $2,700 IRA, the rest of Defendant's
premarital property was converted into marital property, the
total sum of approximately $45,800. The Plaintiff's
contribution, the equity of her prior home, was
approximately $32,800. Therefore, Defendant invested
approximately $13,000 of separate property into the marriage
in excess of that invested by the Plaintiff.
The defendant reserves the right to amend this Pretrial
Statement to add expert witnesses and/or non-party witnesses and
additional documentary evidence after receipt of plaintiff's
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NOVEMIER 11. 1974
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ACTIVE
MAY 3. 1947
MARRIED
SHIELD
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JAMES J JUMPER
29 WINDSOR WAY
CAMP HILL PA 17011
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TO PROTECT YOU TODA Y
AS OF, OCTOBER 18. 1996
SELECT BENEFITS PROVIDES YOU WITH HEALTH COVERAGE CHOICES
· MEDICAL COVERAGE OR VIP CREDIT
· BASIC DENTAL. EXPANDED DENTAUVISION/DRUG OR VIP CREDIT
· MEDICAL REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT FUNDING
Your current coverage selections include:
TO TRADE FAMILY HEALTH COVERAGE FOR BIWEEKLY VIP CREDIT OF .19,00
TO TRADE FAMILY DENTAL,VISION . DRUG COVERAGE FOR BIWEEKLY VIP CREDIT OF '2.50
YOU WERE NOT FUNDING A MEDICAL REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT
SELECT BENEFITS PROVIDES YOU WITH LIFE INSURANCE CHOICES
Your current coverage selecfions include:
. 141.000,00 BASIC LIFE INSURANCE
. 71.000,00 SUPPLEMENTAL LIFE INSURANCE
. 212.000.00 ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE
. 280.072.00 TRAVEL ACCIDENT INSURANCE
NO DEPENDENT LIFE INSURANCE
SELECT BENEFITS PROVIDES YOU WITH DISABILITY INCOME
Your current coverage includes:
100X SALARY CONTINUANCE FOR 150 CALENDAR DAYS OF DISAIILITY
. 4.014,31 MONTHLY LONG-TERM DISABILITV BENEFITS IEGINNING AFTER 5 MONTHS DF DISABILITV
SELECT BENEFITS PROVIDES YOU WITH CHILD CARE TAX ADVANTAGES
In 1996 you selected:
YOU WERE NOT FUNDING A DEPENDENT CARE REIMIURSEMENT ACCOUNT
SELECT BENEFITS PROVIDES YOU WITH PAID TIME OFF
In 1996 you receive'
22 VACATION DAY(S)
2 PERSONAL HOLIDAY(S)
9 PAID HOLIDAY(S)
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TO HEL1- (OU PLAN FOR TOMORROw
SELECT BENEFITS PROVIDES YOU WITH OPTIONS FOR LONG
TERM CARE (SKILLED NURSING AND HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES)
Your current coverage selections include
YOU DID NOT HAVE LONG TERM CARE COVERAGE FOR YOURSELF
OR YOUR SPOUSE
THE COMPANY PROVIDES YOU WITH SAVINGS INCENTIVES
THROUGH THE VOLUNTARY INVESTMENT PLAN
YOU WERE CONTRIBUTING THE FOLLOWING AHOUNT(S) PER PAY PERIOD
PRE-TAX CONTRIBUTION OF .80,79 OR 3% OF SALARY
POST-TAX CONTRIBUTION OF .80,79 OR 3% OF SALARY
THE COMPANY PROVIDES FUTURE RETIREMENT INCOME
WHEN YOU ARE VESTED FOLLOWING 5 YEARS
OF SERVICE
YOU HAVE ACCUMULATED Zl,92 YEAR(Sl OF SERVICE
AND ARE VESTED IN A FUTURE RETIREMENT BENEFIT
YOUR ESTIMATED ACCRUED MONTHLY
STRAIGHT LIFE ANNUITY BENEFIT WAS .1,545,41
THE COMPANY CONTRIBUTES TOWARD A FUTURE SOCIAL
SECURITY BENEFIT FOR YOU
ANNUALIZED COMPANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY FOR
YOU TOTAL .4,907,11
SELECT BENEFITS ADDS CONSIDERABLE VALUE TO YOUR TOTAL
ANNUAL COMPENSATION
YOUR TOTAL ANNUALIZED COMPENSATION INCLUDES.
COMPANY PAID HEALTH COVERAGE CONTRIBUTIONS
COMPANY LIFE AND DISABILITY INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS
COMPANY MATCHING VIP CONTRIBUTIONS
COMPANY PAID RETIREMENT PLAN CONTRIBUTIONS
COMPANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY I MEDICARE
CUMPANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO WORKER'S COMPENSATION
COMPANY CONTRlIUTIONS TO UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
PLUS
CASH . CREDITS FOR TRADING BENEFITS
PLUS
YOUR BASE ANNUAL SALARY
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. 325
. 1,711
. 501
. 4,907
. 266
. 224
. 559
. 70,018
. 78,511
BRINGS YOUR TOTAL ANNUALIZED COMPENSATION TO
THIS INCLUDES .8.886,90 IN PAID TIME OFF FOR VACATION,
HOLIDAYS AND PERSONAL HOLIDAYS
SELECT BENEFITS ALSO REDUCED YOUR TAXABLE ANNUAL INCOME
FOR FEDERAL INCOME TAX PURPOSES.
. 0.00 BV FUNDING A MEDICAL REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT
. 0,00 IV FUNDING A DEPENDENT CARE REIMBURSEMENt ACCOUNT
. 0.00 IV PURCHASING HEALTH COVERAGE
. 0,00 BV PURCHASING EXPANDED DENTAL I VISION COVERAGE
. 244,30 IV PURCHASING SUPPLEMENlAL LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE
. 3.715.67 BV SAVING PRE-TAX IN THE VIP
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Your current coverage selections include:
YOU DID 'lOT HAVE LONG TERM CARE COVERAGE FOR YOURSELF
OR YOUR SPOUSE
THE COMPANY PROVIDES YOU WITH SAVINGS INCENTIVES
THROUGH THE VOLUNTARY INVESTMENT PLAN
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PRE-TAX CONTRIBUTION OF $152.36 OR 13% OF SALARY
POST-TAX CONTRIBUTION OF $23.44 OR 2% OF SALARY
THE COMPANY PROVIDES FUTURE RETIREMENT INCOME
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YOU HAVE ACCUMULATED 28.72 YEAR(S) OF SERVICE
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YOUR ESTIMATED ACCRUED MONTHLY
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ANNUALIZED COMPANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY FOR
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COMPANY PAID HEALTH COVERAGE CONTRIBUTIONS .
COMPANY LIFE AND DISABILITY INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS'
COMPANY MATCHING VIP CONTRIBUTIONS .
COMPANY PAID RETIREMENT PLAN CONTRIBUTIONS .
COMPANY CONTRIBOTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITV . MEDICARE .
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RRPORT or STATUS or ADMINlSTRA"ON
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ESTATI NO. U-!l2...-~l,!HL
Name of Deeedent'. Err!'." R. ,Jumper
Soelal Seeurlt1 Acrounl NO"ul QO-III-9!!.~ 1
Dale of Death,May 8 , 1985
Name of Pe..onal Represenlallve(s),
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Grentvl11e. PA 17028
C.peelty
(ch~ck one)
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U admlnlstr.Uon Is not eomplete, esUm.led ..Iue of .ssets
lUll In admlnlltraUon
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NOTI, TIll. .I.tus report Is due no tater then the duo <Iete for rlU., Ihe Ponnsylvanl.
Inhorltanee T.s Relurn or. I' no Inherit.nee Tea Retum I. required. nine (9) 1D0nlhll
.fter the d.te of death; If Iho ad.lnlolr.tlon of the oot.te hee nol been eoneluded.
. 1U..ary report th.U be fII..sannue11J thoreafter until the .dmlnlstr.tlon 10 eo"plet..
I eerllly under pen.lty or perjury th.t the rorelloln, Inlormatlon Is correet to the
best or my knowlldlle, Informlllon .nd beJlef.
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Jam. , umper Personal Repres,nl.' ve
Dale F. Shughart, Jr., Atto~noy for !.Iet.
Oa..: March 14 t
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RE: ~rma R. Jump.r Estat.
Dear Jim:
1 am writing to confirm that I have advlsed you to di.bur.e the ,
remalnlng a...t. 1n your IIIOth.r '. ..tat. to your..lf. Sina. yqu ,.,.',
are the ex.cutor and .01. ben.flclary, lt 18 unn.c....ry,to Itl. .
final .ccountlng. 1 have filed a flnal st.tua report statemerit" ',: '
with the R.gist.r 01' lUlls,. a copy of whlch tws been PrOVid~~~'~:.' .,.:
you. All taxes have been paJ.d. 'q!.~-J# ;":".'.
. . ~...; "';.' '1.,", 61\"1-""1' I
You wUl, howev.r, be requ1red to tn. some incOllle ~ r. "'Ht.~'
am provieling her.with the' :lntOl'llllltion you w1.U noed. 'l'.\MJ~' ...
t.ke this letter tog.ther with your checkbook, a.vings peaa .
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and your copy 01 the lnh.ritance tax return to your tax preparan.
You will be r.quired to file final federal income tax returns for
your IlIOth.r for the y.ar llH1D. Th. only lncome of wh1ch I am aw~
ahe rec.lved, ln addition to .ocial ..curlty, are the accrued (. .
int.rest flgures appearing on Sch.dul. "E" of the p.nnsylvania
Inheritance Tax return. They are aa follows:
,
cumberland Vall.y S.vings Acct. No. 24-716e84
Cumberland V.Uey Savings Acct. No. 00"'141126
Total -
$187.61
102.04
$269.65
Any Pennsylvania _tate incClllle tax which la owed ahould be paid
with an .at.te check. No K~r.l incOll\. tax ahould be owed. unle.s
other lncome which IIUtIt be r.ported eloaa .xist.
You must also fU. . ticluGiary fed.r.l anel stat. lnco.e tax
return. Thos. w111 inCllude the ....ning. of the .stat. frOll your
lIlOther'a ~t. of el.ath to your flnal ellabur..ment to yours.lf on
March 14. ....d upon the ln1'o....Uon ln the passbooka end the lU5
stat...nts. 1... the amount ..rned by your mother prlor to her
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KATHLEEN E. GIZINSKI, single woman, of
East Hanover Township, Dauphin County,
Pennsylvania, Grantor, Party of the
First Part,
- AND -
KATHLEEN E. GIZINSKI, single woman
and JAMES J. JUMPER, single man, of
East Hanover Township, Dauphin County,
Pennsylvania, as jOint tenants with
right of survivorship and not as
tenants in common, Grantees, Parties
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Township, Dauphin County,
and described as follows,
parcel of land situate in East Hanover
Pennsylvania, more particularly bounded
to wit:
BEGINNING at a point on the northern side of Ridge Road and
at the dividing line betwee~ Lot No. 6 and Lot No. 7 on the
plan of lots hereinafter mentioned; thence along the eastern
line of Lot No. 6 North one degree forty-one minutes East IN
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I, Bri.n L. Gllin.ki, the .bov. n...d Def.nd.nt, do h.r.by .cknovl.dae th.t
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DOMESTIC RELATIONS SECTION
P.O. lOX no. CARLISLE. PA. 17013
Phone: (717) 2AOoU25 Fu: (717) 2AO-424
NOVEMBER 7. 1~~7
Plaintiff Name: KATHLBBN E. JUMPER
Defendant Name: JAMES J, JUMPBR
Docket Number: ~7-4676 CIVIL
PACSES Case Number: 174100006
Other Slate ID Number:
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Income aod Exoense Statemeot
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SCHEDULE A Schedule A--Itemlzed Deductions OMB No, '&4~-OO74
(Form 1040) 1996
Dep.,tlll.,II.' Il'Iol,...y,) Anlehmen.
Inl.,".1 ~''''"II' a.rllle. 1111 . Al1ach 10 Form 1040, . S..ln.lrucllon.'o, Sch~ul. A (Form 1040), SeQu,,,,, No 07
"amo\.I.nownon _orm,,,, ou, .ocoa. ..cunIV nUIIID.
JAMES J & KATHLEEN E JUMPER 200-36-9904
Medlc.1 c.uUon: 00 nollnclude ..IIpOMII8. rlKmbur.ed 0' Plld by other..
.nd , Medlcallnd dental.lIp.Mael (1M page A-,) .
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2 Enler amount trom Form 1040, line 32 , I 2 I .
3 Multiply IIn. 2 .boy. by 7.~% (,07~) 3
4 Subtreclllne 3 'rom ~n. 1, It Une 3 Is mor.thln Uno 1, .nl., -0- 4
Tu.. You . Stlt. and local income t&IC.. . j,~j;l.
P.ld . R.III..'.,.t....I... p.g. A-2)
I 2.797.
7 Personal property tAlC" 7 430.
(See I Other tax..> UIII rypt and amount .
pogo A-' ,) SEE ATTACHMENT I 31-
I Add Ilno. 51hrough I I 7,190.
Inter..t '0 Homo mortgog.lnl.....t.nd poln.. ,eponed 10 you on FOIm '008 .0 lu,143.
You P.ld " Homo mo~og'lnt.....t not repon.d 10 you on Form '008, II pllld 10
th~.raon rom whom you bou~tthe hOme. "'P~.A-2
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pogoA-2,)
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Inler.1t I. '2 POinta nOI reponed to you on Form 1088, See page A...3 tOt apecjaJ ru.... . 12 395.
nol '3 Iny..lmenllnt.r....1I r.qulr.d, .n.ch FOIm 45112, (See pogo A-3) '3
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II you m.d.. t8 Othorthln by cesh or check. II anyglftot~or mor.,
gin and got. ... p.g.A-3. 1I0Y" s.=, you.MUST .nach Form 82113 11 1.500.
bonont lor 11. 17 Carryover from prior Y'AI 17
oeopogo A-3, t8 Add llno.' & through' 7 t8 3.533.
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Theil Lo.... It C..uol1V or lh." 10"'''). Anach FOIm 4_, IS.. ooo.A-4.) It
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1800 CENTER STREET
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17089
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29 WINDSOR WAY
CAMP HILL
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1888 Form W.2 Walla .nd Tax Sla'.man' Explanation
ThIll. IMlructlonl rurth.r d.n.,. the CIIft.lnl, 0' certain MM" A. they pert.ln to our cornp'nv.
l2U - W.,.., lip., ath.r Compen'ltlon (F....aloro..) In addition Co WIII;es, ChiS totlllnclude. Tlxabll OISlblllty Plyments, Fedlrll TI..bll
Relocltlon Expenses, Auto Allow.nce, T'l,phone Allowlnce, T.qble Tult.on, Emergency Travellnd Excess Uta Tlxable Premium payment..
ThIS 10111 aoes not Include IIX exempt benenl dedu~lons 'or Dependent Care ReiMbursement, MedlCII Retmbursement, Pre.Tlx VIP,
Supplemental ute Insurlnce, Exp.nded DenCI/Mslon, Ind He.lCh Care.
12lU.. So.,., lI.urlly W.... (F.I,C.A. . II Oroll) In .ddlllon fo I.Xlbl. w.g.... Inl. fOI,'lnclud.. T.Xlbl. OtUblllly P.ym.nl.. FICA 55 Te..IlI.
Reloc.tlon Expenses, Auto AlIow.nce, Telephone Allowlnc., rlXlbl. TlJltlon, Emergency Trlvel .nd Excess utI TlXAble Premium Plyment..
This totll does nOI In~IUde tax exempt benerlt dedlJc1lons for Dependent Clre RelmblJr.ement, MedlCII Reimbursement, SlJpplemenl.t Ute
Insurance Ind Ellp.nded Dent.IMslon. .
10)(.. ~ locloll .ecurlry TIJC WIthheld (F.I.C,A. . IS TIX) The SOCl., Securny IIX rlre tor ,. WIS 1.20% to I mlXlmlJm gron of '12,700,00.
121tl.. Mldlca,. Wa,.. (F.I.CA . 1110 Oro..) In addlUon to tlxable wlges, IhltlOfal Includes T.xable OlSlblllty j:>lyments, FICA UEO Tlxable
Relocallon Expenses, Auto Allowlnce, Tel,pnone Allowlnce, T,uble TuitIon, Emergency Travel Ind hcess ure Tlxa~e PremllJm p.ymenr."
The tor" does nor InClude the I.x exempt benenc dedlJcrlons ror Dependent Car. Reimbursement, MedIcal Reimbursement,
Supplement"ur, I"surlne, Ind Expanded Oent.IMslon.
~. ....dlc". ra. Wlthh.ld (F'.I.C.A.. MEO Tb) The MecUc.r. tlX rale tor ,ne was 1.45%. Tn.,. II no m,Xlmum gran.
GX.l.. Advlncl fie Plym_nt Tnl:S bOx Shows the .mounr or Adv.n~e elrned Income Credit you hlvo rece:lved. For '988 your ,"come must
be less rhan' $25.078,00 Ind nave. qualIFYing Child 10 be eligIble for Advance EIC.
lOX 10 .. Depend,nt CI'. B.n.nt. Tnls tara I InCludes Dependent Care ReImbursement deductions.
IQX.JJ .. aen'ft's inCluded In BON 1 T"IS bOx shows Imounls .lrelOY Included In your 90x , w""ges, nus .ncludes Aura Allowlnce, T".pnon.
AIIOw,nce, T.,uble RelOcation expenses, Ind T.JUlble Disability.
!2l!..!] . Tn,. .0. .now. ,nd'''dulI '0111. lor E..... lire Ie), ~re,T.. VIP 101. Non.'....,. O,,,.,,"y IJ), UncolI.clld FICA S5 T.. (M),
Uncollected FICA MEO TIJI, (N), Non.TIUble Re/OClllon (j:>I.
lOX ,. . Oilier TnlS .0. .now. IndlVldull f01l1S for Exp.nd.d DenIIlNI,'on IEOV), Supplem.n," W. ISU~', MIdICII Rllmburllmenl (MEO). L~
Term OISlblllty p.ymenrs mId. In 1_ (LTO),'nd Employee Sllle Uneml)/oymenl (SUT),
~ . l'I'e W.... In Idditlon to t....OI. wlges, this tot" InCludes Relocltlon Expenses, TlJlt/on .nd Em.,gency Tflvel.
Tnl. 10111 doo. nOllnclud. he... Lil. ~remlum PlYln.n", H..lln C.re dlduc:t1on., or D...,llly p.y....n". (Unllk. '_rei Wage.. 11111
Wlges I" NOT IOWlred fo' tl'le tollowlng blnetlt deductions: Dependenr C.,. "elmblJ,,,ment, Medical Re.mbIJrsetnenl. ".TIJI VI'.
SUpplementll ute InSlurenee, and Expanded OentlilMllon.J
IiIUlI . LeIaI W.... In .ddlllon 10 f...IlI. w..... Inll lOCIlInc:IUCl.. RIIOCIllon r.pen..., Tulllon 'nd Emergency Tre....
T",. IOCII -- IlOlInc/ucle r-. UII """'um "--18. HUlIn Care __. or OI..DUlIy PI_., fUllIlke ,_" ...... ~
Woeee .r. NOT I_Ill "" "'" ""_"0 _ft,.......,ono: De"",",. Care ""-..re_, .._ ""--' ".,.. VI',
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.....W.2 W. e and Tax Slalamenl1881
Co C 'or Em 10 It
Department or the Trl.SU' . Intlrn.t R.venue S.rya
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45Sz 0 u..o" >
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HIGHMARK, INC
1800 CENTER STREET
CAMP HILL PA
.... ",. 11"-' .."',........"
27,594,36
INc... "'""'" _....
31.977.96
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2 607,IS
17089
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1,982.63
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463.68
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JUMPER,KATHLEEN
29 WINDSOR WAV
CAMPHILL
000000715
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140,58
4,177 .94
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105.74
9.57
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894.05 WSTI 31hz. 46
1881 Form W.2 Welle and Tax Slatemenl Explanation
The.. InllNcllonl furth" den~. the contents of clrt.ln bo... II thlY ,...I.ln to our company.
12!..L. W..... tip., other c~en..llon C'.....I Oroll) In Iddltlon to Wlges, thIS tOI.II"cludo T....ble OltlbHlty P,vmlnls. Fed,,,1 reubll
Reloe.tlon E-.penses. Auto Allow.nee, Telephone Allowance. hubl. Tuition, Emergency Travel .nd Excen Ufl T....I:II. Premium PIVrnl'lIIl,
ThiS t0111 does not Includ. t.... l)lempl bene'lt deduction, lor Dependent Care Rllmbursement, Medlc.1 Reimbursement. Pre.TI'" VIP.
Supplemental Ufe Ins urine.. Expanded DentllNlslon. and Health Care.
1.2!.L 6 Socill Security WI,I' (r.l.c.'" .. IS Oroll) In addUlon to f.Xlbte wages. thiS tol.1 1"(11.10" Taxable OIt1blllty Payments, FICA S9 TU.lbI
Relocation EXJMnses, Auto Allow.nee, Telephone Allowlnc.. r.xable TuitIon. Emergency Travel and Exceu url T....bt. Prlmlum ply""nt..
ThiS tot.1 does nol Include t.... exempt benefit deductlone for Dependent car. ReImbursement, UedlCJII Reimbursement, Supplement.1 Ule
Insurance and Exp.nded Denl.IMslon.
.OX. .. Socl.1 Slcurlly Ta. WI\hhlld (F.I.C.A. .. IS TIK) The Socl.' Security C.. rate ror 1* was 8.20-;. 10 . maXimum grots of 1152,700.00.
12!.L. "'Idlc.,. VII'" ".I.C.A, . MED Oroll) In addition to t.....ble w.ges, thiS totlllncludes Tluble DISlbillty P.yments, FICA UEO TIXlble
Reloc.tlon Expenses. Auto Allow.nce, Telephone Allow.nee, T....ble Tuition. Emergency Trlvellnd Excess Ute T.Uble Premium p.ymencl.
The cot'l does nol Include the tu exempt benent deductions tor Dependent Cere Reimbursement, MldlC.1 Relmburs.m.nt,
Supplementll Ute Insurance Ind Expandflld Denl.IMslon.
~ 6 Uldlc.,. Tax Wllhhlld (F.I.C.A. . MID Tax) The Medicare t.x rate tor 1&96 was 1.45%. T"ere IS no m'Xlmum gross.
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be less than S2S,078.00 .nd h.ve a qualifYing ctllld to be eligible lor Adv,nc;e Ele
.. Dlpend.nt Clr. I.neftts Thl'S fol,I Includes Dependent Care Relmbursemenl deductions.
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ThIS totll dOls not Includ. be.tS Llr. ',.mlum p.ymenlt, HI.1I1"1 C.re deductIons, or CISlO/lily payment., (Unlike "eder.l W.ges, St.te
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DALE F. SHUGHART, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
35 EAST HIGH STREET
SUITE 203
CARLISLE. PENNSYLVANIA '7013
hl.phonl 17171241.4311
F.Qllml,. 17' 7) 241-4021
OF COUNSEL
HAMIL TON C, DAVIS
LEOAL ASSISTANT
BONNIE L. COYLE
June 1, 1999
E. Robert Elicker, II
Divorce Master
9 North Hanover Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
RE: Kathleen E. Jumper v. James J. JUmper
No. 97-4976
Dear Mr. Elicker:
I am writing to confirm that Mr. and Mrs. Jumper have reached a
written agreement to divide their tangible personal property
between them. The Agreement occurred as a result of a
negotiation between the parties and their respective counsel.
The parties were encouraged to complete the property exchanges
within the next two weeks. As soon ae each party has confirmed
to their reepective counsel that all property has been
distributed, we will advise you to terminate your appointment and
close the file in the Prothonotary's Office.
DFS,JR/bc
V~;&;U~~
Dale F. Shughart, Jr.
cc James J. Jumper
Samuel L. Andes, Esquire