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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-388911 i TEHESHIA JACKSON : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Plaintiff : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA V. : NO. 09- 3 ti Fg CIVIL TERM HARVEY M. SEENEY, A : CIVIL ACTION - CUSTODY Defendant, COMPLAINT FOR CUSTODY 1. Plaintiff is Teheshia Jackson, an adult individual whose residence is at 143 Milky Way, Shippensburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. 2. Defendant is Harvey M. Sweeney, Jr., an adult individual whose residence is at 64 Kentwood Drive, Dover, Kent County, Delaware. 3. Plaintiff seeks custody of her children Harvey M. Seeney, III. and Destiny M. Seeney. The children are presently in the custody primarily of plaintiff and partially of defendant. 4. The children have lived at the following addresses: Name Address Dates Teheshia Jackson Teheshia Jackson Teheshia Jackson 143 Milky Way Shippensburg, PA 17257 1851 Hartley Road Hartley, DE 19953 4 Camden Circle Clayton, DE 19938 November 27, 2008 - Present April 2006 - November 26, 2008 June 1998 - April 2006 5. The relationship of the plaintiff to the children is that of natural mother. 6. The relationship of the defendant to the children is that of natural father. 7. Neither party has ever married the other party. 8. The plaintiff has not participated as a party or in any other capacity in other litigation concerning the custody of the children in this or any other Court; however a Custody Petition filed by the Defendant on June 27, 2008 in Delaware was dismissed on January 28, 2009 (Exhibit 1 incorporated herein as if fully set forth.) 9. Plaintiff has no information of a custody proceeding concerning the children pending in a Court of this Commonwealth. e R 41536 93) The Family Court of the State of Delaware In and For Kent County ORDER OF DISMISSAL DCSE #: Petitioner HARVEY M. SEENEY, JR. /o Sean L nn,Es uire 25 SOUTH STATE STREET OVER, DE 19901 SS# DOB 22-48-9496 0112 286 Attorney EHESHIA Y. JACKSON 851 HARTLY ROAD DE 19952 Attorney Re: Minor Child - Harvey M. Seeney, III dob 07/08/98 Destiny Seeney dob 05/05/99 Nature of Proceeding: Petition for Custody 11/01/76 I recommend that the petition(s) be dismissed for the following reasons: A petition was filed on 6/27/08. A letter was mailed out to the petitioner reminding him that the parent education seminar certificate was required before the petition would be scheduled; failure to response will result in the dismissal of the petition. As of today the petitioner has failed to response. RECOMMENDED BY: Shellie Grieshop/vj DATE: 1/28/09 CLERK OF COURT This dismissal does not operate as an adjudication on the merits of the underlying petition. IT IS SO ORDERED 16 U 10000? Date Petiti oner 11 Responden E]Respondent Attorney ? DCSE CC: HOther: r BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER KENT GENERAL 640 S. State Street, Dover, DE 19901 Phone (302) 734-4701 PATIENT NAME: SEENEY, HARVEY ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: DAVID C. SIBLEY, M.D. ADMITTED: 9/8/98 DISCHARGED: 9/10/98 STAY #: 59008023 Admitted to St. Jones Center via transfer from Kent General Hospital on September 8, 1998. Please note, the patient was admitted to Kent General Hospital under the care of Dr. Benson on approximately September 5, 1998 for Tylenol overdose. IDENTIFYING DATA: This is a 22-year-old single white male with chief complaint of suicide attempt and depression. HISTORY: Please see psychiatric evaluation September 8, 1998 for details. The patient took an overdose of ibuprofen and acetaminophen on or before September 5, 1998. He was seen in consultation at the hospital by Dr. Chester on September 6, 1998 and September 7, 1998. The patient was quite withdrawn, and the extent of his problems was not entirely clear, but the patient was having difficulties interpersonally at home and attempted suicide with a num?ber of other stressors. Past psychiatric history was denied, although, we later found that the patient had had a history of aggressive outbursts. Substance abuse history included marijuana at age 11 and daily smoking of marijuana thereafter. He also drank alcohol up to a 1/4 gallon of gin per day but reduced it in recent months. PMH/ALLERGIES/INJURIES/DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY: Please see psychiatric evaluation on September 8, 1998. MENTAL STATUS EXAMINATION: Revealed a lethargic-appearing white male, who was nevertheless, awake and did not appear to be somnolent despite his poor responsiveness. Eye contact was poor. The patient was able to sit without support. Many questions were answered briefly without much information. It was later DISCHARGE SUMMARY PAGE 1 Continued... EXHIBIT 2 BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER KENT GENERAL 640 S. State Street, Dover, DE 19901 Phone (302) 734-4701 PATIENT NAME: SEENEY, HARVEY ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: DAVID C. SIBLEY, M.D. ADMITTED: 9/8/98 DISCHARGED: 9/10/98 found that the patient had made a statement to the effect, that he would only state what he needed to, in order to get out of the hospital as soon as possible. Level of consciousness was judged normal. COURSE IN HOSPITAL: The patient had physical examination by Dr. Benson on September 5, 1998, which was used as the physical examination, and it was consistent with multidrug overdose but no other acute or focal findings. LABORATORY EVALUATION: Primarily the labs done at Kent General Hospital inpatient, but by the 9th, he had an improving hematologic profile with clinically insignificant decreased in hemoglobin and hematocrit. Coagulation parameters were normal. Electrolytes were normal as were liver functions. Metabolic profile was normalized by September 9, 1998. Drug screen was positive on September 5, 1998 for acetaminophen, but by September 10, 1998, it was below 10, which is considered subtherapeutic. The patient continued his Mucomyst treatments and finished those while at the psychiatric hospital. Cannabinoids were found to be positive on September 5, 1998. HOSPITAL COURSE: The patient had a very brief hospital course at St. Jones Center. It was determined on September 10, 1998 from the girlfriend, that the patient had a rather suicide attempt in which he took an overdose at home and then contacted his brother and cousin, and they went out to obtain more pills and alcohol. The extended nature of the suicidal ideation suggested premeditation and more serious suicide risk. History caused us to feel more concerned about this patient's willingness to accept treatment and ability to be safe upon discharge. He was refusing medications and commitment was being considered. Shortly after this was discussed with the patient, the patient went into his room, put a hole in the wall, threw a desk and broke furniture. The patient had to be nearly taken down before he voluntarily went into time out. When he went into time out, he hit the plexiglass window hard enough to knock it out. The patient was viewed a danger to himself, others, and property, unable to give meaningful consent for treatment. He was therefore, Continued... DISCHARGE SUMMARY PAGE 2 BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER ' KENT GENERAL 640 S. State Street, Dover, DE 19901 Phone (302) 734-4701 PATIENT NAME: SEENEY, HARVEY ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: DAVID C. SIBLEY, M.D. ADMITTED: 9/8/98 DISCHARGED: 9/10/98 transferred on a civil commitment to Delaware Psychiatric Center. DIAGNOSIS ON DISCHARGE: AXIS I. 1. Impulse control disorder, probable intermittent explosive disorder. 2. Cannabis dependence. AXIS II. Probable personality disorder, not otherwise specified, with passive aggressive and dependent and possibly antisocial traits. AXIS III. History of asthma and status post acetaminophen overdose. AXIS IV. Stressors severe, broken family of origin, dysfunctional current family and sequelae of substance abuse. AXIS V. GAF on discharge 25, past year maximum 55. FOLLOWUP: Delaware Psychiatric Center. MEDICATIONS: None. Absence of signature indicates distribution before p ysician review DISCHARGE SUMMARY PAGE 3 111 ?? DS / nj p 10/13/98 10/14/98 DAVID C. SIBLE , M.D. T BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER KENT GENERAL 640 S. State Street, Dover, DE 19901 Phone (302) 734-4701 PATIENT NAME: SEENEY, HARVEY ROOM: STJ DATE: 9/8/98 ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: DAVID C. SIBLEY, M.D. STAY #: 5908023 IDENTIFYING DATA: 22 year-old single white male. CC: Suicide attempt and depression. HPI: The chart from Kent General Hospital is reviewed and the patient is interviewed and the patient's mother is interviewed by telephone. The chart from Kent General indicates that the patient was admitted on 9/5/98 after he took an overdose which was primarily Acetaminophen but also may have included Ibuprofen and a half pint of gin. The patient was Tylenol toxic and was Mucomyst treatments 15 of 17 which were completed by the time he was transferred here. He was seen in psychiatric consultation by Dr. Chester on 9/6 and 9/7. The patient at that time was unable to give meaningful answers and generally responded to questions by "I don't know", or "I don't care". It appeared that most of the history was obtained through the family at that time as it was today. The patient's drug screen was positive for cannabinoids at the time of admission. The patient, in the hospital, refused telemetry ripping the electrodes off of his skin and refused Mucomyst treatments at times. The patient's mother reports that she was not aware of the extent of problems with Harvey, but she says that he has been living with his girlfriend for about a year. She already had 1 child and she became pregnant with their common child only a few months after they started living together so they were just getting to know each other. There were frequent arguments and the parents would get phone calls in the middle of the night. Eventually, the mother took a fairly firm position when he requested to come home and break up with his girlfriend and this was the approach taken by the parents of the girlfriend as well. The patient's mother felt that being 22 and having a 2 month old child meant that Harvey needed to have some responsibility of his own. His additional stressors, because he was recently arrested for driving without a driver's license which had been suspended and was afraid of losing his job. The patient confessed to his mother about a week ago that he was totally exhausted and had some crying spells and the mother thought that he was depressed. She notes that Harvey has always been fairly non-communicative and did not share his feelings and was probably chronically unhappy with the relationship. Her impression was that his withdrawal, which was worsening, was due to impart to depression. His withdrawal and failure to respond proceeded his Continued... HISTORY & PHYSICAL PAGE 1 BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER KENT GENERAL 640 S. State Street, Dover, DE 19901 Phone (302) 734-4701 PATIENT NAME: SEENEY, HARVEY ROOM: STJ DATE: 9/8/98 ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: DAVID C. SIBLEY, M.D. overdose, although it is possible that it was exacerbated by the ' overdose as well. After sufficient detoxification whereby the patient's acetaminophen level was below 10 on 9/7, the patient was deemed medically cleared today for transfer to St. Jones Center. The patient states in the interview setting today that he feels "blank" and appears somewhat confused. He again, answers with brief statements like "all right" and "I don't know". He denies visual or auditory hallucinations or paranoid ideation. The patient says he sometimes wishes that he were dead still. He admits to having had crying spells and says that he has had insomnia for months prior to this episode. He admits to fatigue, decreased motivation and says that his appetite is all right if he smokes marijuana which he smokes about 3 blunts per day or the equivalent to 12 to 15 joints. He says he has been working painting 4 days per week which is a seasonal job for him. At this time, the patient does not remember the arguments with his girlfriend and cannot say why he overdosed. PAST PSYCH HISTORY: Is denied by both the patient and by his mother. SUBSTANCE ABUSE HX: According to the patient is that he started marijuana at age 11 and except for an 8 month interval the patient has been essentially a daily smoker. He started drinking alcohol at,age 18 and got up to a daily drinking amount of 1/4 gallon of gin per day. He said he reduced it last winter because "he was tired of it" and notes that his girlfriend did not like that quantity of drinking. PH: Psychopathology includes an aunt who was in the hospital .:at least once and "most of the family" had problems with drugs or . alcohol. PMH: Positive for asthma and the patient has used an inhaler up to 'about half of the time". ALLERGIES: Denied as are drug sensitivities. INJURIES: Include a fractured knee about 4 years ago and "tumors of the knees" in the past. He also had abdominal surgery at age 3 weeks. DEVELOPMENTAL HX: i Indicates the patient comes from Delaware. Continued... His parents HISTORY & PHYSICAL PAGE 2 P: BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER KENT GENERAL 640 S. State Street, Dover, DE 19901 Phone (302) 734-4701 PATIENT NAME: SEENEY, HARVEY ROOM: STJ DATE: 9/8/98 ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: DAVID C. SIBLEY, M.D. split up when he was about 2 years of age. The father apparently beat up on the mother. There are 7 siblings from various combinations of parents. The mother remarried 2 more times and the patient grew up with her. He was not a happy child. The first step-father did not like the patient much but the patient denies being a victim of abuse. He had enough friends, but when asked if he was outgoing, he said, "I don't know". He attend regular class and did not do very well. After about 10th grade, he worked at mobile home work and doing electrical work and painting. He lived with his parents at times, sometimes by himself and sometimes with a girlfriend. He said he had good social life. MENTAL STATUS EXAM: Reveals a very lethargic appearing white male who never-the-less is awake and does not show signs of falling asleep while in the interview setting. Eye contact is poor. The patient is able to sit up without support. Many of his questions are answered briefly and without much information, as mentioned above. He is able to state that _ it is September 1998, "the 5th or the 8th", "Monday" when it is Tuesday + and that we are at St. Jones Center. He is able to name 3 out of 4 recent presidents. Affective range is presumed to be blunted and the patient is considered to have psychomotor retardation in addition to any possible drug affect that is residual. Serial 3's are as follows: 20-17-14-11-7-4-1. Proverbs are good with interpretation of "don't count your chickens before they hatch", but other proverbs result in a response of "I don't know". Memory shows 2/3 items recall of 5 minutes with a 3rd item recalled from the list. DIAGNOSIS: AXIS I: 1. Major depression, rule out psychotic features. 2. Cannabis dependence. AXIS II: Deferred and personality disorder-may be a significant diagnosis with dependent and borderline traits. AXIS III: History of asthma and status post acetaminophen overdose. AXIS IV: Stressors-severe with a broken family of origin. Dysfunctional current family. Sequela of substance abuse. AXIS V: GAF 45, past year GAF-maximum 55. Continued... HISTORY & PHYSICAL PAGE 3 BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER KENT GENERAL 640 S. State Street, Dover, DE 19901 Phone (302) 734-4701 PATIENT NAME: SEENEY, HARVEY ROOM: STJ DATE: 9/8/98 ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: DAVID C. SIBLEY, M.D. PLAN: The patient is admitted for assessment and continuation of his treatment. The mother seems to confirm that the patient had rather marked psychomotor retardation and has also had a chronically withdrawn. This gives rise to the possibility of a low level psychosis or depressive disorder that is chronic. The patient may, however, also have a significant dependent component and this needs to be evaluated as well. At the moment, he cannot state that he is not suicidal and an assessment of the relationship with his girlfriend needs to be made. Also addressed will be his cannabis dependence. Acetaminophen levels will be followed and the treatments of Mucomyst will be completed. Absence of signature indicates distribution before physician review HISTORY & PHYSICAL PAGE 4 / MP A DCS/na 9/8/98 09/09/98 DAVID C. SIBLEY, M.D. 4r A r EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER Kent General 640 S. STATE ST. * DOVER, DE 19901 PATIENT NAME & STAY#: Seeney, Harvey 5908023 DOB: 1/22/76 DATE: 9/06/98 PHYSICIAN: Robert T. Chrzanowski, M.D. HISTORY: Harvey is a 22-year-old male who states that he has been having some problems recently associated with increased stress at home. His live-in girlfriend has just had a baby, finances are tight. The patient has had some other family problems. He has a past history of substance abuse for which he goes to Kent County Counseling on a regular basis but this has been apparently very annoying for him. Today there was some altercation at home with his girlfriend. She left and he took several pills and had a small amount of gin afterwards. He told his cousin about this, his cousin called the police but when the police arrived the patient adamantly denied taking anything but they brought.him here any way where he initially told the triage nurse that he took nothing as well. However, when I started to talk with him, he stated that he had taken a handful of pills. He thought some of them were Motrin and some of them were Tylenol and there may have been something else as well. He took the medicine at approximately 1:30 this afternoon. He denies wanting to kill himself but could not explain why he took the medication. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: The patient was slightly lethargic but easily aroused. He did not have any slurred speech. On my examination he had no focal neurological deficits. NECK: Supple. Throat clear. Conjunctiva were pale. He is non icteric. CHEST: Clear with breath sounds equal bilateral. HEART: Regular rate and rhythm with no murmurs, gallops or rubs. ABDOMEN: Soft, positive bowel sounds, minimal epigastric tenderness. No masses, guarding or rebound detected. EXTREMITIES: Intact. SKIN: Intact. The patient had a CBC and SMA-7 which were unremarkable. Liver function studies were also normal. He had an electrocardiogram which revealed normal sinus rhythm with flattened T-wave in lead 3 but otherwise it was unremarkable. He had a drug screen which was negative for alcohol but positive for- acetaminophen with a level of 118 4-1/2 to 5 hours post ingestion and is in the possible hepatic toxicity range. I placed a call into Dr. Benson who was kind enough to come in and evaluate the patient. DIAGNOSIS: Tylenol and Motrin overdose. Depression. EMERGENCY ROOM RECORD CONTINUED ORIGINAL f *1 .. 1, EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER Rent General 640 S. STATE ST. * DOVER, DE 19901 PATIENT NAME & STAY#: Seeney, Harvey 5908023 DATE: 9/06/98 PHYSICIAN: Robert T. Chrzanowski, M.D. PLAN: The patient will be started on his first dose of Mucomyst here as well as given some Reglan because he is still very nauseous and vomiting. He was also given some activated charcoal initially prior to his laboratories returning. RTC:YOG/03329463/rl 09/06/98 JOB#: 9595 Robert T. Chrzanowski, M.D. EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT ABSENCE OF SIGNATURE INDICATES REPORT HAS BEE DISTRIBUTED BEFORE PHYSICIAN REVIEW ORIGINAL BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER KENT GENERAL 640 S. State Street, Dover, DE 19901 Phone (302) 734-4701 PATIENT NAME: SEENEY, HARVEY M., JR. ROOM: DATE: 09/05/98 ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: BRIAN M. BENSON, M.D. STAY #: 5908023 HPI: This is a 22-year-old white male whose cousin called the Emergency Room because the patient told him he had taken a whole bunch of pills. The patient initially came in and denied it although his speech was'a little bit slurred and he seemed sleepy. He reportedly had drank 1/2 pint of gin. He came into the Emergency Room around 1600 having taken the pills around 1300 hours. He eventually did admit to taking a handful of acetaminophen and Ibuprofen. He states that he and his girlfriend had been having a fight. He has not overdosed in the past. The patient is uncertain why he took the pills. He denies actual attempt to kill himself but he apparently had been angry at the situation at home. PMH: Remarkable for knee surgery on the right knee in 1993. No other hospitalizations or surgeries. No prior suicide attempts. MEDICATIONS: No chronic medications. SH: He smokes 1/2 pack of cigarettes a day and has an occasional drink of alcohol but not on a regular basis. He works as a painter with Delaware Home for the Chronically Ill. He lives in Clayton. FH: Not helpful at this time. ROS: He denies chest pain, pressure or tightness, denies any cough or sputum production, denies any change in bowel or bowel habits, no indigestion, no black or blood in the stool, no special urinary complaints, burning, or otherwise. He denies any joint swelling or pain. There has been no history of seizure disorder or stroke, no history of bleeding dyscrasias or anemia. He denies any sinus or ENT difficulty. Remainder of review of systems is unremarkable. PHYSICAL EXAM: A 22-year-old somewhat sullen appearing white male. He keeps his eyes closed. He will answer questions with short yes and no and brief answers. BP 120/76, pulse 104, respirations 12. SKIN: Warm and dry. HEENT: Pupils are equal and reactive to light. EOMs intact. Continued... HISTORY & PHYSICAL PAGE 1 BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER KENT GENERAL 640 S. State Street, Dover, DE 19901 Phone (302) 734-4701 PATIENT NAME: SEENEY, HARVEY M., JR. ROOM: DATE: 09/05/98 ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: BRIAN M. BENSON, M.D. Ears, nose, and pharynx otherwise normal. He has some charcoal staining to the lips. NECK: Supple, thyroid not enlarged. No jugular venous distention. LUNGS: Clear HEART: Regular rhythm without murmurs, rubs or gallops. Heart does not appear enlarged. ABDOMEN: Soft, no widening of the aorta, no enlargement of the liver, spleen, or kidneys. Bowel sounds are present. EXTREMITIES: He has good pulses throughout, no cyanosis, clubbing or edema. LAB DATA: Acetaminophen level 118, alcohol level negative, salicylate 3.5 which is in the normal range. IMPRESSION: Multidrug overdose PLAN: Because his acetaminophen level exceeds the safety line, he has been started on Mucomyst with a starting dose and remaining regular doses q4h for a total of 18 doses to be administered over the next two days. A consultation with psychiatry has been ordered for tomorrow. The patient will be admitted to the Intensive Care Unit for observation and treatment. Absence of signature indicates distribution before physician review j HISTORY & PHYSICAL PAGE 2 BMB/mm _ 09/05/98 09/06/98 BRI?N M. BENSON, M.D. ? 1_ 13x4-? BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER KENT GENERAL 640 S. State Street, Dover, DE 19901 Phone (302) 734-4701 PATIENT NAME: SEENEY, HARVEY M., JR. ROOM: IMC DATE: 09/06/98 ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: BRIAN BENSON, M.D. CONSULTING PHYSICIAN: . JANIS CHESTER, M.D. STAY #: - 5908023 REASON FOR CONSULT: Psychiatric evaluation. HISTORY: Asked to see this 22-year-old, white male, status post Tylenol overdose. The patient lives with his girlfriend, with whom he has two children. The second child (a son) was born two months prior to this admission. The patient had a history of alcoholism, but reports that he stopped drinking during the winter of 1997 "for the sake of his unborn son." He worked as a painter and reports working up through last Thursday, September 3, 1998. The patient does not volunteer any meaningful history regarding suicidal ideation, suicide attempt, or any history of depression. He says he does not want to live, and is disappointed that his suicide attempt failed. He answers most questions with, "I don't know," or "I don't remember." He appears psychomotor-retarded. He hangs his head during the interview. He is difficult to engage. He denies psychosis. He still has suicidal ideation, and denies homicidal ideation. Cognitive functioning was not formally tested, but appears to be grossly intact. The patient also has a history of reckless driving, and lost his driver's license due to this. He denies that there was alcohol related with any of his arrests. IMPRESSION: Major depression, rule out personality disorder, rule out marital conflict. PLAN: 1. The patient currently refusing voluntary hospitalization at St. Jones once he is medically stabilized. Will follow this patient with you. If necessary, will commit the patient to the state hospital (patient will likely require inpatient psychiatric care). 2. Corroborative history is needed from the family. Please have the social worker contact me to assist ir. Continued... CONSULTATION PAGE 1 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that I served a true and correct copy of the Custody Complaint upon Harvey M. Seeney, JR., and by depositing same in the United States Mail, first class, postage pre-paid on the - 214 day of ?'.,•n.? , 2009 from Carlisle, Pennsylvania, addressed as follows: Harvey M. Seeney, JR. 64 Kentwood Drive Dover, DE 19901 /? . AZ/6 Date len R. Waltz, Esq Attorney ID. 3978 28 South Pitt Street Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 245-9688 Attorney for Plaintiff FILID-COFF C-E OF THE PR i r-'ONOTARY I 2009 JUN 1 Psi Z PEI i . zy,t 3",? P-)u s TEHESHIA JACKSON IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF PLAINTIFF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA V. 2009-3889 CIVIL ACTION LAW HARVEY M. SEENEY, JR. IN CUSTODY DEFENDANT ORDER OF COURT AND NOW, Friday, June 19, 2009 , upon consideration of the attached Complaint, it is hereby directed that parties and their respective counsel appear before Hubert X. Gilroy, Esq. , the conciliator, at 4th Floor, Cumberland County Courthouse, Carlisle on Thursday, July 16, 2009 at 8:30 AM for a Pre-Hearing Custody Conference. At such conference, an effort will be made to resolve the issues in dispute; or if this cannot be accomplished, to define and narrow the issues to be heard by the court, and to enter into a temporary order. Failure to appear at the conference may provide grounds for entry of a temporary or permanent order. The court hereby directs the parties to furnish any and all existing Protection from Abuse orders, Special Relief orders, and Custody orders to the conciliator 48 hours prior to scheduled hearing. FOR THE COURT, By: /s/ Hubert X. Gilroy, Esq. t1? Custody Conciliator The Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County is required by law to comply with the Americans with Disabilites Act of 1990. For information about accessible facilities and reasonable accommodations available to disabled individuals having business before the court, please contact our office. All arrangements must be made at least 72 hours prior to any hearing or business before the court. You must attend the scheduled conference or hearing. YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS PAPER TO YOUR ATTORNEY AT ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE AN ATTORNEY OR CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR TELEPHONE THE OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW TO FIND OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET LEGAL HELP. Cumberland County Bar Association 32 South Bedford Street Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013 Telephone (717) 249-3166 FILED-l-" E- ,7 VIE F .")TARY 2009 J'J , 19 PH (: LJ ?1+, .. ? "< 8 ?