HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-06-14 IN RE: JAY H. LOUCKS, an alleged �
incapacitated individual
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INCAPACITATED AND TO APPOINT A PERMANENT, PLENARY GUARDIAN OF
HIS PERSON AND HIS ESTATE
ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW, this 6th day of May 2014, upon review of the Petition to Adjudge Jay
H. Loucks to be Totally Incapacitated and to Appoint a Permanent, Plenary Guardian of
His Person and His Estate, the Court appoints Austin F. Grogan, Esquire, as Guardian
ad litem for Jay H. Loucks, with compensation to be provided pursuant to 20 Pa.C.S. §
5511(c).
It is hereby ORDERED and DIRECTED that a hearing on the Petition is
scheduled for 23 June 2014 at 10:30 a.m. in Courtroom Number Six of the
Cumberland County Courthouse, Carlisle, Pennsylvania. A CITATION is issued upon
Jay H. Loucks to show reason, if any, why he should not be adjudicated an
incapacitated person and why a guardian should not be appointed. Written notice of the
petition and hearing in large type and in simple language shall be given to Jay H.
Loucks no less than twenty (20) days prior to the hearing in accordance with 20 P.S.
5511(a).
At least twenty (20) days' notice of the hearing together with a copy of the
petition shall be given personally or by certified mail to all persons who are not under
any legal disability and who would be entitled to share in the estate of the alleged
incapacitated person if he died intestate, and to the person or institutional providing
residential services to the alleged incapacitated person, in accordance with 20 Pa.C.S.
§ 5511(a). Notice shall also be given to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Office of
Attorney General, as a possible intestate heir to the estate of the alleged incapacitated
person.
Furthermore, the alleged incapacitated person shall be in attendance at the
hearing unless it can be established by her physician that her mental or physical
condition would be harmed by her presence at the hearing. This may be established in
the form of written interrogatories. In the alternative, the alleged incapacitated person
may appear via video, if the residential facility has that technology.
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Thomas . PI cey C.P.J.
Distribution:
Robert A. Evarts, Esq.
Austin F. Grogan, Esq.
David Loucks
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. ORPHANS' COURT DNISION
. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
In Re: JAY H LOUCKS . CUMBERLAND COLJNTY
. PENNSYLVANIA
. NO. 21-14-0406
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE OF ORDER
ORDER DATE: 5/6/14
JUDGE'S INITIALS: TAP
TIME STAMP DATE: 5/6/14
IN RE: ORDER OF COURT
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SERVICE TO: DAVID LOUCKS 401 JENNIFER DR NEW CUMBERLAND PA 17070;KENNEDY LAW OFFICES
ATTN• ROBERT EVARTS 351 WEST JAMES ST LANCASTER PA 17603•
JAY LOUCKS MANORCARE HEALTH SVS 940 WALNUT BOTTOM RD CARLISLE PA 17241
(PETITION INCLUDED)
METHOD OF MAILING: ENVELOPES PROVIDED BY:
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❑ HAND DELIVERED ❑ CLERK OF ORPHANS COURT
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MAILED: 5/6/14
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SERVICE TO: AUSTIN F GROGAN 3901 MARKET ST CAMP HILL PA 17011(PETITION 1NCLUDED);
METHOD OF MAILING: ENVELOPES PROVIDED BY:
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❑ RRR �JUDGE
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