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The mother lived with her brother and sister-in-law for a short time before moving into her own apartment with her daughter. The father, John Featherlin, had minimum contact with the mother during her pregnancy and during the child's first six months, seeing the child only two times, once when the mothor brought the child to Pennsylvania and once when the father went to Massachusetts. In September of 1992, the mother was invited by the paternal grandfather to come with the child to Pennsylvania to reside with the father at his parenta' home, so she could get employment. The mother accepted the invitation and moved in with the father and paternal grandparents. The mother sought employment, and while she worked, the grandparents or father cared tor the child. , I After living at the grandparents' residencs for one year, the mother arranged to establish a residence for herself and Brittany and moved to her current residence in October of 1993. The mother tried to maintain a friendly relationship with the father for the sake Of Brittany. At the end of January of 1994, the mother invited the father to move into her apartment. The partiee relationship deteriorated a few weeks later, and the mother asked the father to leave her residenoe after a violent inoident. The father had thrown a book at her as she slept, overturned tables, and other pieces of furniture inclUding large ohairs, and had thrown heavy objeots around the room, waking Brittany. He continued this violent behavior in Brittany's presence, causing the mother and Brittany to be afraid. The tather left the residenoe after this incident but returned on several occasions and, aocording to the mother's witnesses, was intoxioated and urinated on the property on at least two occasions. The father admitted going to the residenoe on three oooasions, onoe late at night. In early February of 1994, the father filed a custody complaint and a petition for special relief requesting that the mother not be allowed to leave Pennsylvania. The mother had tamily and friends in Miohigan, and the tather feared she would go there with Brittany. At that time the mother had no immediate plan to move out at state. The tather attempted to file a criminal case against the mother when she took Brittany with her to visit a ~riend in Massaohusetts. The mother's intentions were to return to her home in Pennsylvania with Brittany. This court did not find the mother in contempt. A conoiliation oonference was held in April of 1994, after whioh an order was ent~red, giving the mother primary custody and the father alternate weekends and several hours on two evenings a week. The mother has never kept Brittany from her father and has faoilitated his oontact with her. When the father retained counsel after the oonoiliation oonference, he requested and paid for a psychologioal evaluation of the parties prior to the hearing. The mother agreed to participate. stanley Sohneider and Jessica Hart of Guidance Assooiates evaluated the parties. The plaintiff oalled Dr. Schneider as a witness. Dr. Sohneider reoommended that if the mother were moving at this time, Brittany should be with her father I however, he specifically stated that the current schedule oan remain in effect so long a. the mother stayed in the area. In addition to Brittany, the mother has a six-year-old daughter, Ashley Homer, a four-yoar-old daughter, Melissa Masters, and at the hearing was pregnant and due to have a baby in late December, 1994. sinoe the hearing she has had a boy, who resides with her and Brittany. The mother intends to keep this baby in her custody. For reasons which include the mother's employment in the armed services, the mother agreed that her daughters, Ashley and Melissa, be in the oustody of their paternal grandparents. The mother remains in touoh with her daughters through periodio phone oonversations and Brittany speaks with her half-sisters on those ocoasions. The mother's most recent visit with A8hley occurred in the spring of 1994, when ahe went to Michigan for her grandmother" funeral, 8he saw her daughter, Aahley, who live. there. Be.ides her tour in the ermed servioe., whioh included being oalled up in the 1990 Gulf War, the mother has worked in several temporary jobs, held a full-time nurse'. a.sistant position tor one-and-a-half-yeara, and at the time of the hearing, provided child care in her home on a part-time basis. In December she applied tor publio assistance, in part beoause of the erratio support payments from the tather, reoeived at time. on the last day of the month. Testimony at the hearing .howed that the mother has been with Brittany since her birth, providing for her needs on a daily basis. She has taken her for medioal attention when necessary, inoluding her regular immunization shots. She provides regular meals for her and ensures developmental progress, inoluding toilet training Brittany and working to improve her learning and developmental .kills. The rather tftstified that she i. a good mother and that she care. for Brittany. The mother has lived with Brittany in the same large apartment for one-and-a-half-years. She and Brittany have a eupportive baee of neighbor. who are friunds. The mother provide. a schedUle, inoluding regular meale for Brittany, and epende most of her time with Brittany. since Brittany's birth, the mother was away from Brittany only when she worked outside of her home. At the time of the hearing, .he oared for ohildren in her home and inoluded Brittany in daily planned aotivities. The mother has provided pet. for Brittany and all of the mother'. witne.... t..t~fied to Brittany'. fondne.s for the pete. Th. father .ugge.t. that there was a problem with fleas/ however, the mother'. neiqhbor, who is allergio to tleas, testified that she sits tor hours in the house and has no problem with tleas or even with cat hair. She further te.tified that the mother's home i. olean and that the animals are well cared for. The father did not dispute that the mother's home was ad.quate. On two ocoasions, when the father oomplained of .eeing uflea bite.u on Brittany's leg or seeing her .oratching her head, the mother took Brittany to the dootor. The dootor's examination revealed that Brittany had a rash on one occasion and a funqus on the other, and she was t~eated acoordingly. While on. of the pets nipped Brittany on her face, the mother aoted re.ponsibly by taking her to the dootor. The doctor advi.ed her that no stitohes were neoessary. The mother then qot rid of the dog and got Brittany another dog. While the tather raised some conoern regarding Brittany's care, inoludinq a ooncern rsqarding pets, he said Brittany loved her mother very much. Furthermore, the mother has kept Brittany safe from harm, healthy and in a loving environment. The father te.tified that child rearing was the mother's re.ponsibility. The oustody oase was initiated to keep the mother from going to Miohigan. She is not at this time askinq this court to allow her to move from Pennsylvania. She would, however, like to be able to vi.it tamily and friend. with Brittany snd her .on .0 they oan oome to know their relatives, inoluding the mother's other children. Althouqh the mother may request permission from this oourt to relooate in the future, she has no intention of doinq so at this time. She intends to remain in Pennsylvania and to raise her dauqhter Brittany and her new baby here. She has no intention ot denyinq the tather a relationship with Brittany and has not done so in the past. IIIUI Should a mother be denied primary physioal custody ot her ohild where the mother has been Brittany's primary caretaker for moet of Brittany's life, where the statue quo is primary oustody in the mother, where a psychologist has testified that the mother is adequately raising her ohild and approved the ourrent oustody arrangement as long as both parties oontinue to reside in Pennsylvania, and where the mother has recently given birth to a baby boy so that the removal of Brittany from her mother's care would result in the separation of siblinge. UG~.~ In Huao v. HUGo, 430 A.2d 1183, 1185 Cpa. Super. ct. 1981), the Superior Court held that an important taotor in deciding whioh parent ehould have primary cuetody is the tact that lithe removal ot a young child from his [or her) environment . . . bears o~ [the ohild's) emotional well being.1I The oourt held, "the oontinued residenoe of ohildren with one parent may be oontrolling." lJL. In HUgg, the court held that the ten month delay in the partie. cuatody hearing, during whioh time Brittany stayed with the mother, was "not insignifioant" and should be considored at the hearing. Quoting custody ot Phillip" 394 A.2d 989, 992 (pa. Super. ct. 1978), the oourt held that during the preoeding ten months, "attachments to family and environment [had] developed whioh would almost oertainly be a traumatio experience for the [child] to sever." 1!L. at 1186. In the case at bar the mother has been Brittany's primary oaretaker sinoe her birth, oaring for her by herself for the tirst six months, with the father and his parents tor the next year, and since ootober of 1993, in a separate residence. Brittany's fourteen months in her mother's home is far in exoess ot the ten months found to be significant in ~ and has certainly resulted in the attachments desoribed in ~ as traumatio to sever. Furthermore, Brittany appears to be developing normally in the oare of her mother. Indeed, there was ample evidenoe at the hearing to the contrary. Psyohologist Jessioa Hart reported in her evaluation that Brittany'S "activity level and need for attention were judged to be within normal limits." She further said that the mother supervised Brittany appropriately and set limits on her behavior. Sinoe Brittany is developing normally in the custod~ of her mother, and sinoe the mother has been the primary oaretaker, the oourts should not interfere. Although the mother has been the primary caretaker of Brittany, the father hae attempted to di.oredit her abilities by pointing to her pa.t in.tability and her alleged que.tionable moral conduot. However, the Penn.ylvania oourts are very clear that l)"[w)ithout evidenoe of a harmful effeot on the ohild, a parent's pa.t oonduot should have little weight in making a oustQdy deoi.ion," Miohael T.L. v. Marilyn J.L., 525 A.2d 414 (Pa. Super. ct. 1987) and 2) "the ability to oare for the ohild i. to be determined a. of the time of the hearing." ~ at 418. In Miohael T.L., the superior Court reversed the lower court'. finding that cu.tody ohould be awarded to the father .tating that the lower court had plaoed too muoh emphasis on the mother" past behavior. In Miohael T.L., there wa. strong evidence that the mother was sexually promisouous. The lower oourt had found that the mother had been sexually active with a number of men. Furthermore, the lower court had noted that at the time of the hearing, the mother was pregnant with her second ohild and that in addition to having two children, the mother had had at least one abortion. ~ at 416, 417. The oourt determined that the best interests of the ohild would be served by returning the child to the mother. In the case at bar, the mother has .hown that she can provide a stable home life for Brittany and her newborn baby. She has lived in her re.idence since Ootober of 1993 and she held her position at the Church of God nursing home for one-and-a-halt years. Aocording to a witness, the mother lost the job beoau.e of ab.enteeism related to her pregnanoy and her daughter's i illn.... Furthermore, the father has agreed that Brittany lovee her mother and that the mother is a good mother. While it i. true that the mother had ohildren out of wedlook and that two are not presently in her custody, the superior Cour.t noted in Mioha.l T.L~ that "[eJveryone develops a oode of personal conduot. It doe. not tollow that one is entitled to impose that oode on others, or penalize tho.e who do not oonform to it . . . [for example), a judge may believe that it is immoral for an unmarried woman to have sexual interoourse, but he is not for that reason to deny her oustody of her children." 525 A.2d at 420. Furthermore, the Superior Court noted in Hartman v. Hartman, 476 A.2d 938, 941 (pa. Super.. Ct. 1984), that "oustody oannot reasonably be granted on the basis of a parent'. "unsettled past" unless the past behavior lIad an ongoing negative effeot on the child's welfare." (citation omitted). In the case at bar, a. noted above, the psyohologists that the father hired both agreed that the mother was doing an adequate job raising Brittany. The mother has been with Brittany throughout her lite and there is no evidence that any ot her oonduct has had an adverse effeot on Brittany. conversely, the tather has admitted to violent behavior in front of Brittany. Throwing heavy objects and .mashing turniture in front of one's ohild, no matter what the rea.on, i. inexou.able and certainly doe. not contribute to a ohild'8 teeling8 of 8tability and seourity. Furthermore, there was evidenoe that the tather has a history ot alcohol abuse and that at times he deals with the difficulties in life by drinking. Finally, it is important to note that although the father oan boast about his stability, it is a stability rooted in the knowledge that he has parents who will provide him with childcare, II roof over his head, food on the table and emotional support. The mother has no such supportive family network and on her own has stayed in the same home for a year and a half and has provided for all of her ohild's needs. In addition to oonsidering the mother's inoreasing stability and her primary oaretaker rolG, this oourt should also consider the psyohologist's conolusion that the "ourrent sohedule oan remain in effeot so long as the mother stays in the area." The psyohologJ.at was oonoerned that Brittany's relationship with her tather and his family not be severed should thG mother leave Pennsylvania. He supported II continuing relationship with both parents. As the mother hos deoided to stay in Pennsylvania for at least the near future, this can be aohieved by maintaining the status quo. In addition to the faotors mentioned above, this oourt should grant primary physioal custody to the mother because ot the strong polioy in Pennsylvania not to separate siblings. During the hearing the mother was in the last stages ot pregnanoy and, since the hearing, she has had a bllby boy. In Wiskoski v. Wiskoski, 629 A.2d 996, 998 (pa. Super. ct. 1993), the court held, "[II)bsent oompelling reasons to the oontrary, it is the polioy of this commonwealth that siblings should be raised together whenever possible . . . [t]his faotor " .."I-. , C6~tJ\~~ rJU S" 0 MAY 0 3 199~ l>v JOHN Jr. fNATHIJRLIN, Pl.J.ntJ.t1 , IN THIV COURT Of CONNON PLIJAS 01 ,CUMBSRLAND COUN?"lI, PlflNNSlILVANIA , 'NO. 716 - CIVIL - 1994 , , ,CIVIL ACTION - CUS'l'ODlI v KRISTI ANN HASLOCIC, Defendant CO{/RT ORD~ " . \,\ \ I I . I- ANP NOJf, thJ.a ..:J" day of ".' 1::.J , 1994, upon aon"J.deratJ.on 01 the .tt.ahed Cu.tody Conaili.ti~ Report, J.t ia ordered .nd dJ.reated .a lollows, 1 . A He.ring i. .aheduled in20urt oom No.1 ~fJthe Cumberl.nd Count C urthQu" on the d.y 01 aJ.o ::!. , 1994 .t : at whiah time tea mony in the .bove a.ae .h.ll b. ear. At this He.rJ.ng, the F.ther, John w. Fe.therlJ.n, ahall be the moving p.rty .nd .h.ll proaeed initJ.ally with te.timony. Both p.rtie., or their leg.l aoun.el ahould they de aide to ret.J.n leg.l aoun..l for thJ.. He.ring, .h.ll IJ.le wJ.th the Court .nd the other p.rty or oppo.ing aoun.el . memor.ndum .etting forth e.ah party'. po.ition on au.tody .nd .etting forth . li.t of e.ah witne.. th.t will b. a.lled .t the He.ring .long with . .umm.ry 01 the .ntJ.aip.ted te.timony of th.t witn.... Thi. memor.ndum .h.ll be filed with the Court .t least ten d.y. prior to the mentioned Hearing d.te. Pending lurther Order of thJ.. Court, thi. Court'. prior Cu.tody Ord.r .ntered in thi. a..e sh.ll remain in elleat aubjeat to the following modifia.tions, A. The p.rtiea .h.ll .h.re phy.ic.l au.tody of the ahild .s tollows, 2. F.ther ah.ll have custody on 4It.rn.ting weekends Irom Frid.y .t 5 P.M. until Sund.y .t 7 P.M. F.ther ah.ll .1.0 h.ve cu.tody on two evening. p.r week beJ.ng Tue.d.y .nd 'l'hur.d.y tram 6 P.M. until 8,30 P.M. f.ther ah.ll .1.0 h.ve phy.ic.l auetody .t euah other tJ.me. .a .greed upon by the p.rtiee. Mother sh.ll h.v~ phyaia.l auetody when F.ther doea not h.ve phyeioal auetody. RE: Futherlln v. Hallock October 18, 1994 Page 2 P~RTIClpANT8: John Featherlln 6.28.94 7.26.94 Initial Interview Child Manegement Oueltlonnalre Life Information Script Parent Sentence Completion Telt Second Interview Krlltl Hallock. 7.18.94 Initial Interview Child Management Ouestlonnalre Life Information Script Parent Sentence Completion Test 9.1-94 Second Interview 10-11-94 Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 Dorothy & Wendell (Bud) Featherlln 9.20.94 Interview Brittany: was seen on two occasions when accompanied separately by eech perent. A Parent-Child Observation and Parent-Child Pre.Asse9llment 8S well as clinical Interview was conducted by Jessica Hart, M.A., Psychologist, with John on August 24, 1994 when he brought Brittany to thl! offlco, Brlttony was seen on a second occasion when accompanied by her mother on August 26, 1994 and the same process was completed. Those results are Incruded with this report. You will note that an MMPI.2 was not given to John Featherlln. There were no Issues Identified by anyone who raised eny concerns or questions regarding his behavior, personellty, functioning or relationship with Brittany. Background of the parants Is known to counsel and will not be repeated herein. Sufficient to say that since the conciliation, the parents have been able to successfully share parenting on a ragular basis, However with Krlstl's stated Intent to relocate to Michigan, the situation potentially wl(1 change as will the status of her availability once she gives birth. This Is the expressed concern by John as well as the paternal grandparents regarding their experiences with Krlsll who they present as being unstable, In need of psychological help, question her judgment Bnd sometimes poor supervision of Brittany. The results of Krlstl's MMPI.2 are relevant and are therefore Included. Krlstl produced B valid profile. Individuals with her profllo evidence e balanced RE: Featherlln v. Haslock October 18, 1994 Pege 3 self-appralsel which Includes appropriate self.dlsclosure and self-protection. The velldlty scales suggests that her coping resources are adequate and she has a typlca level of effectiveness In everyday functioning. Affectlvely or emotionally, the results Indicate that emotlonsllnstllblllty Is characteristic. Her scores Indicate the possibility of resentment end hostility. The findings Indicate a verbally expressive Individual who may under-control emotions. Personality plus behavioral characteristics related to Krlstl's profile strongly Indicate eijocentrlclty, e low frustration tolerance and Impulsiveness. Similar clients are seen as Irresponsible, rebellious, adventurous, self-centered and unreliable. They tend to disregard the potential or actual consequences of actions and may not learn from experience. People with her profile ara also seen as childish, onergetlc, Immature, shallow end talkative. Exhibitionism end self-Indulgence mey be present. Sub-scores Indicate a person who Is competitive, flighty, immature, opportunistic and verbelly fluent. Difficulty In delaying gratification and Impulse control problems ere present. Interpersonally, the ability to form warm Intimate relationships Is dllllcult. Such relationships tend to be superficial. Insensitivity to others Is likely. These Interpersonal problems hava their origin In a long history of Inadequate family and social relationships. In fact, Krlstl's experlancas In her own family of origin suggast severe rupture In her relationships with adult caretakers coupled with evidence of being emotlonelly neglected as well as sexually abused by those whom she trusted. In response to a question In the Life Information Script. which asked what childhood stories she liked best, Krlstl Identified Cinderella beceuse "I always wished that someone would take me away to be happy". In this examiner's opinion. this seems to be a most edequate reflection of Krlsll's behavior patterns especially with members of the opposite sex. The findings Indicate that Krlstl's current parental behavior patterns with Brittany are sometimes questionable under even observed conditions. This examiner had an opportunity to obs~rve Krlstl and Brittany on Ser.tember 1 1994, when Krlstl brought Brittany to her session. At that appolntmen , Krlstl related to Brittany, "Children should be seen and not heard" and later It was obsarved that Brittany was climbing on the chair and table without Krlstl evidencing much concern about her safety. This was done while Krlstl was finishing one of the custody related Instruments (Parent Sentence Completion Test). Through the course of that session, It was noted that Brittany expressed a preference for her father end grandmother and It was Krlstl's explanation that "she (Brittany) knows It's her day with her dad". RECOMMENDATIONS: Based on the findings. we are recommending that primary physical custody be placad with the natural father. However, the current schedule can remain In effect so long as Krlstl stays In this area. Should sha decide to relocate, It appears to be for har benefit only. The findings Indicate that Brittany Is aware of the adult caretakers she has bonded to who Include her father end mambers of the CUSTODY EVALUATION RE: Brittany Haslock Page 2 playing with a cousin, Brittany loves animals, Mr, Feetherlln Indicated that Brlttany's ability to walt Is above average, Her eblllty to separate from her parents Is gradually Improving, Mr, Feathorlln reported that Rrlttany sometimes cries and tells her father she does not want him to go, Brittany does not take any medication on a reguler basis, She Interacts well with adults and peers. According to Mr. Ff;latherlln, Brittany can put on her pants and her shoes. She Is stili learnrng how to put socks on. She Is almost toilet trained and enjoys taklnll a bath. Brltteny Is generally quiet and well behaved at the doctor's office. She exhibits good behavioral control when shopping or at restaurants, Mr, Featherlln Indicated that Brittany tends to be shy at first with strangers but she gradually warms up, He Indicated that she has no unusual fears and no heelth problems, Brltteny Is described as an affectlonete child who often gives the adults In her life hugs and kisses. When asked to describe the parenting met.hods that he uses, Mr, Featherlln reported that he tells Brittany to stop Inappropriate actions. If this does not work, he uses e sterner warning, In some cases, he may smack her hand or sit her on a chair. A Parent-Clll1d Observation was used to sample family Interactions, During this observation, Brittany was observed with her father, Brltteny's Interactions with her father were extremely positive, Mr, Featherlln sat at a small round table with his daughter. He pertlclpated In her play and he provided good supervision, Brittany often crawled on her father's lap and was very affectionate with tllm. She laughed and giggled as she talked on the play phone, She also got out the toy dlsl'\es end utensllll and prepared e meal for her father. Throughout the observation session, Brittany's attention span and need for attention were both judged to be within normal limits. Mr, Featherlln appeared to be responsive to his daughter's needs and he often gave her positive feedback regarding her actions. He effectively set limits on Brittany's behavior and she complied with all of her father's requests. On August 26, 1994 the Parent-Child Pre-Assessment was administered to Ms. Haslock to obtain Information regarding Brltteny's behavior In a variety of settings. Ms, Haslock reported that Brittany tends to be slow to wake up In the morning, Although she usually wakes up at 6:00 am, she sometimes sleeps later If her mother does not have to get up to go to work. Ms. Haslock reported that Brittany eats breakfast et a small table with her dog. At lunch time, she eats at a table with her mother but continues to want to share her food with her dog, Abby, Brittany reportedly uses a spoon end fork to feed herself, With regerd to fiedtlme, Brlttany's mother reported that she sometimes falls asleep In a chair at night. On some occaslonsh Brittany asks her mother to lay down with her In bed. Brittany usually sleeps t rough the night but sometimes talks In her sleep. Ms, Haslock Indicated thet Brltteny enjoys helping her mother cook and bake. Brittany likes to telk on the phone, especially to her father, Brlttany's favorite activities Include pretending to cook, listening to Disney sing-a-long tepes, playing with a baby doll, apd playing outside with balls end her dog. Ms. Haslock reported thet Brittany's ability to follow directions Is variable, She Indicated that Brittany becomes more oppositional efter visits with her father. A!ter visits with hllr father, Brittany sometimes says "No" or "I don't want you', Brittany does not throw temper tantrums when her requests are denied and/or she encounters a problem. Brittany reportedly takes good care of her toys and loves animals. She does not take any medication on e re~uler basis. Ms. Haslock Indicated that Brittany does have e "wheezing problem when she gets a cold. Ms, Haslock judges Brittany'S ability CUITODY EVALUATION RI!; Brittany Haslock Page 3 I , I I I very well with both peers and adults. Ms. Haslock Indicated that Brittany has trouble glltllnl1 hor shirt on but Is IIblo to pull up her underwear and her pants. She reported that Brittany Is "almost" potty trained. She usually tells her mother when she needs to use the bathroom, Brittany enjoys taking a bath. Brittany Is well behaved at the doctor's office, She also seems to enjoy gqlng shopping and to restaurants. According to Ms, Haslock, Brittany Is afrald of monsters, Ms. Haslock Indicated that Brittany's desire to give hugs and kisses to her mother "depends on her mood". Regarding parenting methoosL, Ms. Haslock reported that she uses distraction end trickery. She also tells I:1rlttany "No", On some occasions, Ms. Haslock spanks Brittany or puts her In time out. A Parent-Child Observation was conductad to sample family Interactions. In this observation, Brittany was observed with her mother. Brittany's Interactions with har mother during this observation were positive. Shl,! saemed to enJoy' contact with her mother and she laughed while she plaved with har, Brittany and her mother conversed throughout the observation session. Ms. Haslock actively participated In her child's play, Brittany play'ed with the marble track and a doll house. She also got out the toy baking and kitchen utensils. Ms. Haslock showed her daughter how to C\lt up pizza. Ms. Haslock also got out the xylophone end showed -Brittany how to play ft. She asked Brittany to name the colors of the keys on the xyl9phone. Brittany and Ms. Haslock were physically affectionate with one another. Ms. Haslock tickled Brittany and asked her for a hug. Brittany Initiated a game of "you can't cotch me". She hid from her mother under the table and lau"hed and glgglad as her mother attempted to find her. Throughout th" observation session, Brittany's activity level and need for attention were Judged to be within normal limits. Ms. Haslock supervised Brittany appropriately and set limits on her behavior. Brittany complied with all of her mother's raquests. .~-\!.~O\~<, IJll\L , esslco art, .A. /f:.j,". Licensed Psychologist JH/km I " , I " I I I ~:i'.-f;L. .... ''\ . , iTVj.:' ,I ;:+~il,' I,':il"'j r"~ I, ~ .. ".t._l," 'It i [-',I,)'} ';)J,"J\:'p>.-'IINH~_'(ci iJ.lif,. I ,II' 'P'_;!,!:"" RLIBLE PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATES Belvedere SIReI J.... 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E~KIN DISTRICT ATTDRNlV (717) fl40-11210 (717) G~7'Qnl, aH UIQ 1717, saa'-!2oe, E., oa 1 0 FAX, 1717, 240.0184 December 9, 1994 Trooper Greg Maloni Pennsylvania State Police 1501 Commerce Avenue Carlisle, PA 17013 Rei commonWetlth v, Kristi Hasloo~ PSP Inc dent *H2-761283 Dear Trooper Maloni: Earlier this week I spoke with Joan Carey of Legal Services, lnc" in Carlisle who represents the above accused. She informed me that she received information that you are in possession of an active arrest warrant for the above accused, I have verified this through telephone conversations with Corporal Les Freehling and Trooper Nolan Brewbaker, The above has been charged by you with Interference with the Custody of Children as a result of a custody dispute between the accused, Krist! Hallock and John w, Featherlin over their child, Brittany, This dispute which allegedly occurred in Feuruary of 1994, resulted in a civil case before the Honorable Harold E. Sheely in the Court of Common pleas of Cumberland county which is docketed at No, 94-716 civil. I am of the opinion that the civil courts are the proper forum to handle this ongoing dispute over the custodr of Brittany, which will include the incidents allegedly occurr ng in February of 1994, I am therefore requesting that you return the active warrant to the district justice who issued it, and withdraw all criminal charges at the above referenced PSP Incident number. I have informed Corporal Freehling of my request, ~ ;1.,' - , , , ".'; .'~ ,,' ,I . f . " I , ,'l,' "1', ,';, ,,', " ',' I ,. .: .' 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V8. I IN THH COUR'f or COJOlON I'LIIAS I CUNBKRLAND COUNTY, ~INNSYLVANIA I I I ClVIL ACTION-lAW I NO. 716 CIVIl, 1994 I I I IN CUSTODY ~OHN WILLIAM YBATHERLIN, Plaintiff IOUSTI AIIN HASLOCK, Defendant JlLAI NTI Ff.!..fLFU'l'BlAL-JUlKOBAIf.D1lJl I . BACKGRQUIW Plaintiff in this matter is John william FeatherA1n (hereinafter, "Featherlin" and/or "father") who is requestinq full physical and legal custody of Brittany Nicole Haslook (herein~ft.r, "minor child"), minor ohild of Plaintiff and Defendant, Defendant is Kristi Ann Haslock (hereinafter, "Haslock" and or "mother"). Brittany Nioole Has lock was born out of wedlook on Maroh 21, 1992. Although conoeived while Plaintiff Ilnd Defendant were serving in the U. S. Army at Fort Devons, Massaohuuotts, "eather 1 in was honorably disoharged from U.S. Army and returned to parent'8 home, prior to the birth of minor child, on Maroh fI, 1992, for finanoial assistance. Father was not notiti9d of minor ohild's birth until a few days later. In August, 1992 r Haslock requeuted to 1 ive In the lIome of Featherlin and his parents due to laok of support from llefelldant'8 family to properly care for ohild. Mother and minor ohild lived with father and paternal grandparents from september, 1992 to Ootober, 1993. Care for minor child was divlded between mother, father, and paternal grandmother, Dorothy M. t'eatherl1n. (I'aternal grandmother is not employed and oared for minor ohild while parent's worked,) On October 13/ 1993, mother moved into a nearby apartment where she presently lives. Care for minor child was divided equally between mother, father, and paternal grandmother. On January 23, 1994, Haslook invited Featherlin to move into her apartment. f'eatherlin l!Iqreed and moved in the following weekend. On February 4, 1994, Haslock, Featherlin, and minor ohild visited Haslook's family in Massaohusetts. Durinq this visit, Haslook spent the evening with a stranger she met in a bar. featherlin moved baok into home of parents following disoovery of letters to the stranger in Massachusetts, On February 12, 1994, Defendant announoed her intention to take minor child to Massachusetts for two weeks without disclosinq thsir destination and following their return, to permanently remove child from Pennl:lylvania by moving with minor child to Michigan. circumstanoes surrounding her intentions warranted great concern of minor ohild's welfare. on February 15, 1994, Plaintiff filed a Petition for Speoial Relief requesting that minor child not be removed from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania due to endanqerment of minor child's welfare and a complaint requesting custody of minor child until the custody matter was resolved. On February 17, 1994, an Order was issued prohibiting removal of minor child from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. The request for an ex parte order for oustody was denied and a hearing was soheduled to resolve the Complaint. 2 On Feb~uary 22, 1994, foUowinC/ II headn(j 1101'01'0 hllth portie., an C)~der was issued staying the previous Ordor whluh ("mil/d removal of minor ohild from the jurisdiution of Your Illlnornhle Court, '.'he Order granted temporary physioal cURtody of minllr uhild to mother with the understanding that minor ohild nlllidll with fllthllr and paternal grandparents whilll mother WilD work inlJ until tho matter of oustody regarding minor ohild could be rU/Jlllvod Ilt, II tlonoiUation hearing. On February 24, 1994, 11 l're-hllllrlnl/ cUtltody Willi soheduled by Order of Court to resolve t.h~ disJlutll t(lr llUHtody of minor ohild. on or abOUt February 26, 1994, Detendnnt removed minor ohild from Cumberland county, pennay 1 van I", I C/llOrinq the Order of February 22, 1994. Defendunt's hrother, JoLt HIIRlook of Ayer, Maesachusetts, reportod Defendant to l'oliull author! ties as a fugitive of justice and Defendllnt wns orrellted on suoh oharges. A hearing was held on February 20, 1994, In Aver, Mftssaohusetts and Defendant was relen8ed on her own t'OGOlJn 11.nnCJll. On February 28, 1'194, l'llllntltf' lIuhmittfld I) I'otition for Special Relief request InCJ consldernt Ion for temJlorllry physioal oustody of minor ohild. ^ Potitlon tor contempt waR aloo filed requesting a warrant be IRouod to dlltllndnllt tor C1mtempt of Court. on March 2, 1994, an Order was ISRUlld for the return of minor ohild to the jurisdiotion ot the Court IInd n heRring was scheduled to be held on Maroh 9, 19')4, tor the Defendllnt's contempt Of Court. At this hearing, Plnlntltt ontnred n Mc)t1on tor temporary physioal oUlltody of minor llhlld pending outdome ot' oustody :1 complaint and an order was issued granting joint physioal oustody of minor ohild and specifioally orderinq that minor child not be removed from the state of Pennsylvania. No cha~ges were brought against Haslook for Contempt of Court. On April 8, 1994, a conciliation Hearing was held betore Custody conoiliator, Hubert X. Gilroy, Esquire, whereby an agreement for custody of minor ohild was not reached. On May 3, 1994, an Order was issued for a custody Hearinq to be held on May 23, 1994 in whioh the Plaintiff shall be the moving party and proceed initially with testimony. This Order also stipulated shared phyBical custody of minor ohild between Plaintiff and Defendant with scheduled time intervals in regard to custody. In the interest of insuring minor child's well-being and oontinuing nurture in a familiar environment by minor ohild's family, Plaintiff, John W. Featherlin, is seeking full physioal and legal oustody of minor child, BI'ittany Nicole Haslock. IX. ISBUIS IftYg~ A. Whether mother has demonstrated neglect and endangerment of minor child. C. Whether Defendant's pattern of past and present aotivities warrant concern for environmental stability of minor child. B. Whether Defendant's mental stability is in qUestion. D. Whether an Order for oustody of minor child to the father is in the best interest of minor. child. 4 In. TRJ~ IlXHIQITS A. Photographs i Uustrllting evidence of Defendant's neglect at minor child. B. Costume jewelry removed from minor child by father. IV. TRI~ WITK.SSIlS A. Sharon Bldelman, mother of Defendant and maternal grandmother to minor testimony will provide evidenoe of Defendant's mental instability and pattern of aotivities as unfit as to the oare and welfare of minor child and that award of custody of minor child to Plaintiff would be in Brittany's best interest. B. Lisa Haslock, sister-in-law to Defendant and maternal aunt of minor child testimony will provide evidence of Defendant's Ileglect of minor child, Defendant's mental instability, and that award of custody of minor child to Plaintiff would be in Brittany's best interest, C. Tami Feathorlin, sister-in-law to plaintiff and paternal aunt to minor child - testimony will provide evidence of Defendant's neglect of minor child; Defendant's mental instability, and that award of custody of minor child to Plaintiff would be in Drittany's best interest. D. Dorothy f'eatherlin, paternal grandmother of minor child - testimony will provide evidence of Defendant's negleot of minor child and that award of custody of minor child to Plaintiff would be in Brittany's best interest. 5 E. Wendell Feather Un, Paternal Grftndfathe~ of minor child - testimony will provide evidence that award of oustody of minor child to Plaintiff would be in Brittany's best interest. F. Allen Feat,her Un, Paternal Uncle of minor child testimony will provide evidenoe of Defendant's neglect of minor ohild and that award of custody of minor ohild to Plaintiff would be in Brittany's best interest. G. John William F'eatherlin, father of minor ohild and Plaintiff in the foregoing action, testimony will provide evidenoe of Defendant's neglect of minor Child, Defendant's mental instability, and that award of oustody of minor ohild to Plaintift would be in Brittany's best interest, Respectfully submitted, -t-'~_il~~fJ ,ra n W. Featherlin, appearing pro Be 1 4 Beech street Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 249-8559 Datel May 16, 1994 , , ' \ , I , I 'I <<I , I ( It, l. MAY J 6 18~4 JOliN WILI,IAM lo'KA'l'IIt:IU,IN, Plaintiff VS. I IN TIIB COUR'I' 01' COMMON l'LW I CUMIIBIU.AHD COUNTY, PIlNN8YLVANIA I I I CIVil, ACTION-I.AW I NO. '/1~ CIVIl, 1'194 I I I IN CUI:I'l'ODY ICRISTI AMN HASLOCK, Detendant PLAINTI FF!.lL.EUI'1'B1AI.. MEMOIWtDUII I. BACKGROUND Plaintiff in this matter is John William Featherlin (hereinafter, "Featherl!n" and/or "fathel''') who is requesting full physioal and legal oUstody of Brittany Nioole Haslook (hereinafter, "minor ohild"), minor child of Plaintiff and Defendant. Defendant is Kristi Ann Haslook (hereinafter, "Haslook" and or "mother"). Brittany Nicole Haslock was born out of wed look on Maroh 27, 1992. Although oonceived while Plaintiff and Defendant were serving in the U.S. Army at Fort Devens, MassaChusetts, Featherlin was honorably discharged from U.S. Army and returned to parent's home, prior to the birth of minor ohild, on March 5, 1992, for financial assistance. Father was not notified of minor child's birth until a few days later. In August, 1992, lias lock requested to live in the home of Featherlin and his parents due to lack of support from Def.endant's family to properly care for ohild. Mother. and minor child lived with father and paternal grandparents from September, 1992 to October, 1993, Care for minor child was divided between mother, fathel', and paternal grandmother, Dorothy M. Featherlin. (Paternal grandmother is not employed and cared for minor child while parent's worked.) On October 13, 1993, mother moved into a nearby apartment where she prellentJ.y lives. Care for minor ohild WlIs divided equally between mother, father, and paternal grandmother. On January 23, 1994, Haslook invited reatherlin to move into her apartment. Featherlin agreed and moved in the fOllowing weekend. On Februllry 4, 1994, Hallllook, Featherlin, and minor child visited Hllslook's family in Massachusetts. During this villit, Haelook lIpent the evening with a stranger she met in a bar. Feather1in moved back into home of parents following disoovery ot letters to tile stranger in Massaohusetts. On February 12, 1994, Defendant IInnounoed her intention to take minor child to Massachusetts tor. two weeks without disclosing their destination and following their return, to permanently remove ohild from Pennsylvania by movinlJ with minor ohild to Michigan. ciroumBtanoes surrounding her intentions warranted great ooncern of minor child's welfare. On February 15, 1994, Plaintiff filed II Petition for Speoial Reliet requesting that minor child not be removed from Cumberland county, Pennsylvania due to endangerment of minor ohild's welfare and a complaint requesting oustody of minor child until the custody matter. was resolved, On February 17, 1994, an Order was issued prohibiting removal of minor ohild from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. Tho request for an ex parto order for custody was denied and a hearing was scheduled to resolve the Complaint. 2 On F'abruary 22, 1994, following a hearing before both parties, an Order was issued staying the previous Order whioh denied removal of minor ohild from the jurisdiotion of Your Honorable Court. The Order granted temporary physical oustody of minor child to mother with the understanding that minor ohild reside with father and paternal grandparento while mother was working until the matter of custody regarding minor ohild cculd be resolved at a ccnciliatl.on hearing. On February 24, 1994, a pre-hearing Custody wos scheduled by Order of Court to resolve the dispute for custody of minor child. On or about February 26, 1994, Defendant removed minor child from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, ignoring the Order ot February 22, 1994. Defendant's brother, Jeff Haslook of Ayer, Maasachusetts, reported Defendant to Polioe authorities as a tugitive of justice and Defendant was arrested on suoh charges. A hearing was held on February 28, 1994, in Ayer, Massaohusetts and Defendant was released on her own recognizanoe. On February 28, 1994, Plaintiff submitted a Petition for Speoial Relief requesting consideration for temporary physical custody of minor ohild. A Petition for Contempt was also filed requesting a warrant be issued to defendant for Contempt of Court. On March 2, 1994, an Order was issued for the return of minor ohild to the jurisdiction of the Court and a hearing was scheduled to be held on March 9, 1994, for the Defendant's contempt of Court. At this hearing, Plaintiff entered a Motion for temporary physical oUstody of minor child pending outcome of custody 3 , '. complaint and an Order was issued granting joint physical custody of minor ohild and speoifically ordering that minor ohild not be romoved from the state of Pennsylvania. No oharges wer.e brought against Haslook for Contempt of Court, On April 8, 1994, a Conciliation Ilearing was held before Custody conciliator, Hubert x. Gilroy, Esquire, whereby an agreement for oustody of minor ohild was not reached. On May 3, 1994, an Order was istiued for a Custody Hearing to be held on May 23, 1994 in which the Plaintiff shall be the moving party and proceed initially with testimony. This Order also lI1t1pulllted shared physical oustody of minor ohild between Plaintitt and Oetendant with scheduled time intervals in regard to custody. In the interest of insuring minor ohild's well-being and continuing nurture in a familiar environment by minor child's family, Plaintiff, John W. Featherlin, is seeking full physical and legal custody of minor Child, Brittany Nioole Haslook. II. :ISSUBS :INVOLVID A. Whether mother has demonstrated noglect and endangerment of minor ohild, C. Whether Defendant's pattern of past and present activities warrant oonoern for environmental stability of minor ohi ld. B. Whether Defendant's mental stabil1ty is in question. D. Whether an Order for oustody of minor child to the father is in the best interest of minor child. 4 Ill. TRIAL EXlIIBITS A. Photographs illustrating ovidenoe of Defepdant's negleot of minor ohild. B. Costume jewelry removed from minor ohild by father. IV. TRIAL WITH.SSBS A. Sharon Bidelman, mother of Defendant and maternal grandmother to minor testimony will provide evidence of Defendant's mental instability and pattern of activities as unfit 08 to the oare and welfare of minor ohild and that award of oustody of minor ohild to Plaintiff would be in Brittany's best interest. B. Lisa Hftslook, sister-in-law to Defendant and maternal aunt of minor child testimony will provide evidenoe of Defendant's neglect of minor ohild, Defendant's mental instability, and that award of custody ot minor ohild to Plaintiff would be in Brittany's best interest. c. Tami Featherlin, sister-in-law to Plaintiff and paternal aunt to minor child testimony will provide evidence ot Defendant's neglect of minor ohild, Defendant's mental instability, and that award of custody of minor ohild to Plaintiff would be in Brittany's best interest. D. Dorothy Featherlin, paternal grandmother of minor child - testimony will provide evidence of Defendant's neglect of minor child and that award of custody of minor ohild to Plaintiff would be in Brittany's best interest. II . ~ . JOHN WILLIAM PEATHIRLIN, Plaintiff I IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS or CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PF.NNSYLVANIA V. ~RISTI ANN HASLOCR, CIVIL ACTION - LAW Defendant NO. 94-716 CIVIL TERM IN REI HEARING CONTINUED ORDER OF COU~T AND NOW, this 19th day of Ootober, 1994, we started a hearing today on the petition for oustody filed by John William Featherlin who is the father of the ohild in question. We conoluded the testimony today around 12130 after we heard the direct testimony of Mr. Featherlin/ theretore, we have to continue the hearing. I have agreed to oontinue this hearing to Wednesday, Ootober 26th, 1994, at 1130 p.m" and I have further agreed that we will run the hearing that date as long as is required to oomplete the testimony. An alternate day would be Friday, December 9th, 1994, oommenoing between 9130 to 9145 a.m. I would ask that oounsel tell me which of those two dates suits both of them, and we will then continue the hearing accordingly. Pending the adjourned hearing, the Court direots that neither parent shall remove Brittany Nicole Hasleok, born Maroh 27, 1992, from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania without prior permission of this Court, JOHN W. FlATHIlRLIN, I IN THI COURT or COMMON PLIAS or Plaintiff I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA I V. I I ~RISTI ANN HASLOC~, I CIVIL ACTION - LAW Defendant I NO. 716 CIVIL 1994 IN REI CONTINUED CUSTODY HEARING ORDER OF COURT AND NOW, this 9th day of Deoember, 1994, w. finiahed the hearing today at my direction about ft quarter of one. We heard the te.timony today ot the Defendant and one of h.r witn...e.. The Defendant haa one other .hort witne.a to oall and there may be .ome brief r.buttal at that point by the Plaintiff/ therefore, I direct that the hearing b. oontinued until Monday, Deoember 12th, 1994, at 11130 a.m., and we will then hear the remaind.r of the te.timony in thi. prooe.ding. By the Court, ..,. ~._- -- heely, Kathleen carey Daley, Eaquir. For the Plaintiff Joan C. Carey, E.quire For the Defendant " , 11th 'I " JOHN W. rIATHIRLIN, plaintiff IN THE COURT OF CO~ON PLEAS or CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA V. ~RISTI ANN HASLOC~, CIVIL ACTION - LAW Defendant NO. 716 CIVIL 1994 IN REI PETITION FOR SPECIAL RELIEF ORDER OF COURT AND NOW, this 22nd day of February, 1994, both p~rties appeared today, the father being represented by Art~ur T. MoDermott, Esquire. The parties have agreed that Kristi Ann Haslock shall have physioal oustody of Brittany Nioole Haalook with the further understandinq that eaoh day that she is working, that Brittany will spend that period of time with her paternal qrandparents. Also, that Kristi will not remove Brittany from the jurisdiotion of this Court at least until suoh time .s a conoiliation hearing has been held on the abovft oas. which will be set at a later time. By the court, , " \ . '(~ "-... E. Sheely, .J. Arthur T. MoDermott, Require for the Plaintitt 11th' v. . IN THE dOURT OF COMMON PLEAS . CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PINN8YLVANIA . . NO. 716 CIVIL 1994 . . IN CUSTODY . JOHN w. FEATHERLIN, Plaintiff KRI8TI ANN HASLOCK Defendant U.UfttAMDUM I. IUPPORT OP PLAI.TIPP'I .ITITIO. PO. aU.TQDr .'AT....T or FACTI I.TRODUCTIO.. This ia an aotion in oustody brought by John w. Featherlin, Plaintiff, ..eking primary physical and legal ouetody of his daughter, Brittany Nicole Haslock, date of birth, March 27/ 1992. , She i. two year. and nine months of age. The mother of this child is Rristi Ann Haelock/ Defendant/ who is currently twenty-five years of age. currently twenty-four year. of age. The mother and father of this ohild were never married. They John W. Featherlin is met when they were etationed in Ma..aohueette in the military. Brittany is John's only ohild and is the third child of Krieti Haslock. Kristi hae two other ohildren, Aehley, age seven, and Melissa age four, who were born to two different fathers. Kristi wee not married to the father of her firet ohild but was married to the father of her seoond ohild. They are n~w divoroed. Neither child residee with Krieti. CIILD'I IAClGllOUIID I , Th. evideno. b.fore the Court ..t.bli.hed th.t f01 the first five month. of Brittany" life, .he relided in M....ohu..tt.. primarily in the home of Jeffrey Ha.lock, Kristi'a brother. J.ffrey Haslnok te.tifi.d that during that time ~ri.ti h.d to b. r.minded repeatedly of her re.pondbiliti.. a. a parent. He t..tified a. to ooncern. he had in I<rieti'. ability to make qood judqementa regarding henelf and her ohildren. In September of 1992, at the invitation of Wendell Featherlin, ~risti and Brittany mov.d to pennaylvania into the home of Mr. and Mr.. Wendell Featherlin, John W. Featherlin al.o re.ided in this home. I<riati and Brittany lived with the Featherlin. from September 1992 until Ootober 1993, at which time Kri.ti obtained her own apartment. While I<rilti lived with the Felltherlin. .he 00- habitated with John for a period of time but when they were not .ble to qet along, .h. determined it wa. b"..t to obtain h.r own plaoe to live. At thi. point .he wa. workinq at the Churoh of God Hom. as . nurainq a..i.tant and had laved mon.y toward. her ap.rtDlent. John and hie family helped her obtain the item. n.ce...ry for her own apartment and help.d her move. The te.timony 11 unoontroverted that from the time that Brittany went to live with her father in September 1992, he provided on-qoing can for her on a daily bash. He fed hex', du..ed her, b.thed hllr, played with her and took .11 other .otion. appropdate as s parent. Kristi agued that the pareptin9 nspondbiliti.. wore shared by she, John and John's mother, Dorothy Featherlin. Prior to the conciliation hearing in April, 1994, John had equal, daily oontaot with Brittany as John worked during the day and Kri.ti worked the 3100 to 11100 p.m. shift. Brittany would .pend 3100 to 11100 p.m. eaoh day with her father at his home and weekends were also ehared equally. In April of 1994, Kristi's hours changed to daytime hours and Brittany began attending dayoere. A conciliation hearing held that same month resulted in a temporary order by conciliator Hubert x. Gilroy, esquire wherein Brittany .tayed with her mother and spent time with her father two evenings per week and every other weekend. Although the Order does not provided overnight visit. for John through the week, Brittany has stayed overnight twioe per week on a regular basi. since the inoeption of the Order. ,U.IIT '. IACKO.OUlD 1 John W. reatherlin is employed in an administrative po.ition with PC Parts, Inoorporated. He has had continuou. employment dnoe he graduated from high lohool in 1988. John is a graduate of Boiling Springs High Sohool and ha. resided in Carlisle all of his life with the exception of the timo he served in the military. John did well in the military and oompeted in a contest for Soldier I of the Year. He was offered an early discharge opportunity which he took, returning to Carlisle and obtaining employment. in t.he ar.a. , John resides with his mother and father in a home located in .uburban Carlisle. The home has three bedrooms, a large yard and all amenitie. appropriate for a ohild. The family has lived at that .ame addre.s for fourteen years. John has no oriminal conviotions, drinks alcohol oooa.ionally and do.. not u.e drugs. Kristi entered the military aervioe in Michigan, where she was re.iding with her maternal grandparents, who are now deceased. Rri.ti does not maintain a clo.e relationship with her brother or her mother. She doe. not know her mother's address or phone number. Kristi has no family resources in the Carlisle area and depends upon other re.idents in her apartment building, Tom Conn and Jody Sherman, for assistance in caring for Brittany. Rri.ti i. ready to deliver another baby in Deoember of 1994 whioh .he oonceived out of wedlook. She i. unoertain as to whether this father will have any role in the child's life. Kri.ti has lived at many addre..es for brief period. of time eince she left her grandparent'. home. Rristi i. unemployed having been fired from her job at the Churoh of God Home. 'AJUI.TAL IIVOLVIUIIITI It is unoontroverted that John takes an aotive part in Brittany's development, playing with her and oaring for her phy.ioal and emotional needs. Kristi agreed that John is a r.spon.ible par.nt end that Mr. and Mrs. r.atherlin sr. r.spon.ible grandparent.. John do.. not believe that Kri.ti is a responsible par.nt. Th. instances whioh he believes demon.trate h.r laok of responsibility include the following. 1. ~risti hu been unable to maintain a home for her.eU and her other childnn. She hu not oared for her other children for any p.riod of time. Her longest residence has occurred during the last year in whioh she has resided in her apartment in Carlisle. 2. She has been unable to maintain steady employment. She wa. fired from her last job. 3. She is ourrently ready to deliver her fourth baby due to an unplanned pregnancy. She does not know whether this father will be involved in the ohild's life. ... She hae expre...d an on-going interest in living in Miohigan even though that would deprive Brittany of regular aooe.. to her father. Her rea.on for relooating is that she has a high school friend there and it would make her happy to live there. She has expr....d no oonoern for Brittany if .he were to relooate. Although thi. plan has been deferred, it remain. a long range plan. 5. She has expo.ed this ohild to dangerou. condition. on a repeated basie. A prime example 11 that .he brought a dog that she knew had bitten a ohild into her home. She did not oonfirm the dog" rabies inoculations. The dog bit Brittany in the faoe. She drank alcohol to the point of intoxioation while breast feeding Brittany without regard for the impact on the ohild. She did not place .areens in the seoond floor windows of her apartment until Wendell Featherlin begged her to do so beoause of his ooncern that Brittany would orawl out the window. She exposed the ohild to unMaf. it.m. inoluding pins, soissors and razors. 6. She doe. not provide properly for the child'. medioal oare. She refused to provide John with proof of immunizations despite hie repeated requests. She finilhed Brittany's inooulations in anticipation of this oustody hearing. Brittany had ropeated problems with soratohing on her soalp, arms and legs. She refu.ed to obtain treatment for approximately one month when she finally took the child to the doctor for this oondition as the result at John's admonitions. She maintains a large number of animals (4) in her one bedroom apartment even though Brittany has had problems with fleas due to these animals. 7. She ha. removed Brittany from this juri.diotion oontrary to the Order of this Court. She incurred oriminal oharges for this aotion. B. At different times, while under stren, she has expres.ed en interest in Brittany residing with others inoluding John'. parents and John'. brother and hi. wife. She also has had at le..t one epi.ode of suicidal thoughts s\lffioient to oau.e oonoern as to her safety. ~risti's prim.ry objeotion to John i, th.t he is controllin9 .nd too restrictive. One oan eadly oonolude how ~risti could develop this opinion for she and John come from two different worlds. There was no ...ertion m.de that John was ever inappropriate with Brittany. Kristi did alleqe that John vilited her apartment on two oooalion. uninvited by hor. John admitted to these two inst$nces but denied that he enqaged in inappropriate behavior while at tho.e vi.it.. There wae also an alleqat!on that John turned over some furniture in Rristi'. apartment upon learning that Ihe w.s writin9 . rom.ntio letter to a man she had just met in a bar. John testified that thie oocurred one week after Kristi had asked him to move ill with her and that he wu very upset with her behavior. While thil wu no exoule, he admitted that he ellqaged in this conduot. I.,va. Kbat custody arrlnge..nt operate. in the best inter.st of .rittany laslock? SU9geated response primary legal and physical custody in John W. Featherlin. AlGUNIlMT. It i. .a important to diacus. what this case is not .bout .. it is to dilouss what it is about. This oaae il not about which parent love. thie ohild the moat. Both the Plaintiff and Defend.nt have indicated in extenlive testimony their oonoern and love for their dauvhter. This is al.o not a cas. about economics. It i. undisputed that John W. Featherlin is in a bett.er economic polition than Rri.ti Haslock is at the present time. Thi. is largely due to the fact that he haa family resources that are unavailable to Rristi. What this case is about is which parent oan provide for the b..t interest of this child to insure her the very be.t po.eible during these important formative years. The law of Pennsylvania i. well settled that the standard to be applied in all oustody matters is the best interest of the child standard. Gerber v. Gerber 337 Pa.Super 580, 487 A.2d 413 (l985). There ha. been a olear trend to aboli.h pre.umption. in oustody disputes. Com Bx Rel Jordan v. Jordan. 302 Pa,Super 421, 448 A.2d 1113 (l983). The presumption that a child of tender year. .hould remain in the oustody of her mother has given way to the best , interest standard. In determining the best interest of a child the Court mu.t give oondderation to oontinuity and stability as important element. in a young ohild'. emotional development. Witmayer v. Witmayer, 329 Pa.Super 372, 467 A.2d 371 (1983). In a case before thi. Court/ Warren v. Rickabauah, ___ Pa.Super ___I 600 A.2d 218 (1991) / Judge Bayley found that the primary custody of two lllinor ohildren was be.t .erved by providing them a .t.ble environment with their father. This position was upheld by the Superior Court even though it resulted in the Court directing that the children relocate to the state of Florida. It ia oontended by the Plaintiff that in this ca.e the que.tion of stability i. best answered by an awsrd of oustody to the Father a. well. In this oa.e there ha. been exten.ive testimony a. to what eaoh parent haa to otter this ohild. It is suqgested by tbe Pleintiff the overridinq benefit that he can provide this ohild i. stability that the mother cannot provide. John has ties to this community that are long founded. He has 4 job here. He re.ides with his parents in a .table, traditional family home. All the physical and emotional needa that this child would have would be met in this environment. Krilti hae had a very erratio and unlettled life thus far. She has lived in many place.. There i. little testimony about her work history except that she was fired from her last job. She i. qivinq birth to a fourth ohild without the benefit of marriaqe. She has no family resource. and relie. upon neighbors to a..ist her in raising thie ohild. The overwhelming oonoern that John has conoerning Kri.ti a. a primary caretaker for this child haa to do with her ability to make good judqementl. KriBti has a long history of makinq bad jUdgemente. Krist! is a young woman who is now givinq birth to her fourth child to four ditferent fathers. Two of the children are not in her custody and it is believed by John that ahe maintains very limited contact with tho.. ohildr.n st all. Th. fourth child mayor may not have involvem.nt with the child'. father. Kri.ti ha. an uncertain work hietory. She has .xpre..ed a plan to relooate to Michigan although .he doe. not have any plan. with regard to work or living arrangement.. When queetioned ae to th~ benefite of the move Rrht.!. indioated .he would be happier there. This b con.i.tent with Krieti'. pattern of believing that the gra.e will be greener at another location. Ho.t reeponeible adult. realize that there i. no promi.e that this will be true. John seek. to provide an on-going, oon.ietent, .table environment tor hi. daughter. He believ.. that Krieti .hould have on-going regular oontact with thie ohild and that they ehould work together for her beet interest. John believe. that this oan only be accomplished if the ohild reeidee with him eerving as primary cuetodian. He believe. that Rrieti'. track reoord and laok of etability support a finding of him as primary cu.todian. It the Court were to find primary oustody in John at the pre.ent time, an arrangement could be made wherein the child could .tay with her mother during the days while John worked and she oould reeide in his home in the evening when he wu home from work. Weekend. oould b. ehared. Thi. would give the ohild the opportunity to maximize her acce.. to both parents. At the time that Kri.ti return. to work, depending upon her work .chedule, this eohedule would have to JOHN W. PEATHERLIN, I IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLBAS Plaintiff I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA I v. I NO. 716 CIVIL 1994 I KRISTI ANN HAS LOCK I IN CUSTODY Defendant I ImKOIlAHDUM IN IUPPOIl'l' or PLAINTlrr' I '.'ITION rOil CUITODY ITATENlKT or rACTI IIITIlODUCTIONI This is an action in custody brought by John W. Featherlin/ Plaintiff, seeking primary physical and legal oustody of his daughter, Brittany Nioole Haslock, date of birth, March 27, 1992. , She is two years and nine months of age. Thll mother of this ohild i. Kri.ti Ann Haelook, Defendant, who is ourrently twenty-five years of age. ourrently twenty-four year. of age. The mother and father of this child were never married. They John W. Featherlin is met when they were .tationed in Ma..achu.etts in the military. Brittany is John's only child and is the third ohild of ~risti Haslook. Kri.ti has two other ohildren, Ashley, age seven, and Melis.a age four, who were born to two different father.. Kristi was not married to the father of her first ohild but was married to the father of her .econd child. They are now divoroed. Neither ohild resides with Krieti. C~lLD" IACKOROUIDI Tpe evidenoe before the Court established that for the first five monthe of Britt.any'e life, she resided in Massaohusetts primarily in the hom~ of Jeffrey Haslock, Krieti's brother. Jeffrey Haslock teetified that during that time Krieti had to be reminded repeatedly of her reeponsibilities au a parent. He testified as to oonoerns he had in Kriuti'e ability to make good judgements regarding hereelf and her children. In Sept.ember of 1992, at the invitation of Wendell Featherlin, Kristi And Brittany moved to Pennsylvania into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Featherlin. John W. Featherlin Also resided in this home. Kristi and Brittany lived with the Featherlins from September 1992 until Ootober 1993, at which time Kristi obtained her own apartment. While Rristi lived with the Featherlins she 00- habitated with John for a period of time but when they were not able to get along, she determined it was b"st to obtain her own plaoe to live. At this point ehe was working at the Churoh of God Home all 1\ nursing aellilltant and had saved money towarde her apartment. J'ohn and hill family helped her obtain the items neceesary for her own apartment and helped her move. The testimony is uncontroverted that from the time that Brittany went to live with her father in September 1992, he proviJed on-going oare for her on a daily basis. He fed her, dressed her, bathed her, played with her and took all other aotions appropriate as a parent. Krist! agreed that the parenting responeibili ties were shared by Ihe, John end John's mother, Dorothy Featherlin. Prior to the conciliation hearing in April, 1994, John had equal, daily contact with Brittany as John worked durinl.1 the day and Kristi worked the 3100 to 11100 p.m. shift. Brittany would spend 3100 to lllOO p.m. each day with her fathor at his home and weekend. were also .hared eqUAlly. In April of 1994, Krhti's hOUri ohanged to daytime hours and Brittany began attending dayoare. A conciliation hearing held that same month resulted in a temporary order by conciliator Hubert x. Gilroy, Blquire wherein Brittany Itayed with her mother and .pent time with her father two eveninge per week and every othttr w..ekend. Although the Order doe I not provided overnight visite for John through the week, Brittany has Itayed overnight twice per week on a regular basis einoe the inoeption of the Order. PAalHT'8 BACKGROUND 1 John W. Featherlin is employed in an administrative pOlition with PC Partll, Incorporated. He has had continuoul employment sinoe he graduated from high echool in 1988. John ill Il graduate of Boiling Springs High School and hili redded in Carlisle all of hie life with the exception of the time he eerved in the military. John did well in the military and oompeted in a conteet for Soldier of the Year. He WAS offered an early disoharge opportunity whioh he took, returning to Carlisle and obtaining employment in the area. John resides with his mother and father in a home located in suburban Carlisle. The home has three bedrooms, a large yard and all amenities appropriate for a child. The family has lived at that same address for fourteen years. John has no oriminal oonviotions, drinks alcohol occasionally and does not use drugs. Kristi entered the military service in Michigan, where she was residing with her maternal grandparents, who are now deceased. ~risti does not maintain a olose relationship with her brother or her mother. She does not know her mother.'s address or phone number. KriBti has 1'10 family resouroes in the Carlisle area and depends upc)n other rod.dents in her apartment building, Tom Conn and Jody Sherman, for assietance in caring for Brittany. Krieti is ready to deliver another baby in Deoember of 1994 whioh .he conceived out of wedlook. She ie unoertain as to whether this father will have any role in the ohild'e life. Kristi has lived at many addresses for brief periods of time since .he left hor grandparent's home. Rrieti is unemployed having been fired from her job at the Churoh of God Home. PA1UIK'1'AI. IIfVOLVINIKT I It 11 unoontroverted that John take. An aotive part in Brittany's development, playing with her and caring for her physioal and elnotional need.. KriBti agreed that John is a responsible parent and that Hr. and Hrs. Peatherlin are responsible grandparents. John does not believe that Kristi is a responsible rarant. The instanoes which he believes demonstrate her laok of responsibility inolude the followingl 1. Kristi has been unable to maintain a home for herself and her other ohildren. She has not oared for her other ohildren for any period of time. Her longeet re8idence has occurred during the last year in which she hae re8ided in her apartment in Carlisle. 2. She has been unable to maintain 8teady employment. She was fired from her la8t job. 3. She is ourrently ready to deliver her fourth baby due to an unplanned pregnanoy. She does not know whether this father will be involved in the ohild'8 life. 4. She has expre8sed an on-going interest in living in Miohigan even though that would deprive Brittany of regular aocess to her father. Her rea~on for relocating is that she has a high school friend there and it would make her happy to live there. She has expreued no ooncern for Brittany it she were to relooate. Although this plan has been deferred, it remains a long range plan. 5. She has exposed this child to dangerous oonditions on a repeated basis. A prime example is that 8he brought a dog that ehe knew had bitten a ohild into her home. She did not confirm the dog's rabies inooulations. The dog bit Brittany in the faoe. She drank aloohol to the point of intoxioation while brea.t feeding Brittany without regard for the impaot on the ohild. She did not plaoe soreen. in the .econd floor window. of her apartment until Wendell Featherlin begged her to do so becau.e of hi. conoern that Brittany would orawl out the window. She expo.ed the child to un.afe iteme including pin., Boissor. and razor.. 6. She does not provide properly for the child'. medioal oare. She refu.ed to provide John with proof of immunization. deepite hie repeated request.. She finished Brittany'. inooulations in anticipation of thi. cu.tody hearing. Br.ittany had repeated problem. with .cratohinq on her .oalp, arm. and legs. She refused to obtain treatment for approximately one month when .he finally took the child to the dootor for thi. oondition a. the re.u1t of John'. admonition.. She maintains a large number of animal. (4) in her one bedroom apartment even though Brittany ha. had problem. with flea. due to these animals. 7. She hae removed Brittany from this juri.diotion oontrary to the Order of thie CO~Tt. She incurred oriminal oharge. for this action. 8. At dif hrent time., while under .tren, .he hu expre..ed en intere.t in Brittany reliding with others inclUding John'. parent. and John'. brother and his wife. She al.o haG had at lea.t one epi.ode of suioidal thoughte .uffioient to oau.e concern a. to her ufety. Kristi's primary objection to John is that he is oontrolling and too restrictive. One can easUy oonclude how Kristi oould deVelop this opinion for she and John oome from two different worlds. There wa. no a..ertion made that John was ever inapprqpriate with Brittany. Kristi did allege that John visited her apartment on two oooasion. uninvited by her. John edmitted to these two in.tances but denied that he engaged in inappropriate behavior while at those visits. There was a1l0 an allegation that John turned OVer some furniture in Kristi'. apartment upon learning that she was writing a romantio letter to a man .he had just met in a bar. John testified that this oocurred one week after ~rieti had ..ked him to move in with her and that he was very up.et with her behavior. While thie was no excu.e, he admitted that he engaged in thi. conduct. 1..U8. Whst custOdy arrsnae..nt oD.rate. in tbe b.st int.r.st of arittany .aslook? Suggested respon.e primary legel and physical oustody in John W. Featherlin. AIlGUMIlII'1' . It is as important to disouss what this oaae is not about as it ie to diecuu what it is about. Thie oa.. is not about which parent love. thi. ohild the most. Both the ~laintiff and Defendant have indicated in exten.ive testimony their conoern and love for their daughter. This is also not a oas. about eoonomio.. It is undi.puted that John W. Featherlin is in a better economic position then Kristi Haslook is at the present time. This ie largely due to the faot that he haa family re.ource. that are unavailable to Kri.ti. What this oaee is about is whioh parent can provide for the best intere.t of thh child to insure her the very best po.sible during these important formative years. The law of Pennsylvania ie well settled that the .tandard to be applied in all oustody matter. is the best inter..t of the ohild .tandard. Gerber y. Gerber 337 fa.Super 580, 487 A.2d 413 (1985). There has been a olear trend to abolish preswnption. in custody di.putes. Com Ex Re~ Jordan v. Jordan. 302 fa.Super 421, 448 A.2d 1113 (1983). The presumption that a child of tender yean ehould remain in the oustody of her mother haa qiven w.y to the best interest .tandard. In determining the be.t interest of a child the Court must give oonsideration to continuity and .tability .s important elements in a young child's emotional development. Witmaver v. Witmayer, 329 Pa.Super 372, 467 A.2d 371 (l983). In a oa.e before thi. Court, Warren v. Rickabauah, ___ Pa.Super ___, 600 A.2d 218 (l99l), Judge Bayley found that the primary ou.tody of two minor ohildren was best served by providinq them a .teble environment with their father. This position wa. upheld by the Superior Court even thouqh it r~.ulted in the Court directing that the ohildren relocate to the state of Florida. It is oontended by the Plaintiff that in this oaee the question of etability is beet answered by an award of oustody to the Father a. well. In thi. oase there has been exteneive testimony a. to what eaoh parent hu to offer this ohild. It is eugguted by the Plaintiff the overriding bellefit that he oan provide this ohild 11 stability that the mother oannot provide. John h.. ties to this community that are long founded. He has a job here. He resides with hie parents in a .table, traditional tllDlily home. AU t;he physical and emotional needs t;hat this child would have would be met in thie environmotnt. Kristi has had a very erratic and unsettled life thus tar. She ha. lived in many plaoes. There is little te.timony about her work hietory except that .he was fired from her last job. She is giving birth to a fourth child without the benefit of marriage. She has no family resource. and relies upon neighbors to a.siet her in raising this ohild. The overwhelming conoern that John has oonoerning ~risti as a primary caretaker for this child haa to do with her ability to make good judgementl. Kristi haa a long hietory of making bad judgemente. Krieti i. a young woman who ie now giving birth to her fourth ohild to four different fathers. Two of the ohildren are not in her cu.tody and it is believed by John that she maintain. very limited contact with thoee children at all. The fourth ohild mayor may not have involvement with the child'. father. Kriati hae an uncertain work hiBtory. She haa expre..ed a plan to relocate to Miahigan slthough ehe doee not have any plane with regard to work or living arrangemente. When queetioned a. to the benefit. of the move Krieti indioated ehe w.)uld be happier there. Th18 18 oon.ietent with Krieti'e pattern of believing that the gra.. will be greener at another location. Moet reepon.ible adult. realize that there i. no promiee that thie will be true. John eeek. tc provide an on-going, oon.i.tent, atable environment for hi. daughter. He believe. that Kri.ti ehould have on-going regular contaot with thi. ohild and that they ehould work together for her be.t intereet. John believee that thi. oan only be aooomplilhed if the ohild ruidee with him ..rv1.ng .. primary ou.todian. He believee that Kr18ti'. traok record and laok of etability .upport a finding of him as primary oustodian. 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I I IN CUSTOnV JOliN W. n.A'I'tU'.lUJN, PlalntllT K1USTI ANN IIASI.OC.K, Defendant ORD~R OF CQURT ANIl NOW, thlltl!ll~ay of .'ebruary, 100", u!lun consideration of the attached Complaint for ClUlOdy, It II hereby directed that the panles and their relpective counael appear before \ IlAltlt 'f. 6,k1,lf (;':,('/, , Custody Conciliator on ~ " ''Pt1 'irt h of ~ P ~_, lOO~. at ~ .01., for a Pre-hearlnll ClUwdy Conference. At such conference, an effurt will be made to relQ\ve the IMuesln dlspute~ or If this cannot be accomplished, to define and narrow the INues to be heard by the court, and to enter Into a temporary order. All children age I1ve or ulder may a11ll be preacllt at the conference. Failure to appear at the conference may provide llmunds for entry of a temporary or pennallellt order. \~'(Af!r\~ I'j'{') !ir I.. IJ n\ L(lh(joo, (.,,,,6 (u (("'llhl'd~, .'OR nn: COURT, By: ~Lfu-f Y)~t'(y i'Y/ c4'~ncl~~tl)r f:r~ (II . YOU SHOULD 1'AD: 'fillS PAPER '1'0 YOUR I..AWYER AT ONCE, IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A LAWYER OR CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR Tf.l.EPHONE 'filE OF'IOI SIT 'ORlll BELOW TO FIND OUT WIII:U YOU CAN GI1' LEGAL HILP. OFFICE OF TilE COURT ADMINISTRATOR COURllIOUSf:, 4TH FWOR CARUSLF" PA 170lS (717) 24lJ.6200 JOJlN W. i'1'.....I'IIi'.RlJN. PlalnlJJT I IN '1'11)/. COURT OF COMMON PU:AIJ OF I CUMDr,Rl.AND COUN'IY, Pt:NN&Yl.vANJA I I CIVil. ACmON .IAW I NO. In CIVIl.I9IH I I IN CUSTOllV w. I 1008'1'1 ANN IIASLOCK, Defcmdant COMPIAIN'I' FOR CUSTODY COMF1i NOW, P/alnM'jOHN W. n:A'l'I ":RUN, by and IhlllUlJh his altomey, Arthur T, McDennott, Eaqu/re and liver WI fo/lclWlI 1. PlalnlJJT IsjOHN W. n:A'J'In:Rl./N, residing al 184 Beech Street, Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania 17018. 2. Defendant is KRIS'l'I ANN HASLOCK, relldlng on York Road, Carlisle, Cumberland County, PenOlylvanla 17018. lIer exaCI addrelll I. unknown. Jler plllce .,f employment Is Ihe Church of God NurslnlJ Bome, 801 North lIanllvcr Slreet, Carlllle, PA 17018. S. Plaintiff leek cUltody of the following child: Namll Brlltany Nicole IIW1lock, I'relent Relidence Age born March 27,1092 York Road, Carlllle, I'A The child WllI born out of wedlock. The child is presently in the cUllody of Krill! Ann HWllo.~k, who relldes on York Road. Carlisle, PA 17015. During the period from August 100:1 through October I/), 1998,lhll child resided with Mr. and Mn. Wendell Fealherlln (palemal gnlndparenu) at 184 Beech Street, Carlisle, PA 17018. 111e child I. In the tempomry custody of the paternal gmndparelll.l, who act III prlmal'Y baby sltten. 4. The mother of Ihe child Is KrIstl Ann Ihulock, currently residing on York Road, Carlisle, PA 17015. Her exact addrelllls unknown. /). The father of the child Is john W. Featherlln. 6. 'I'he relatlonlhlp of l'lalnlllf tl) the child II that Qf father. '111e 1'lalntIJT currently relldel at IS" IWech Street, Carlllle, l'enlllylVllnla 17018. 7. 'I'he relatlonlhlp of the llefendillll tl) the child II that of motller. '111e llefendant currently relldel on Vork Road, Carlllle, I'A 17018. Her ellact IIddrellll unknown. 8. Plalntlff hill not participated ill partie I Qr wllllellcl, or In another capacity, In other lIt1ptlon concernlnll the cwtody of the child In lhll or anolher court. 9. The belt Intcrellland penllanent welfare of the .:hlld will be ICrved by granting the relief requClted bllcaulC the Plaintiff can provide a more ltable and nurturing aUllolphere than Defendant. Granting Plalntlff custody will be In the belt llIlerelll and penllanent welfare of the child. 10. Il.ach parent whOle parental rlghu to the child hIlS not been tennlnated and the penon who hill phY'lcw cUltody ()e the child have been named lIS parties to this action. All other pel1Onl, named below, who are known to have or claim a right to cUltody or visitation of the chUd will be given notice of the pendency oe this aCllon and the right to Intervene: Name Addrell DlISls of Clalm Mr. and Mn. Wendell Featherlln, 134 Beech Street, Carlisle GllIndparenll WflERF.FOIU:, Plaintiff relJuesll the court 10 grant Interim custody of the chUd to the paternw grandparenu, Mr. and Mn. Wendell Featherlln. Rcspcclfully submlued, ~#~ Arthur 'I'. McDennolt & Aasodatcs FIfty Fat High Street Carllsle, PcnnsylVllnla 170 IS (717) 248-7807 Attorney eor Plalntlffl - ''5. I INTI n: COURT Qt' COMMON PUAS OF I CUMllERl..AND COUN1Y, PENN~Yl.vANIA I I CIVIL AGI'ION .l..AW I NO. 7111 eML IO'J4 JOliN W. t't:ATm:RlJN, PlallllUl' KRISTI ANN HASI.oCK, De:fe:ndant . . : IN CUSTODY r.:TITION .'OR SI't:C1AL REI.IEF COMt:S NOW, Pe:tltlone:r, Johll W. Fe:atherlln, by and throullh hi. allorney Anhur T. McDe:rmoll, E.\qulre: and petitio", thla Honorable: CAlun for Spcclal Relief In the form qf temporary custody oCthe: child Brittany Nichole:, and IUtcs as folloW1: 1. On .'cbruary I~, 199,1. the Pe:tllloner IIIcd a Complaint In Custody for the child Jlrlttany Nichole Haslock. 2. On February 17, 1994, the Petllloner lIIed a Petition for Special Relief for an Orde:r for the Respondent not to remove the child from the jurisdiction of the Coun. S. On February 22, 1994. the O)un after a conference with the partles. and having been lUIured that the Respondent would not remove the child from the Coun's jurisdiction Ia.sued an Order to that effect. 4, On or about February 211, 199-1, the Respondent took the child to Ayer, MiIWlchulllltlJ, II. On February 28, 1994, the Petitioner l1Ied a Petition for Colllempt. 6. 011 March 2, 1994, the Coun ordere:d the: Respondent to return the child to the jurisdiction to the Colin and scheduled a hearing for contempt on March 9, 1994. 7. AA of March 7, 199-1, the Sherilfs Office is stili allemptlng to serve the latest Or~er of Coun, Ilnd It Ia presumed It will be IIllrved before the hearing. t, I " '. i I . ,., .Il I .: \' .~ ~ ,., "i" '''I'''''''''''.''' r-' 'r'" -. . '.,,:.. "',. ,::-.: .:. ,.. ~ .r/I"_II":'\~II"'" . ,. ~'.'I.i' i~ ~,uatJ,,:: ".'!, .' >,..'f.."....,'..' ,~~.;!f?:'1;.."I'." . . ' ;. ' ~, ;' '. ' , " VERU'::CA'l'IOII Oc' PLEADINGS I X verify that th~ atatements made in thil document are true and corrllct. I under. tend that false atatementl herein are made .ubj~ct to tho penalties of 18 Pa. C.S. Section 4904/ relating to uns~orn fal~ification to authorities. Cate, /1'/ j;; (ita~ct{ V~I 10?~ /' I, I, , 1'1 , , 'I II - , I , , II, , , ,I I " ',' " . ~ ,:' .. .. JOHN W. 'IATHI~LIN, PlaintiU V ICRISTI ANN HASLOCK/ . IN THI COURT 0' COMMON PLIAS 0' . CUMBIRLAND COUNTY / PINNSYLVANIA . CIVIL ACTION - LAW . . . NO. 716 CIVIL 1994 I. U I '1'11'110. .0. .rICIAL ULII' ...0.. ....Lt. ..~. OIlDI. O' COQJ'I AND NOW, thie 17th d.y of February, 1994/ a he.rin9 i. aet on the petition for Tueed.y/ rebruary 22, 1994, .t 11.30 ...., in Courtroom No.1. The mother, Kri.ti Ann Haslook, .h.ll not remove Brittany Nioole Ha.look from Cumberland County until a deoiaion i. entered on Tuesday, February 22/ 1994. Arthur T. McDermott, .equire ror the Petitiolin .pbf " ' I,' 1 , . . 'I .' ftU n '.I 'J.,') \"1\ t~\\ I 'I I . 'I I \ I ~ I. II! \>\ ., , , ,Ill,', C\;1 ,,, " '1 ,',\ I 1'\, l.1 I, I , " 'I I 'I " I' 1 ,",1 I I' , Ii" I " Ii I , I, 1 , I I , , , ,I -I! "1 , , " , I 1 ' , . " JOHN W. rIATHIRLIN/ Plaintiff V KRISTI ANN HASLOCK/ I IN THI COURT or COMMON PLIAS or I CUMBBRLAND COUNTY, PBNNSYLVANIA I CIVIL ACTION - LAW I I I NO. 716 CIVIL 1994 III II. '1'11'11011 '0. .'ICIAL IILIlr ..,o~ ....Ly. 'MJ. MIIIOIlAIIDUK 0'1111011 DD OlD.. or COUll" A previou. order wa. entered thi. date di.mi..ing the relief reque.ted beoau.e the oourt had no record of a oomplaint being filed. There wa. a oomplaint filed and it ha. been located. There i. no written order now regarding ou.tody. The petitioner want. the oourt to aign an ex parte order preventing the natural mother from removing the daughter from Cumberland County/ penn.ylvania. A look at the oomplaint indioAte. that the father i. the plaintiff but the relief reque.ts that interim ou.tody be granted to the paternal grandparenta. No rea.on i. given for an ex parte order. Grandparent. have no .tanding to seek cu.tody of a child. They have under oertain oircum.tanoe., a right of aotion for partial ouetody or vi.itation. Van Coutren v. Well., Pa. Super. ___, 633 A.2d 1214, 1215 (19931. The petition doe. not eeek partial cuetody or vi.itation nor do.e the natural father lek for cu.tody. It a.k. for interim oUltody until a he.ring i. held. 'il ,,, , " I' I' " " , I" I " ~ .~,~ .. .,,- " " I':_~ " .,." .'!( " '>J ~-") " , , , r-.,... , .. , !!! " , I , I " '1,' " " ,,' i 'I I , , 'I , I II I,' ,j I, JOHN W. FEATtlEJUJN, PlalnlllT w. : IN THE COURT m' COMMON 1'l.F.AS OF : CUMm:JUAND COUN1Y, PENN&YLVANJA : : CMl. A(mON . LAW : NO. 716 CMl.IOO" : : IN CUSTODY J'ETITION FOR ~J'II.CJAI. Rl'.1.,,.F KJUSTI ANN liASLOCK, Derendant COMES NOW, Petitioner John W. Feathc:rlln by and through lib allQmey Anhur T. McDennou, i'Aqulre and petition. 1hiI Honorable Coun (or Spedal Reller In the aOOYll captlon.d matter, anI! ltam II rollowa: 1. It hll come 1Q the allentlon o( Petitioner that Kr\atl Ann Hillock, IleIpond.nt Intenda to remove the child Brittany Nicole Haslock (rom the Slale o( PCn/uylvanla, without the COlllent or Petitioner on or about Saturday. February 19. 109". WtlERUORE, Petitioner requellJ thatthb Honorable Coun e.uo1n the Relpondentl'rom removlngthe child rrom Cumberland County, PennS)'l\\1nlll until this cwtody matter II rCllllved. Respectfully submllled, ARTHUR T, MCDERMO'IT Be ASSOCIATES Anhur T. McDennoll. i'Aquire 110 Eaatlllgh Street Carllslll, PA 17018 (717) 24$.1807 " I 'I " , " t. 'f~}",..',-'~.':l"'~"; ,I .I..i'....".... "", ... wl~~f\JMt!. :.",0 ., , " II , . . ,',,+~.:f~..~;_ 'I\J,,,,'!;- ~,'l-~1',?'t ~ '" . ,', '. VERIFiCATION Of PLEADINQS I vn Lfy thAt tho! . tA te::ents mold. in thll docUlllent and c:o:nc:t. I unc!ustand thl1t fall, Itateentl herein az. IUd. . .ubject to the penalties of 18 Pa. C.S. Section 4904, nlaUnq to unl....orn h 11 U ication to Authorities. Date, -yt~ 16, my ~ ~~/J~ .-..j ~/ . , . \ . ,'" " - I , , , " " ...~ ~ I.." . " , ,',1 . , ' ., ~ ....! '." .." , . 1\.ld"lldlJlll 1 ',.l('<)fi f I' (/ ,'- .,,,({llJll filii, lIaul""k'lI ""jghb,,,'. 4'" JIJ/!t, for tho f1rut time, In NI~ 1~9j Ill. 'I'hu Church "I' ',od 1llll'l~l/1lr 111>11\11. AI'!.,,,, tt'alnlnK, Wf! buollmu K')O,j l'rllln<Ja a. wol.J. IlU cnworkoru. ~lhlJ uxpt.'(luuod t.l) OUI hor. rltll.ld In J'Lnd an u.}lIl.l'lmont. know of onc noxt to1 lOin", thl1t ....all KolnK I;" bn 1'0)' I',mt In AIII\'\lUt I')')j, :llJ" /(ot thll Ilpflrtm.mt anll 1 mllut montLnll that oho lIptlnt thr.'IJI~ wlJuku work.1l1g on J.t.. 'l'r) mnklJ It (L rnoru <loslrl1blo II,vln/( lInvlro1m""t,. If "lJ" ,lid "ot, Oilr" uh'l wOllld nIl!: h/LV" 1I00nO thl'l)ugh 00 muoh troublo. 'l'hn Ilpl\rtlllo"t W'lll 11.V'lbl'l bill; IIIII\lJb:l, lIutll IIh,' WIHI l'.\nl~ho<l, UlIm it turnod I)Ut to h" 11 ()uto I,lttl.., ap,,/'tmont. IMt'ln/{ thl) 1)I)I11'no 01' 0111' roj,lltlonohlp, [ hlld thu opport,uu1 t,y trJ ml~C't Nr.. P'I!ILf,hIH'I1n. L knrJI.., /Lnd oan t.'nj~ld I uI,,:1Or.1l1. tilDoO ospeolall.y ovor thu IIUlt till"'" 1lI',ntlJn, that, 1,:1.'. I,',,,,th..d I.n hau Intlmldlltnd :m<l f:\'1/(htomd Nil. dall/ook. On '1Il" ooeanjnn In narl,y 1"nhr.'UIll.',y, "ho ,"lllo<l 100 11n<.l nskud me to C:f)JnO nVltL' tn hot: Ilplll'tmfJut. 'l'hq lJ,plll.tmnllt wau a wt.'ock. Hu. ill.lulook nu.Ld hlif had LLwaklJllOd hor ll.nd thrl~W I!VI~r.,ytb11l1.{ oVII1'ywhnr.o. CrHlch(JIJ woro ovorlurntlu, booko "oro thrown l1<n'''OI1 tho 1.'''OIA. I 1;I.'I.",j to I','['''Ull<)'' hor I." cnll tho polloo but Ilt that time IIho did Ilot wlnh 1;0 tnk'l Ilot,lon, It wilon' t ulltll ['f),)olltl,y that tho polloo bOO/UDO Involved. 1'1t'. 1"ollth"l'lltl had bO'lll IUlt"llooln~ 1'111. ililul.nck cmd ,'rlKhtenlnA' hor so mueh [In thllt aho fin1llly "oul{h t \w I p. I'W. Io'oathorlln lu no I otlf{<Jr ~ on thl 1\ \ I" \, '( \ , ,\ .', propflt'ty, whom w" IIVO. ^o for I(rlotl IlilUlook blllnl-r :w unfit mothor, I <10 nnt 111\'t"hl. :lhu In 11 very ncat nnd dORn porlHltll Ill; homo and al; w,)t'k. If' lIhll '[ooon't IUlVO enough money to bu,y 1',)1)11 ( and. 1;11J.1I hllll hilpp.Jtwd), lIhr! will f(O without AO ihllt hor daughter dOOB not I1I\Vll to. I havo n.)vor MOll Kl'l"ti /lUUl1ll ':It' no/~leot h..r ,JrlIlKhter Ilrj ttllnY In nny way. I hnvo nl'vor noon llrl.ttllny bolt)g dJ.rt,y 1)1' looldnl( ne"l.oeted, ill IU\y way. III filet 1l1'ittlltl,y /llwn,yn (woma IlilPPY. i hlll.l,'VOl It WOUII\ be 11 ml,ntnko to split Hrl tt,I1ny from her moth'ir. "I I; 1J.o'/~"Ij{~L t(, " tnr,na .')'1,,9"/ (Jlnoll"roIY, I, 1 . ,i,-./. ,.)//U' j' jj('/:{q{{' /',/ T .5) J- Cl,/ ~/ 0, O.\h I , , I.' \0" ' .) j...' ,C,L.:t\...c-~... witnusa 5 I,' '1'( ." .i ., , JOHN W. rEATHERLIN, Plaintiff IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLIAS or CUMBERLAND COUNTY/ PENNSYLVANIA V. ICRIBTI ANN HASLOCK, CIVIL AC'rION - LAW Detendant NO. 716 CIVIL 1994 IN REI CUSTODY CoNTIMPT ORDER OF COURT AND NOW, this 9th day ot Maroh, 1994/ after a hearing held today, the Court makes the following orderl The Court direot. that John W. Featherlin and ICrieti Ann Ha.look .hall ahare temporary phyeical custody of Brittany Nicole Ha.look until auoh time aa there ha. bssn a oustody oonciliator hearing in April of 1994. The arrangsment. for the joint phyaical ou.tody will be that Brittany .hall re.ide with her mother until her mother goes to work. Her mother will then take her to Mr. Featherlin" residenoe. She shall .tay with hi. parent. until her mother returns from work, and John .hall then return Brittany to the oustody ot her mother. To make it speoifio, I direot that the mother .hall not remove Brittany from the state of Pennsylvania at any time in the future until atter a ou.tody oonciliation hearing i. held. The Court would direot that the partiea oontinue their present temporary oustody arrangement ot Brittany during the weekends and during the period. of time that the mother haa day. off. , ..- la,,, JOliN W. Ft:Al'm:Rl.IN, PlalnL1If ~ IN TlU: COURT OF COMMON PU:AS OF ~ CUMBF,RlAND COUN1Y, PENNSVLVANIA w. . . I CIVIl. AC110N . lAW ~ NO, 7111 CMI.IOO.. I I IN CUSTODY Ollpf./t KRlSTI ANN HASI.OCK, D~(~nrlalll AND NOW, thli _ day of March, 100.. an Order II Iuued lrantlnlllempqnuy phyUca.I cwtody of Ihe child, Brillany Nlchole Ha.\lock 10 Ihe Petltlon:r IPlalnL1If pendlnl the reaolutlon or the custody conciliation hearinl. Bvnu: COURT, Harold E. Sheely, P J, " , I , , ,I " I, , " " " , 1 , " )', 1'1 li,l, JOliN W, t't'ATm:IU.IN, Plai/lll/T \'\. : IN Tilt: COlJ RT ()l' COMMON l'UA'iOF I CUMm:RIANI> COUN'IY, l't:NNlIYl.VANIA I I CIVil. AGI'lON . lAW I NO. 716 CIVIL lOll.. KRISTI A.'iN IIASLOCK, l>efelldant , . : IN Cl'STOIlV P~,TI'I'I()N ~'OR SI't:CIAL Rt:l.IF.t' co~mi NOW, I'etitloner, John W. J.'elltherlin, by and through his attorney Arthur T. McDermoll, tMluire alld petitions this tlollorable C<lun fur Spcclal Rellcf In the fonn of temporary cUllody of the child Brit tallY Nlchole, and statCI as follolt1: l. 011 .'cbnlary Ill, \!JIB, thc Petitioner lUed a Complalllllll Custody ror the child Brittany Nlchole tlaslock. 2. On Febnlary 17. 100", the Petitioner filed a Petition for Special ReHef for an Order for thc Respondent 1I0tto rcmovc the child from thc jurisdiction of thc (Aun. S. 011 FebJUary 22. I 9!).l , ule Coun after II conference with the panlel, and having been lUSurcd that the Respondcnt would 0<)1 remove the child from the ('Aun'S jurisdiction ll.\ucd an Onler tl) Ihat effect, .., On or abolll Fcbnlary 21), 199,1, the Respondcnt took Ihe child to Ayer. M:I.'lsadlllsell.\, 6. On .'ebnlary :Ill, \!J9", thc Petitioner /1Ied a Petition ror Colllempt. 6. On March 2, 190", the Coun ordercd the Respondcllt to rctum the chUd to the jurisdiction to the Court and !\Cbeduled a hearing ror cOlllempt Oll March 9, 199... 7. AJ of March 7, 19'H. UIC: Sher\frs Office is Itlll allemptlng to seIVe the latest Order of COllrt, and it Is prelllmedlt wlll be IelVed berore the hearing, 8. PuuuQnur bulleve. and thureforu awn Ihill thu R&:lpondenl II not a relponalble parenl, and II lull II rbk of laklnglhe chUd .mny fmm the Coun'. jnRldlction, Ind therelore de.lrelto have cUllody or the child pending the rUlolullon of thll mailer. 9. A cUltody concllhlUon conference I. Khcduled for April 8, 100.. In Ironl 01 Hubert X. Gilroy. WlIt:Jlf.FOIU:,Petilloner re1lucILI thl. 1I1)/\orilhle Co"n 10 con.lder lhIa Petition II the hearlnlJ on March I), 19'J.f and award him lempl)mry phpicaJ cUllody pendlnlJ the moludon 01 thla CalCl. Rclpcctfully.ubmlllcd, ARTIIUIl T. MCm:RMOTI' "ASSOClATLS ...-..-.~~( C ~rmou, Elqulre eo Eaal HIgh SlJ'ecl ClIrlble, PA 1701S (717) 2-1$.7807 , ' i , " " " , I' " , 'I '" 'I 0, I " , '. .' ' ~ " " ',~. '," ", "" 'I p;' "" ""7*" ,,', ~~,: ' .' 0;.,,,' 0" ' , · .~' S/<' .''''10, ".. :'J. ,. r~r...,." " "', '. oJ; '.~r"'~~ ,....;,(1:',. " " . . ,: '.' .. ,I .. .,1 ~ ,., , ....! ;l",~ , , .; '.', . " vtRU'ICNl'ION OF i1t.EADUIOS I verify that the statements m~de in this documont are true And CQrrect. I understand that tals~ statemonts horoin are made aubject to tho penaltios of 18 Pa. C.S. Section 4904, relating to unsworn falsification to Authoritio3. Cate. l/(t tel ( ..f, /9/ l.j , " I' I, " '" ,I , , - 1,1 " 1 'i ,I , , , ' .' ',' . , ,In l 1:'IV:" JOliN W, n:ATIWRl.IN, PJahuUf I IN Tilt: COURT OF COMMON PIJ'.AS Of' t CUMm:R1AND COUN'IY, P.:NNI)YLVANIA t : CIVlI.ACI'ION .IAW NO, 711\ CIVIL 19'H vt. KRISTI ANN IIASI.OCK, l)cfcndalll : : IN CUSTODY PKI'ITION ~'OR SPI<:CIAI. RI<:J.IU' CO~U:S NOW, Pctltloner, Juhn W. ~'catherlin, by ~nd through his ~llomey Arthur T. McDennoll, .'Mlulre and pctltlon~ Ihls Ilonurable Court for Special Relief In the fQnn of temporary cUllody of Ihe chUd Brlll.;1ny Nicholc, and illites 3A fullo\W: I. On February Ill, I!)!H, Ihe Petitioner filcd a Complaint In Cwtody for the child Brittany Nichole H3Aluck. 2. On February 17, 19'H, the Petitioner flied a Petition for Special Relief for an Order for thc Rc~pundcnl nolto remove Ihe child from thc Jurlsdictlon of Ihe Court. S. On .'cbruary 22, I !JIH, the Court after a conference with the parties, and having been iWured Ihat Ihe Rc~pondcnl would not remove tJle chUd from the Court's Jurisdiction Issued an Ordcr to that cffect, "" On or abUIll Fcbruary 21\, 19',>4, thc Rc~pondent look the child to Ayer, MlIS.\lld1ll5CIU. /I, On February 211, I !J!H, the Petltloncr filed a Petition for C.ontcmpl, 1\, On March 2, I!J!).I, the Ct)urt ordered Ihe Rc~pondellllo rcmm Ihe child to the jurisdiction 10 Ihe Court ~nd scheduled a hearing for cOlllempl on March 9, I !J!J4, 7. AI of March 7, 1!J9.J,lhc Shelill's Otncc Is stili allemptlngto serve the latesl Order of Coun, and Ills presumed II will be served before Ihe hearing. I ',;,.\\'I!J~~t~.~:I~O'~'';!.!l\'''; ~.'/,' ~""}.~. .. (~I', 't ,- ,,'\~. .. ,." "r'," rM'''''JI'[~' ql'.......,f~ .' I1"T . ., ...' !1!. ',_l''',. ,I,.!, /',..1 '. r. ..,,', ~ "'ti," ,t" . " , . . , . '.. " . . I ~ )/1 .,,.,.j " , . -1" .- "':1.'1' . "'I,':' VERIFICATION OF l'L&ADINOS I vetLfy that the Itatementl lIIade in thh docWIlent are t.l:Ue and correct. I understand that foll.. etatelllenta hereLn are made .ubject to tho penaltLes of 18 Pol. C.S. SectLon 490",/ rehtin9 to unsworn falsLfLcatLon to authorLties. Catel !1(Ltdc ~/ 199'-1 , ", ,\ ,"- I, " I 1,1 , I' '" ,,' --"' " I, , , " " , , , " , I, 01 I,I! ',' .'It' " VI. I IN nit: COURT Ol~ COMMON l'U:A8 OF I CUMIU:RIANll COUN'IY, P.:NNSYl.vANIA I I CIVil. ACTION . lAW I NO. 716 CIVil. 1004 I I IN CUSTODY JOliN W. F..ATflF.RlJN, 1'lalntIIT KllISTI ANN HASLOCK, Defendant Pt'..1'ITION JiOll SPECIAL REl~llr COMES NOW. Pct!t!<mer, John W. Featherlln, by and throullh hll attorney Anhur T. McDermoll, F.aqulre and petltlonl this Ilonomble Court for Special Relief In the form l)f lempol'luy cu.uody 01' the child Brittany Nlchole, and states i11l'oUoWlI 1. On February 16, 1004, the I'cthioner med a Complaint In Cuuody for the child Brittany Nlchole Hallock. \I, On February 17, 1994, the Petitioner flied a Petition for Special Relief for an Order for the Relpondent not to remove the child from the JUrisdiction of the Court. 5, On February 2\1, 1004, the Court after a conference with the parties, and having been lUIured that the Respondelll would not remove the child from the Court's Jurisdiction Iuued an Order to that effect. 4. On or about .'ebruaty 26, 1004, the Respondelll took the child to Ayer, ManachulCu.s. 0, On February 28, 1994, the Petitioner med a I'etltion for Contempt. 6. On March 2, 1994, the Court ordered the Respondent to retum the child to the Jurisdiction to the Court and scheduled a hearing for contempt on March 9, 1004. 7. AI of March 7, 1004, the Sherlll's Office ISltlll allemptlnll to serve the lalelt Order of Court, and it II presumed It will be selVed before the hearing. fEu \1 \ 34 \'al'~~ I" " r.: ~J I ill \ \t )1(> I lilt li,lI. r-' \h~ '!trll\,1 tIn , I~ ill" " , " " , " , ' , , " " " " d , , "i , I" ,I , , , , , " , 1 , ' " , ' , , " ,I JOHN W. Fi:A'I'JlFJUJN, PlalnlUJ / VI. I IN un; COllRT OF COMMON PU'.A.S OF i CUMBERLANI) COUNIY, PENNSYLVANIA I I CIVIL ACTION . lAW i NO. 716 CIVII,1004 I I IN CUSTOI)V KJUSTI ANN HMLOCK, Defendant QIUlll.ll /f1ft41t ~ J ANI) NOW, lhihu... UD1 ,,,. ~h'"_'I' 1004 the I)efendllnt I. ordered to relurn the child Brittany to the Jurladlcllon of the C.oun. A hearing I. scheduled for the J)efendanll C.ontempt ot .l11/(J CQunon~, In CQunroom No. I, at2.m. BYTm:OOURT, I --- .1h~/' ,lc Hamid E. Sheely, PJ. " 1 ' " I F I II ,I' ! 'I, , ' I" " , , ".," I " II "'1 " " liAR 2 lJ 1)2 All '9~ 1,1'1 I' 'I \1,\ 1,1, I "111 I I, " " ", , , ,.) 'I I' , " V. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS or CUMBERLAND COUNTY/ PENNSYLVANIA NO. 716 - CIVIL - 1994 JOHN w. FEATHIRLIN1 Plaintiff KRISTI ANN HASLOCK, Defendant CIVIL ACTION - cUSTODY PETITION FOR CONTINUANCE The petitioner, Kri.ti Ann Ha.lock, by and through her attorney, Joan carey of Legal services, Ino., state. the followingl 1. The petitioner, Kristi Ann Haslook, is an adult individual residinq at 62 York Road, Apt. E, carlisle, cumberland county, Psnnsylvania. 2. The respondent, John William Featherlin, ie an adult individual residing at 134 Beach street, cumberland county, Penn.ylvania. 3. On or about May 3, 1994, this Court entered an Order achedulinq a custody hearing in the above-oaptioned case for May 23, 1994 at 1.30 p.m. 4. The petitioner received the Order and conoiliation Conference summary Report on or about May 9, 1994 and contaoted ..v.ral attorneys in an effort to retain oounsel. 5. The petitioner oould not afford the requested retainer fees and was referred to Legal service. on May 18, 1994 in the late aftsrnoon. 6. Legal Servioes, Ino. soheduled an appointmsnt to meet with the petitioner on May 19, 1994, at 3130 p.m. 7. The petitioner requests a oontinuance of the hearing on May 23, 1994 for reasons inoluding the following. " a. Legal Service. ia unable to properly prepare for a Clu.tody hearing. b. Ther. i. a ou.tody order entered on May 3, 1994, whioh aet. out a 8chsdule for shared phy.ioal oustody affording ~oth parti.. time with the child. WHEREFORE, the petitioner request. that the hearing be continued and re.oheduled. Respeotfully .ubmitted, D e'ii' ,( an Carey Attorney for pe ' tioner LEGAL SERVICES, INC. a Irvine Row carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 243-9400 , II " , , , I; , , , I , I ji I, , , , , , I " , JOHN W. FlATHIRLIN I IN THB COURT or COMMON PLIAB~ Plaintiff I CUMBIRLAND COUNTY/ PBNNSYLV IA I v. I NO. 716 CIVIL 1994 I ICRISTI ANN HA8LOCK I Defendant I IN CUSTODY O~DBR OF COURT AND NOW / thil ,\ (I) day of / \" (", s. / , 1994 IJpon oonsideration of the nque.t of oounsel for Plaintiff and IJpon the ooncurrenoe of ooun.el for Defendant/ it iI hereby ordered that the hearing .et for July 20, 1994/ .hall be oontinued to Ootober 19/ 1.194. The hearing be held at 'I, .;,) o'olook .!-L.m. ,in Court Room No. / / Cumberland County Court House, One Courthou.e Square/ Carli.le, pennaylvania 17103. BY THB COURT I 11 L.L/(:!l /,/ J. ., I , I \ , '~ " r' '.' ) , ~ lb ~4(, P",k., ~I'..I e",II.I., PA 1701:1.0:1111 ," PA 17013 000"00-0000 " E PARTS INC HARRISBURG, PA I L I .A,E. ,Y)I'( HASLOCK, KRISTl (717) 240-01.164 18 .. ,- PAY NO CARDS ALONG -7--- SPE'CTOR. BARRY M / NONE, REFUSED- IN I ANC! cm,A~VN' , DOG BITE TO fACE (NEIGHBOR DOG SEE COMMENT LINE) N 0I'-1l06 - -JOf)Y'1tlel<fIt6f)E~'" PHONE 243-3476 ,.- ----------..--------.. BRIEF VISIT _~OQ CASr..f1:::: PINHEIl .~!l!!!~, All. 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PllltJnllnl 1IlIIIIY PIlIOI1III!I Klln.....lclh)'lOP.lrul Mllblllly Illlpl\IIIIrj (JilIN PAnlNT PAoeUM: HIJrOll10 Dlng"IJ'" OllTCOME/GOAL E'p",,'Od by DI"hmOC/ "~-' .:><- '2 '3 \.u. u:. -(' O...'t1.P-J\,- , , " " I dlCart~ ~ CON..NT TO 10e'ITAL ADMI.IION AND MID I Cj} J!.r.ATIAINT N.m. ot I\tt.ndln\j Phy.lol.n (.), €./2 _'__~.._,_, O.t. ot I\dml..lonl ~9;Jqy~. Tim.l , 1. I, (or~Jt;._ 'd. , N... lit ........ 1I,,,,,'all.. r. Il , .u".rln9 from. conditlon nq..lrln\j ho.pit.l care, h.l'lby N... 0' 'alllal oon..nt to r.nd.rin9 at uoh car., whioh may include rout in. dia9no.tio proo.dure. end .uch m.dio.l tr..tment .. the nam.d .tt.ndin9 phy.ioian(.) or other at the hoepital'. ..dieal .t.ff con.id.r to be n.e....ry, . . (1\H)_IPN)._ .0Unll on behalf ott ~, I und.r.t.nd th.t the praotio. of m.dioine .nd .ur9ery 11 not .n ..aot .01.noe Ilnd th.t dl.c;rno.ia .nd tre.tn,.nt m.y involve ri.k. ot injury, or .v.n d..th. I .cknowl.dll. th.t no \ju.r.nt... h.v. b..n made to m. .. to the r..ult at examin.tlon or tr..tm.nt durln\j thle ho.plt.liuUon. 3, I under.t.nd that, ("'l- It ia cu.tomary, .b..nt emergenoy or extr.ordinary circum.tanc.., thalr no .ub.t.ntl.1 proc.dure. .n pertorm.d upon. p.Uent unl..e .nd until h. or ehe ha. h.d an opportunlty to dl.cu.. them with the phy.ioian or other he.lth prote.elon.l to the p.tient'. .ati.t.ctionl (8) Each patient ha. the ri9ht to con.ent, or to r.fuI. con..nt, to any propo.ed procedure or th.rapeutic cour.e, .nd (e) No p.t ient will b. involv.d in .ny r....rch or .xp.riment.l prooedur. without hia or her full knowledge .nd con..nt, 4, I und.r.tand that many of the phy.lci.n. on the .tatt of thi. hOlpital, 11l01udlnll the attendinc;r phyaici.n(.) n.med ebove, an not .mployee. or .g.nt. ot the hoepltal but, reth.r, .re independ.nt contucton who h.v. b..n grant.d the privU.9. of ulinll it. fecillUu tor the c.n and trutm.nt ot thelr paU.nt.. Furth.r, I r.alll. that amonll thoe. who att.nd p.tient. .t thl. ho.pit.l .r. m.dlc.l, nur.ln9, and other h..lth oar. per.onn.l in trainln9 Who, unl... r.quut.d otherwl.e, m.y b. pru.nt durlnc;r p.ti.nt care a. . part of th.ir educ.Uon. Still or moUon picturu .nd clolld circult t.l.vlI10n mon1torin\j ot pati.nt can .1.0 m.y be u..d for educ.tion.l purpo... or tor docum.ntatlon of the clinical oour.. un 1... . patient .xpr.laly r.que.t. otherwl.e, . 5. I r.l.... CA~I.L. IO.PITAL from .11 r..pon.ibl1lty tor .11 .rtlcl.. whlch I am r.tainln9' or will h.ve with m. durin9 my .tay at the ho.pit.i. I und.ret.nd thia lnclude. elothln9, bridgework, fal... tuth, eye~l.llIu, j.welry, mon.Yl radio, ralor or anr oth.r it... k.pt ln my po.....elon. I undern.nd I m.y d.polit valuabl.. in a .at. prov d.d by the ho.pitall only if thi. i. done wIll the ho.pit.l ...um. any reeponlibility tor the eafek..pin9' 6. I her~by ^cknowl.dq. that I h.v.. nceived written Information on the topic. ot Pati.nt Ri9ht. .nd AdvancQ Directivea, Date of Sign.tura, ~.:.!...9.-,.q_'!.__,.__,__ (UONI\TI1IUl or PATIENT)'-"---'-'- (UOHI\TVu O' IIITN.e.) (If p.tient in unabl.. to conaent or i. . minor, complete the followin91) Pati.nt Ii. . minor _ ye.rn of a~el (io unable to corleent hecau.ej' ~~i.1i1.:Z~IuI\R(-ikj)U))--'--"W,'.~~;~~.~iuRE'i'--IIITN.el) CLOe.IT AVAILABLE IIELATIVE) An 031!\ IIn/91 \ JOHN w. FBATHBRLIN1 Pla ntiff I IN THI COURT or COMMON PLBAS 0' I CUMBBRLAND COUNTY/ PBNNSYLVANIA I I I I NO. 94-0716 CIVIL TBRM I I V. KRISTI ANN HASLOC~, Defendant I I ~ 18 ... CUITODY KBKORAHDUN 0.18108 AHD OIDIR 0' COURT .1'0" I.IILY. '.J. Plaintiff .eek. eole phy.ical ou.tody of hia daught.r, Brittany N. Haelock/ born Maroh 27, 1992. Hearing. were held on aeveral datee in the fall of 1994 with the la.t being on Deoemb.r 12, 1994. Counael were given .even (7) days thereafter to eubmit brief. which both have done. FINDINGS OF FACT 1. Plaintiff and defendant met in 1991 while plaintiff wae in the military in Mae.achu.ette. They have never married. Plaintiff was twenty-four (24) at the time of the hearing. He waa di.charged from the Army in March of 1992, returned to penn.ylvania and lived with hie parent.. Defendant was diaoharged from the Army in July of 1990. At the time of Brittany" birth, ahe reeided with her mother in Mae.achu.etta. She wa. twenty-five (25) year. old at the time of the h.aring. She atayed in Ma.eachu.ett. until September of 1992/ when ehe moved to Carliele with Brittany and re.i~ed with plaintiff at the reaidenoe of plaintiff". parente. The partiea re.ided there until Ootober of 1993 when defendant moved out. She hae lived eeparate and apart einoe that date. :~ K 2. Thia Court entered a temporary ou.tody order on Maroh 9/ 19~4, direotin9 shared temporary phy.ioal cuetody until a oonciliator'e hearing in April 1994. Ths part;ie. had worked out on their own when Brittany would be with eaoh parent. We further direoted that Brittany not be removed from the .tate of Pennaylvania. 3. The parties met before the ouetody oonoiliator on April 8, 1994. Neither party had couneel. They could not agree on an order and the conoiliator reoommended a temporary order which provided for ehared physioal ou.tody. Brittany waf to be with father on alternating weekend a from Friday at 5100 p.m. until Sunday at 7100 p.m., and on eaoh Tuesday and Thursday from 6100 p.m. to 8130 p.m./ and at .uoh other timee ae the parties agreed. Thia order wae li9ned by the Court on May 3, 1994 and ie the OUrrent order for this caae. 4. Dr. Stanley B. Sohneider, a well known olinioal p.yohologiet in the Cumberland County area, wae oalled by the father at the hearing. Hie report was admitted into evidenoe ae plaintiff'. Exhibit No.1. He recommended that the current oustody .ituation waf to remain in effect aa long as the dsfendant remaine in Pennaylvania. If defendant deoide. to move, he recommends primary phyeioal ouetody of Brittany with the plaintiff. A oon.iderable period of time haa elapeed sinoe '~he l..t hearing. Thersfore/ we will aohedule another brief hearing to take te.timony from both partiea a. to what has ocourred in their livee dnoe the la.t hearing, and how the parUal oUltody arrangement has been working with Brittany. JOHN w. FIATHERLIN/ Plaintiff IIN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENN8YLVANI~ v. ~RIBTI ANN H~8LOC~ Defendant NO. 94-0716 CUSTODY CIVIL TERM CONSENT AGREEMENT Thi. Aqreement is entered on thi. ~ day of L~\l' 1996, by the defendant, Kristi Ann HaBlook, and the plaintiff, John W. Featherlin. The defendant is repre.ented by Joan carey of Legal servioes, Inc., the plaintiff i. unrepresented but i. aware of his right to have an attorney. The defendant and the plaintiff agree to the entry of an Order providing the following regarding oustody of their ohild, Brittany Nioole Haslock. 1. The defendant, ~risti Ann Haslook, hereinafter referred to a. the mother, and the plaintiff, John W. Featherlin, hereinafter referred to as the father shall have shared le9al ou.tody of the child. 2. The mother shall have primary physical oustody. 3. The father shall have partial custody of the ohild at time. agreed upon by the parties. 4. The mother and father shall notify the other immediately of medical emergenoies whioh arise while the ohild is in that parent'. care. 5. Neither party shall do anything whioh may estrange the child from the other parent or injure the opinion of the ohild a. to the other parent ~r whioh may hamper the free and natural development of the child's love or respect for the other parent. WHEREFORE, the parties request that an Order of Court be entered to reflect ths above terms. ~idr~~.,kJ,'&Uoc.K.. 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