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HomeMy WebLinkAbout94-02189 **,~***~~~,~~,~**.,~*~,~,~.~.~,~~**~***~~ ~, ,____~__,_________,___,___,,___,____'____.."'_'_ , ,,__ _____"__v_"____..~ ~ ~ IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ~: ','J , ' :e;\ OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY iV.~1'!r STATE OF ~!()i. ~ PENNA. -' rio, '. " ~OI!","r ~i "I ~I 'I ~i ~ ~ LYNN A, McKINLEY ~ i\ (). 94-2189, C i vi,L...., IlJ ~ ~, Vl'I":';\IS ~ JAMES A, McKINLEY ~ ~( ( ~ ~ DECREE IN DIVORCE ~I "I 'I ~) . i ~I ~:'I ~l ~ AND NOW, ' . , , . , , , , , ~ ~,", , . , ,z.,/. " 19f!.,. it is ordered and decreed that."., ,~ynn,A: ,McK!n)ey"".."............"...... plaintiff, and, . , . , , . , , ,J,am,es, fl..., ,M.cKin.l.e.r , , , , , , , , , ' .' , , . , ' , . , . , , . . , , . . '. defendant, are divorced from the bonds of matrimony. ~ ~ ~ ~ The court retains jurisdiction of the following claims which have been raised of record in this action for which a final order has not yet been entered; ~ ~ ',' ~ , ,None, , ...",."""..,.,.,""..,..,..,.,.,......,.,. . ~ ~ ~ ,,' n v T ~ C1J '4- ^t1~. ~ tJ( I. 1'1 / ;, ~ /J...// -,/ J, ~{-<--"'u:Jtc.."/ (., (..u-'-~'"" /:'"'4.....~.,.,,#'~ '7E2q';/~i *' A:fk W /' / v Prothonolary , ~ ~ ~ ,.:; ~I 7) ~I :;"" ' ',~;. ':.;, ':.:. ':+:. :i; .~"~.~.,~,.~,~.~,.~,~*~**~..~.*~,*~..~~,~.~.~,~,.~' ~ '.' ~ ~ $ ~ '.' $ v '.' ~ '.' ~ ~ '.' ~ ~ ~, ~ '.' ~ ':0 ~ I, ~ ~ ~ ~~ /", I' I~ r:.! I.:, ~~ ; . )~ I~ I'" i: I... ;~ I.., !~ I, ~ ,',' .~ ;~ i~ ~ ~ ~ f. ~ -.....--- g' c;>"/ t?) ~ cJ,e;'/. ("~ Af~~ "t .4 e!J.e~""'~<-0 15'.)).9) 71~/~~ ~ 4d~ LYNN A, McKINLEY, Plaintiff IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA v. No, 94-2189 CIVil JAMES A, McKINLEY, Defendant CIVil ACTION - lAW IN DIVORCE " PRAECIPE TO TRANSMIT RECORD To the Prothonotary: Transmit the record, together with the following information, to the court for entry of a divorce decree: 1, Ground for divorce: irretrievable breakdown under 3301 (c) of the Divorce Code. 2. Date and manner of service of the complaint: Service accepted by counsel for Defendant, Samuel L. Andes, Esquire, 3, Date of execution of the affidavit of consent required by Section 3301 (c) of the Divorce Code: by plaintiff: July 8, 1997; by defendant: April 7, 1997. 4. 1997, Related claims pending: None. All settled at Master's Hearing held July 8, 5. Date and manner of service of the notice of intention to file praecipe to tran~mit record, a copy of which is attached, if the decree is to be entered under Section 3301 (d)(1)(1) of the Divorce Code, N/A 6. Plaintiff and Defendant have signed a Stipulation and Agreement drafted by the Master, Robert E, Elicker, II, Esquire. WHEREFORE, the Court is requested to enter a Final Decree in Divorce in compliance with Section 3301(c) of the Divorce Code and Pa. R.C.P, 1920.42(a)(1) and to incorporate the terms of the Stipulation and Agreement in accordance with S,,"on 301,.)11' "d '4' .nd 40 "bl of 'h. 01"". <Od':.;;;::- . ~~P- Edward J. Weintraub, Esquire Dated: p. /)' . ~:- ) Attorney for Plaintiff . ~ " flLED.OFnCE OF TI ir: l'flOTHC'l-IOTi'vW 97AlfG 20 PH I: 39 CUMB!:!iUND COUNTY PENNSYLV^,'Jt~ -,oj 'c:' "..,-,. ~/ ., .\~. " :~,. .;,; ,.. '~.'''' , ~} -. '~.. . ",.' '.,,,,, , , ,- " J, . ~ \~ ..., '....-- "f",~.~~.,.".1it;~...:.\.t''''_.'-'' "-"""-,,-",,,,,~...,,,,-,~,....,,...~~,,,,.....,~,,,,....----~'" '~T'~- -,,~---_... , .. , i " , ...~,. .:.. ."..;;'.....~. .r'" LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA NO. '14- dlO] ~0~ CIVIL ACTION - LAW vs. JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant IN DIVORCE NOTICE TO DEFEND AND CLAIM RIGHTS YOU HAVE BEEN SUED IN COURT. If you wish to defend against the claims set forth in the following pages, you must take prompt action. You are warned that if you fail to do so, the case may proceed without you and a decree of divorce or annulment may be entered against you by the Court, A judgment may also be entered against you for any other claim or relief requested in these papers by the Plaintiff. You may lose money or property or other rights important to you, including custody or visitation of your children. When the ground for the divorce is indignities or irretrievable breakdown of the marriage, you may request marriage counseling. A list of marriage counselors is available in the Office of the Prothonotary, Lebanon County Courthouse, 400 South Eighth Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania 17042. IF YOU DO NOT FILE A CLAIM FOR ALIMONY, DIVISION OF PROPERTY, LAWYER'S FEES OR EXPENSES BEFORE A DIVORCE OR ANNULMENT IS GRANTED, YOU MAY LOSE THE RIGHT TO CLAIM ANY OF THEM. YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS PAPER TO YOUR LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A LAWYER OR CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR TELEPHONE THE OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW TO FIND OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET LEGAL HELP. COURT ADMINISTRATOR 4TH FLOOR - CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURTHOUSE CARLISLE, PA 17013 (717) 240-6200 . ;;cf:~'~1r"'-'Of; .:...., LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff vs. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA NO. 9'1. .J/J'7 C!..t.~ ~ CIVIL ACTION - LAW JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant IN DIVORCE AFFIDAVIT Lynn A. McKinley, being duly sworn according to law, deposes and says: 1. I have been advised of the availability of marriage counseling and understand that I may request that the Court require that my spouse and I participate in counseling. 2, I understand that the Court maintains a list of marriage counselors in the Prothonotary's Office, which list is available to me upon request. 3. Being so advised, I do not request that the Court require that my spouse and I participate in the counseling prior to a d~vorce decree being handed down by the Court. I understand that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa. C.S. Section 4904/ relating to unsworn falsification to authorities. ~ ~ h '] r1 iA..c 'Ki ....h Y A, McKINLEY OA'I'E: -", -IJ '''/,(, LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff vs. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA NO. <1'1- .2tF''i 6vJ 7".4.-... CIVIL ACTION - LAW JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant IN DIVORCE COMPLAINT UNDER SECTION 3301 OF THE DIVORCE CODE 1. Plaintiff is Lynn A. McKinley, who currently resides at 107 South Third Street, Apartment 9, Lemoyne, Cumberland County, pennsylvania 17043. 2. Defendant is James A. McKinley, who currently resides at 1901 Dartmouth Street, Camp Hill, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania 17011. 3. Plaintiff has been a bona fide resident of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for a period of more than six (6) months immediately preceding the filing of this Complaint. 4. The Parties were married on the December 20, 1986 in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania 17011. S. Neither Plaintiff nor Defendant is i.n the military or naval service of the United States or its allies within the provisions of the Soliders' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of the Congress of 1940 and its amendments. 6. There has been no prior action for divorce or annulment instituted by either of the parties in this or any other jurisdiction. 7. The Plaintiff has been advised that counseling is available and that Plaintiff may have the right to request that the Court require the parties to participate in counseling. COUNT I. REQUEST FOR A FAULT DIVORCE UNDER SECTION 3301Ia)lb) OF THE DIVORCE CODE 8. The prior paragraphs of this Complaint are incorporated herein by reference thereto, 9. Defendant has offered such indignities to Plaintiff, who is the innocent and injured spouse, as to rendar Plaintiff's condition intolerable and life burdensome, 10. This action is not collusive as defined by Section 3309 of the Divorce Code. WHEREFORE, Plaintiff respectfully requests the Court to enter a Decree of Divorce pursuant to Section 3301(a)(b) of the Divorce Code. COUNT II. REQUEST FOR A NO-FAULT DIVORCE UNDER SECTION 33011c) OF THE DIVORCE CODE 11. The prior paragraphs of this Complaint are incorporated herein by reference thereto. 12. The marriage of the parties is irretrievably broken. 13. After ninety (90) days have elapsed from the date of the filing of this Complaint, Plaintiff intends to file an affidavit consenting to a divorce. Plaintiff believes that Defendant may also file such an affidavit, WHEREFORE, if both Parties file affidavits consenting to a divorce after ninety (90) days have elapsed from the date of the filing of this Complaint, Plaintiff respectfully requests the Court to enter a Decree of Divorce pursuant to Section 3301(c) of the Divorce Code. COUNT I II . REQUEST FOR A NO-FAULT DIVORCE UNDER SECTION 3301Cdl OF THE DIVORCE CODE 14. The prior paragraphs of this Complaint are incorporated herein by reference thereto, 15. The marriage of the Parties is irretrievably broken. 16. The parties are living separate and apart and at the appropriate time, plaintiff will submit an affidavit alleging that the Parties have lived separate and apart for at least two years as specified in Section 3301(d) of the Divorce Code. COUNT IV. REQUEST FOR EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF MARITAL PROPERTY UNDER SECTIONS 3323, 3501, 3502 and 3503 OF THE DIVORCE CODE 17. The prior paragraphs of this Complaint are incorporated herein by reference thereto. 18. Plaintiff requests the Court to equitably divide, distribute or assign the martial property between the parties without regard to marital misconduct in such proportion as the Court deems just after consideration of all relevant factors. '. WHEREFORE, Plaintiff respectfully requests the Court to enter an order of equitable distribution of marital property pursuant to Sections 3323, 3501, 3502 and 3503 of the Divorce Code. Date: Respectfully submitted: By:cQ~/1 ~ EDWARD J. WEINTRAUB, ESQUIRE 130 Walnut Street Harrisburg, PA 17110 (717) 238-2200 10 #17441 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF I~ 1f VERIFICATION Plaintiff verifies that the statements made in this Complaint In Divorce are true and correct. Plaintiff understands that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa. C. S. Section 4904, relating to unsworn falsification to authorities. Date: '-/-1:) 7''1 ~ a)kY::;~, ( "-"-' LYNN . McKINLEY ~' . c ,', . . . ~'i4I.It....-.- ~',t., :O"_'-'-~,__,,' '_,____'~.,_ (j) APR 26 2 43 PH '9~ or', .';,.:,I"Oi'FICE 'Ift I") ClJkOERi'l~g~NoTA"r rfNNSYbA;'~lITr fl~ PeL, Jr! I! IJ.S. Irsov 5, /0. ID. /10'00 (!!L I)--~ g ~rh q '.J7{ @J 87 l33'1..:J... S1 .",," .._-". 'lI " " .. ~ , . . . I I i _ ! ' I . . - ; '. ~:;....'~~^;r. ':v._...-.....~ LYNN A. McKINLEY, ) IN THE COURT OF COMMON Plaintiff ) PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, ) PENNSYLVANIA ) vs. ) CIVIL ACTION - LAW ) ) NO. 94-2189 CIVIL TERM JAMES A. McKINLEY, ) Defendant ) IN DIVORCE NOTICE TO PLAINTIFF If you wish to deny any of the statements set forth in this affidavit, you must file a counteraffidavit within twenty (20) days after IIthis affidavit has been served on you or the statements will be admitted. II DEFENDANT'S AFFIDAVIT UNDER SECTION 3301(d) I OF THE DIVORCE CODE I 1. The parties to this action separated on 6 April 1993 and have continued to live separately and apart for a period of at least two II years. ,. i! 2. The marriage is irretrievably broken. 3. I understand th?~ I may lose rights concerning alimony, division , 'iof property, laWyer's fees or expenses if I do not claim them bet~~e a !' , divorce is granted. I , 1 I verify that the statements made in this affidavit are true and I correct. I understand that false statements herein are made sUbject to i !the penalties of 18 Pa. C.S. 4904 relating to unsworn falsification to , authorities. - I' i Date: 3!J.)r;~ '< 'f, _c' . .' ~ ,..., t'. - '. ......,--- ~ '- "" ~ t.i 9 ~ ';"'.: ~;- c. '" j..,t '!.~ .. ~ , . '" - . r,-~ ... . " r:;:' :-~; ..- -, ~ " \-.; .:':-. ,-' ','f ;..:' ;,: i;;', fr- '" :~ ' ~~ ,. ''', ... '. : " '>:: ~ ..'.. '-.0 ~ , .' '..; -.. . ,.... > c " -. 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McKINLEY, Defendant IN DIVORCE CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE Lynn A. I, Edward J. Weintraub, Esquire, Counsel ~~~intiff McKinley, do hereby certify that on the' day of April , 1994, I served a true and correct copy of the Complaint In Divorce upon counsel for Defendant, Samuel L. Andes, Esquire, by depositing same in the United States mail, certified mail/return receipt requested, addressed as follows: Samuel L. Andes, Esquire Andes, Vaughn & Bangs 525 North Twelfth_~i~\ Lemoyne, PA 17043~~ / Ls:d. . Cil e~) -- (/ ' EDWARD J. WEINTRAUB, ESQUIRE 130 Walnut Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 238-2200 COUNSEL FOR PLAINTIFF , ' ~ ' .. ......i""""~IIllll.Ui Ill." _\'lV'~ - "~'~''''''" , . -i','.....~~ ; _~"',;c' .i..:c- ";'.'-:,~" -".;,"',.-' ;,', , " <<"~' - -'", , , ''';k''..:j,,'..'~:-i~ ~~:.:...' __ ""f~ ~ 1 ;:! 1 ~. APR 29 I ..9 PH '9~ Ct. I 'I. ~ j-OFF1CE OF THf. iIW1HOH~TAr.Y CUM8:f<LAIIO CC'UIHY PEHhSn~AH!.l .. ~ ; i ~ , "f :\ ~ .' .' ~:' I,; .' .~' ;.' , , : 1 T' I ! , ,- '~'''''<(!>-~;'''''''\''",":,,'io.~__,~~_'''-''''''--'. _'''*'''''':',f1i"'''h.~1.'$i~~ " " . I.... r' r q' 'n' \ . , '" - , .. ,I . . .,'~""'~ '1 LYNN A. McKINLEY, IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA Plaintiff NO. 94-2189 CIVIL TERM v, CIVIL ACTION n LAW JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant IN DIVORCE AFFIDAVIT OF CONSENT 1, A Complaint in Divorce under Section 3301 (c) of the Divorce Code was filed on April 29, 1994, 2. The marriage of Plaintiff and Defendant is irretrievably broken and ninety (90) days have elapsed from the date of the filing of the Complaint, 3. I consent to the entry of a final decree in divorce after service of notice of intention to request entry of the decree. I verify Ll ,at the statements made in this affidavit are true and correct. I understand that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 1 8 Pa,C.S. Section 4904 relating to unsworn falsification to authorities, Date: *l'l cz.)1 ( c'~, LL-'J_) Lynn A, McKinley 7~ f '17 LYNN A, McKINLEY, IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA Plaintiff NO, 94-2189 CIVil TERM v, CIVil ACTION n lAW JAMES A, McKINLEY, Defendant IN DIVORCE WAIVER OF NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REQUEST ENTRY OF A DIVORCE DECREE UNDER SECTION 3301(c) OF THE DIVORCE CODE 1 , I consent to the entry of a final decree of divorce without notice, 2, I understand that I may lose rights concerning alimony, division of property, lawyer's fees or expenses if I do not claim them before a divorce is granted. 3. I understand that I will not be divorced until a divorce decree is entered by the Court and that a copy of the decree will be sent to me immediately after it is filed with the prothonotary. I verify that the statements made in this affidavit are true and correct. I understand that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa.C,S, Section 4904 relating to unsworn falsification to authorities. Date: ). / '. ,'1"'>> (1... lh. Y:::~ (,. 7, f' 97 , McKinley "tj,-'W_.,. -, 'f.!LED-oFACE OF THF pr:W~ONOTNlY' 97 .JUt -9 flli 10: 05 CUM8E,~U ;\) CCUi~iY PENi\S'{LV!N/\ ", ' "~, '..., q , . .' ,~\t',::i:~':;''::' <., '. , J' 'h'P-f,~;~:';L:r~;(I';~;d"'i;.ii"",'2;t'IJ?~;.~:;;t.JW.it~:ii';~'; .C '....~.. ",_~~;'~~~"~"'~ff.i1.[~~:,?t,~.'1f:.llll,~_.,~~li ' '., ~~~~~~'"","'~?:' ',..., , ,"' ,,'," ',-r." y"...."'''''''.,_:<.'i'',~,.f;.''.,~c"':v''~,.''?,;,.,,.*.-\'t';t~''<,'''';t,'t.",:,y,;,\";:ll",,,,,,,;;"l.-,:,~J.l,~?W"':.l".<lloV;C":'" ',1; ~ ,\; ....,.... , ;.,. ~,!, i '--', ~,;.. ." ;;". 'J ", "" .., " '\ ': ; " --......."'",.""\~J<,;Mf~..;,.H,W.f~......''''"' ,,-----.......-'----. .. --~ i . - - '--- .-,.,. ! , ;.....,",'~~ "'''~~~ '(' I II I LYNNA. McKINLEY, Plaintiff ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA CIVIL ACTION - LAW vs. JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant NO. 94-2189 CIVIL TERM IN DIVORCE AFFIDA VIT OF CONSENT 1. A Complainl in Divorce under Section 3301(c) of the Divorce Code was filed on 26 April 1994 and was served upon the Defendant on or about 29 April 1994. 2. The marriage of Plaintiff and Defendant is irretrievably broken and ninety (90) days have elapsed from the date of filing of the complaint and the date of service of the complaint on the Defendant. 3. I consent to the entry ofa final decree in divorce either after service ofa Notice ofIntenlion to Request Entry of the Decree or upon filing of my Waiver oflhe Notice ofIntention to Request Entry oflhe Decree. 4. I have been advised of Ihe availability of marriage counseling and understand Ihat Ihe Court maintains a list of marriage counselors and that I may request the Court to require my spouse and I to participate in counseling and, being so advised, do not request that the Court require that my spouse and I participate in counseling prior to the divorce becoming final. I verifY that the statements made in this Affidavit are true and correct and I understand that false statements herein are made subject to Ihe penalties of 18 Pa. C.S, Section 4904 relaling 10 unsworn falsification to authorities, DATE ,(/;/. ) I / I ;' I' / .. ;. Ij' J// /--.!A,/IU.I} , I /1 fllel James A. McKinley / ,_-/ .:j 1 ., "',,'";". rn AlED-OFFlCE Or n!~ r::;')TI.{8~:,)TN1Y " 97 M'R~S ril :~: !i3 ,'!'::- C,..\/, -,r '1"'1" Ui ,:':_I'HJ. \...' ...VUI',; I · PENNS'iLVN~IA .' n ., <'.. ',' " " '," ::" r , , " " .'>....~,"'-"'"~ ,.. ~"",""I ..',---,..-.. ~- '''-'''-- !-:'4'~1: 11m -.".,.. ,. r: ' I I ! ~, " . , - ,-~- 1 i-" . ;. '. '.,....Ijo< L' ',:",...:-~ LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA vs. CIVIL ACTION - LAW NO, 94-2189 CIVIL TERM JAMES A, McKINLEY, Defendant rN DIVORCE WAIVER OF NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REOUEST ENTRY OF A DIVORCE DECREE UNDER SECTION 330l(cl OF THE DIVORCE CODE 1. I consent 10 Ihe entry of a final decree in divorce without notice, !, 2, I understand that I may lose rights concerning alimony, division of property, lawyer's fees, or expenses if! do not claim them before a divorce is granted, Ii 3. I understand that I will not be divorced until a divorce decree is entered by Ihe court and that a d 'I II copy of the decree will be sent 10 me immediately after it is filed with the Prothonotary. Ii II I verifY that the slalements made in this Affidavit are true and correct. I understand that false II Ii slatements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa, CoSo Section 4904 relating to unsworn Ii 'I I I , falsification to authorities, Ii I I Daled: , , " 'j ',- / / / ~ I . / 1/ I -... I(UI,,- James A. McKinley ----, ~--~,.. -,...,'...,..,..,"".;,. f'= .." ALED-OFFiCE Tl'~ ",.,~,TI 'N '''THIV 1 i'!~ r; ~t, ' f ~\I ';iJ '''\1'1 '" 'i' 97 (;?f1 25 P;I 3: 53 Cll'/;;;;", '.' . Li" 1\ ~y , n'__1 ll..,r. \~.' \,.. ...1.. PENNS~LVA'M . ~. , ".. . ~, l~ -""_.~'~"''C' .. . . . 'J , ~~ r - ,-~:-t , , ., ","'~ ',"',"'-~ .,' -""'~'"' ~;. ..,.-r'~ LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA CIVIL ACTION - LAW VB. JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant NO. 94-2189 CIVIL 19 IN DIVORCE STATUS SHEET DATE: , I'" ,( ,/,. i :? ,'t ~ ..i/1 ACTIVITIES: '0.11, ...,- -7 I ~ ((', '-' / {, ~(l'f, . "...,.- . ...;, I, ..., \ \., .. t_ 4 ' _. . t..~. .I'[r/~ (Jri~u!"~0 ~I." .t('f~l ./-.(,.,) ~,-t.'--t'"-(t"'..II L . ) . I, '; ,......, / .~" r . ~, {'" C..'" " t ' r I ':" 't ',/l '" 't. Irq, ..... l ": t, ~ ~ . ./"( (. ..... . -" -tI' .., l ',.,...II-')t~j'.t':"---'\.-L\ " tt f," '('" 1'~'tJo-' .'.:..",,'. (r"I-~'~ T 17 , . OFFICE OF DIVORCE MASTER CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 9 North Hanover Slreel Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 240-6535 E. Robert Elicker, II Divorce Master Tracl .10 Colyer Office ManageriReporter West Shore 697.0371 ExI.6535 October 31, 1996 Edward J. Weintraub, Esquire 130 Walnut street Harrisburg, PA 17101 Samuel L. Andes, Esquire 525 North Twelfth Street P.O. Box 168 Lemoyne, PA 17043 RE: Lynn A. McKinley vs. James A. McKinley No. 94 - 2189 Civil In Divorce Dear Mr. Weintraub and Mr. Andes: By order of Court of President Judge Harold E. Sheely dated October 23, 1996, the full-time Master has been appointed in the above referenced divorce proceedings. A divorce complaint was filed on August 26, 1994, raising grounds for divorce of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and indignities. On March 15, 1996, the Defendant filed an affidavit under Section 3301{d) of the Domestic Relations Code averring that the parties have been separated since April 6, 1993, a period of at least two years. Therefore, I assume that grounds for divorce are not an issue and that the divorce can either be concluded by the filing of mutual affidavits of consent or based on the affidavit filed under section 3301{d). The divorce complaint also raised the economic claim of equitable distribution. In accordance with P.R.C.P. 192D.33{b) I am directing each counsel to file a pre-trial statement on or before Monday, November 25, 1996. Upon receipt of the pre-trial .," . '- . . i I ~ , . Mr. Weintraub and Mr. Andes, Attorneys at Law 31 October 1996 Page 2 statements I will immediately schedule a pre-hearing conference with counsel to discuss the issues and, if necessary, schedule a hearing. Very truly yours, E. Robert Elicker, II Divorce Master NOTE: Sanctions for failure to file the pre-trial statements are set forth in subdivision (c) and (d) of Rule 1920.33. THE ORIGINAL PRE-TRIAL STATEMENT SHOULD BE FILED IN THE MASTER'S OFFICE AND A COPY SENT DIRECTLY TO OPPOSING COUNSEL. 1< " ! I' d I, . OFFICE OF DIVORCE MASTER CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 9 North Hanover Street Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 240.6535 E. Robert Elicker, II Divorce Master Trecl Jo Colver Office ManagariAaportar We.t Shore 697.0371 Ex!. 6535 November 27, 1996 Edward J. Weintraub, Esquire 2650 North Third street Harrisburg, PA 17110 Samuel L. Andes, Esquire 525 North Twelfth Street P.O. Box 168 Lemoyne, PA 17043 RE: Lynn A. McKinley vs. James A. McKinley No. 94 - 2189 civil In Divorce Dear Mr. Weintraub and Mr. Andes: I am writing in response to a memorandum I received from Mr. Weintraub dated November 26, 1996. The directive to file pre-trial statements on or before November 25, 1996, is withdrawn. Mr. Weintraub has requested an additional three weeks to see if the parties can reach a settlement. Therefore, I direct that pre-trial statements be filed in accordance with P.R.C.P. 1920.33(b) on or before Monday, December 23, 1996. Upon receipt of the pre-trial statements I will immediately schedule a pre-hearing conference with counsel to discuss the issues and, if necessary, schedule a hearing. If, however, the parties are successful in working out a settlement, please send me a copy of the signed agreement so I can prepare an order vacating my appointment allowing counsel to proceed with the finalization of the divorce. Very truly yours, E. Robert Elicker, II Divorce Master . Mr. Weintraub and Mr. Andes, Attorneys at Law 27 November 1996 Page 2 NOTE: Sanctions for failure to file the pre-trial statements are set forth in subdivision (c) and (d) of Rule 1920.33. THE ORIGINAL PRE-TRIAL STATEMENT SHOULD BE FILED IN THE MASTER'S OFFICE AND A COPY SENT DIRECLTY TO OPPOSING COUNSEL. ".m'\~ ~~:' ! . LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff . . IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA . . . . VS. CIVIL ACTION - LAW : NO. 94 - 2189 CIVIL JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant : : IN DIVORCE NOTICE OF PRE-HEARING CONFERENCE TO: Edward J. Weintraub , Counsel for Plaintiff Samuel L. Andes , Counsel for Defendant A pre-hearing conference has been scheduled at the Office of the Divorce Master, 9 North Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on the 24th day of March, 1997, at 9:30 a.m., at which time we will review the pre-trial statements previously filed by counsel, define issues, identify witnesses, explore the possibility of settlement and, if necessary, schedule a hearing. Very truly yours, Date of Notice: 1/6/97 E. Robert Elicker, II Divorce Master LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA vs. : CIVIL ACTION - LAW NO. 94 - 2189 CIVIL JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant IN DIVORCE ORDER AND NOTICE SETTING HEARING To: Lynn A. McKinley Edward J. Weintraub James A. MCKinley Samuel L. Andes , Plaintiff , Counsel for Plaintiff , Defendant , Counsel for Defendant You are directed to appeilr for a hearing to take testimony on the outstanding issues in the above captioned divorce proceedings at the Office of the Divorce Master, 9 North Hanover Street Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on the 8th day of July ,1997, at 9:00 a.m, at which place and time you will be given the opportunity to present witnesses and exhibits in support of your case. By the Court, ~~F Harold E. Sheely, Judg~ Date of Order and Notice: 3/24/97 By: Divorce Master IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A LAWYER OR CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR TELEPHONE THE OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW TO FIND OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET LEGAL HELP. Court Administrator Fourth Floor, East Wing Cumberland County Courthouse Carlisle, PA 17013 Telephone (717) 240-6200 vs. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA NO. 94 - 2189 CIVIL . , LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant : IN DIVORCE RE: Pre-Hearing Conference Memorandum DATE: Monday, March 24, 1997 Present for the Plaintiff, Lynn A. McKinley, is attorney Edward J. Weintraub, and present for the Defendant, James A. McKinley, is attorney Samuel L. Andes A divorce complaint was filed on April 26, 1994, raising grounds for divorce of indignities and irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. On March 15, 1996, husband filed an affidavit under section 3301(d) averring that the parties separated on or about April 6, 1993. Counsel have indicated that they will have their clients execute and will file affidavits of consent prior to the hearing so that the divorce can conclude under Section 3301(c) of the Domestic Relations Code. The complaint also raised the economic claim of equitable distribution. No other economic issues have been raised. The parties were married on December 20, 1986. They were no children born of this marriage. Wife does not have any children from this marriage or any prior relationship. Husband has two children from a prior marriage, one of those children is currently an adult and the other child is a minor and husband pays child support for that child. Wife is 42 years of age and resides at 107 South 3rd Street, Apartment 9, Lemoyne, Pennsylvania, with a male friend. Wife is a high school graduate and is a letter carrier with the United states Postal Service. Her biweekly gross income is $1,409.22; her net biweekly income is $868.44. Wife has not raised any health issues except her counsel has advised that she has been undergoing counseling for a number of years for attention deficit disorder. Husband is 52 years of age and resides at 1901 Dartmouth Street, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. Husband is a high . r school graduate and is also a letter carrier with the United states Postal Service. His net monthly income is $2,628.70 and his net weekly income is $606.62. Husband has not raised any health issues. with respect to the health situation of the parties, although it was noted that wife is undergoing counseling, counsel have agreed that they are not going to make an issue as to the ability of the parties to earn income based on any health factors. The parties own a property at 1901 Dartmouth Street, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, where husband is residing. Wife values the property at $95,000.00 and husband at $91,500.00. Counsel may be able to stipulate to a value based on an average of the values based on updated appraisals if they are obtained by the parties. The property is subject to a mortgage in favor of Harris Savings Bank. The payoff on the mortgage is around $53,000.00. Husband owns a property with his former wife at 215 North 32nd Street, camp Hill, Pennsylvania, and counsel had an appraisal showing a value in 1986 for that property of $59,000.00 and a value in 1993 of $75,000.00. Based on those numbers, the property has increased in value $16,000.00. According to Mr. Andes, as indicated, the property continues to be jointly owned with husband's former wife; therefore, the increase in value for husband would be half of the total increase or $8,000.00. The parties own two vehicles, a 1991 Honda Accord and a 1990 Jeep Cherokee. Both parties have given values for the vehicles and counsel have indicated that they may be able to average the values and stipulate to a value for each of the vehicles. wife has possession of the Accord and husband has possession of the Cherokee. Husband and wife have a Prudential account and the value on that account is suggested to be around $17,000.00. Counsel should produce a current statement for that account as of the hearing date. The parties also each own an IRA account, husband's account having a value of around $1,000.00 and wife's account having a value of around $6,000.00. It should also be noted that wife has a nonmarital account with Prudential with a value of around $40,000.00. Mr. Andes has requested a statement of that account. with respect to how the $40,000.00 was obtained for '..,' "tf"'" '- .- that nonmarital account, wife's counsel has indicated that wife inherited funds from the estate of her mother. The monies received by wife, according to Mr. Weintraub, were as follows: February 1991 $55,000.00 $29,000.00 $60,000.00 November 1985 May 1990 The monies that wife received over and above the $40,000.00 from the estate have been utilized in the marriage and have apparently been comingled with other marital assets. Mr. Weintraub's position is that wife should have some consideration given to her in the percentage of distribution in this case based on her contribution to the marriage of nonmarital assets which essentially came out of the estate funds that wife inherited from her mother. The parties have not distributed any household tangible personal property, most of the property remaining with husband, although wife has given a list of items which she would like returned to her. The property will have to be appraised, if a value cannot be set on the items, and then we will determine how the distribution shall be made and the value assigned to each of the parties of the property received. Wife has listed on her inventory and appraisement a stamp collection which she claims husband has, and Mr. Andes, upon inquiry, has indicated he is not aware of any collection but indicated he will discuss that matter with his client. Mr. Weintraub has placed a value on the collection of $3,000.00. Mr. Andes will provide whatever information he can regarding the collection and his client's opinion, if it exists, as to value. The parties each are vested in a pension plan with the federal civil service. Wife, because of her entry into the plan later than husband, is also involved in a savings and thrift plan. Harry Leister has done a valuation of both plans and counsel have indicated they may be able to stipulate to the reports and then offer testimony on what assumptions they think the Master ought to make regarding the value of each of the plans. The savings and thrift plan, however, shall be fairly easy to value based on contributions up to the date of separation and then any increase in value on that marital portion to the date of the hearing. Listed on the inventory and appraisement of wife is a list of debts which wife claims are marital. The Master requests that the parties provide the amount of debt owed at the time of separation, the balance remaining on those debts at the time of hearing, and testimony as to who paid the debts. This information is necessary in order for the Master to apply any credits which may be due either of the parties who have made payments on account of marital debt. Mr. Weintraub has asked that the issue regarding rental value on the marital residence be reserved allowing him an opportunity to evaluate whether or not any claims for rental value should be made on behalf of his client since husband has been in the marital residence since the date of separation. A hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 8, 1997, at 9:00 a.m. Notices will be sent to counsel and the parties. E. Robert Elicker, II Divorce Master cc: Edward J. weintraub Attorney for Plaintiff Samuel L. Andes Attorney for Defendant rot' "... ....... OFFICE OF DIVORCE MASTER CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 9 North Hanover Street Carlisle. PA 17013 (717) 240-6535 E. Robert Elicker, II Divorce Master Trecl Jo Colyer Office ManagerlAeporter We.t Shore 697-0371 Ext. 6535 July 8, 1997 Edward J. Weintraub, Esquire 2650 North Third street Harrisburg, PA 17110 Samuel L. Andes, Esquire 525 North Twelfth street P.O. Box 168 Lemoyne, PA 17043 Re: Lynn A. McKinley vs. James A. McKinley No. 94 - 2189 civil In Divorce Dear Mr. Weintraub and Mr. Andes: Enclosed is a draft of the agreement which you put on the record on July 8, 1997. Please review the draft for any corrections with the understanding that no substantive changes can be made. When you have reviewed the draft give us a call and let us know if you want us to send the original to the Plaintiff's attorney for signature who then can transmit the original to the Defendant's attorney for signature. When I receive a signed copy of the document I will then obtain a Court order vacating my appointment. Thank you for your continuing cooperation in bringing this matter to settlement. Very truly yours, E. Robert Elicker, II Divorce Master EDWARD J, WEINTRAUB ATrollNEY AND COUNSELOR AT lAW 2b\1l N, T1l1llD STREET IIAIUUSIlURG.I'ENNSYLVANIA 171111 (717) 23B.221111 I'AX (717) 23B.92Bll MEMORANDUM TO: E, Robert Elicker, III, Esquire FROM: Edward J. Weintraub, Esq. RE: McKinley DATE: July 31, 1 997 Enclosed are an original and four (4) copies of the stipulation and agreement fully executed by all parties. Please proceed to finalize the divorce, Thank you for your attention to this matter, EJW:jlf cc: Lynn McKinley Sam Andes DieT A TED BUT NOT READ a-~"'I '-;;--;;"~l LYNN A. McKINLEY, IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF Plaintiff CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA vs. NO. 94 - 2189 CIVIL JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant IN DIVORCE THE MASTER: Today is Tuesday, July 8, 1997, the date set for a Master's hearing in the above captioned divorce action. Present in the hearing room are the Plaintiff, Lynn A. McKinley, and her counsel Edward J. Weintraub, and the Defendant James A. McKinley, and his counsel Samuel L. Andes. The complaint in divorce was filed on April 26, 1994, raising grounds for divorce of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and indignities. An affidavit under Section 3301(d) of the Domestic Relations Code was filed on March 15, 1996, averring the parties separated on or about April 6, 1993. Although the parties have been separated for a period in excess of two years, the parties have signed and filed affidavits of consent and waivers of notice of intention to request entry of divorce decree. Therefore, we will not need to proceed on grounds under the indignity section of the code or under the 3301(d) section of the code. The affidavit of consent of the husband was filed on April 25, 1997, along with his waiver of notice of intention to request entry of divorce decree. The affidavit of consent and waiver were signed by wife this date and we will file those following the statement of the agreement on the record with the Prothonotary. The complaint also raised the economic claim of equitable distribution. No other economic issues have been raised. The Master has been advised that after considerable time spent negotiating this morning the parties have reached an agreement with respect to the economic issues relating to equitable distribution. We are going to have the agreement placed on the record in the presence of the parties and counsel. The agreement as stated will be considered the substantive agreement of the parties and will not be subject to any changes or modifications except for correction of typographical errors which may be made during the transcription. After the agreement has been placed on the record, the court reporter will prepare a draft and will forward that draft to counsel to review for typographical errors. After any typographical errors have been corrected counsel and the parties will be requested to affix their signatures and return a signed document to the Master. Upon receipt of the signed document, the Master will prepare an order vacating his appointment. It is noted, however, that the signing of the document by the parties and counsel is not required in order for the agreement to be viable and enforceable between the parties. The signing of the agreement is simply an affirmation of the agreement which is going to be placed on the record at this time. After the Master has vacated his appointment, counsel will then be in a position to file a praecipe transmitting the record to the Court requesting the entry of a final decree in divorce. Mr. Andes. MR. ANDES: The parties have agreed to resolve the issues of equitable distribution as follows: 1. There are 11 items of personal property remaining in the marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth Street, that the parties have agreed will be the property of wife if they can all be located. Those items are as follows: Cherry dining room table located in the kitchen; Cherry cabinet in the living room; Contents of a liquor cabinet; Bottle opener on the wall in the basement; Any books, clothing, or any other personal effects that the wife left behind when she moved from the house; Wife's sewing machine; Two scarab bracelets (the parties have agreed that these items are no longer at the marital home but are at Facets, a jewelry store, and that wife shall retrieve them from that store); Any games or toys that the children no longer use; The home theater portion of the stereo system (which consists of an amplifier unit and four speakers), and the parties agree that the Luxman receiver and the two Boston speakers will remain the property of husband; Several sets of toy trains; A citizen band police scanner. The parties acknowledge that husband has not been able to locate the bottle opener, the toy trains, or the CB scanner; that husband will continue to search for those and that if husband cannot locate them within 20 days, wife shall have access to the house when husband is present so that she may look for those items herself. Otherwise, the parties have completed a distribution and division of the household furnishings and tangible personal property and each will retain those items now in their possession, and husband will retain any of the other items now remaining at the former marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth street in Camp Hill. 2. Wife shall retain the following assets: Her pension benefits with the United states Postal System; Her Savings and Thrift plan with the united States Postal System; Both the marital and nonmarital portion of her individual retirement account; The investment account with Prudential Securities which is currently registered in both names; The dividends and other income she received from the Prudential account from the date of separation up to now; 1991 Honda automobile. The parties have agreed that for purposes of this distribution, these items have a total value of $64,068.00. To the extent that husband's signature or other action by husband is required to transfer or confirm these assets in wife's name, he will make, execute, acknowledge, and deliver any documents reasonably required to accomplish that. 3. Husband shall retain the following assets: The benefits in his pension with the United States Postal System; His individual retirement account; The amount by which real estate on 32nd Street in Camp "",,-,.1 ";r> j Hill which he owns jointly with his former wife, Mary McKinley, increased in value during the marriage; Approximately $456.00 in either cash or in the form of deposits in bank accounts at the time of separation; The balance of the tangible personal property at the marital residence not distributed in accordance with Paragraph 1 of this agreement; 1990 Jeep Cherokee. For purposes of the settlement, the parties have agreed that these assets have a value of $32,835.00 To the extent wife's signature or other action is required to transfer or confirm title and ownership of these assets to husband, wife agrees that she will make, execute, acknowledge, and deliver such documents or take such other actions as are reasonably required to do the same. 4. The parties will list the former marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth street in the Borough of Camp Hill for sale with a realtor selected by mutual agreement and will take all actions reasonably required to cooperate in the sale of the property. When the property is sold the costs of sale and the balance then owed on the mortgage to Harris Savings Bank will be paid and the proceeds will be divided as follows: Wife shall be paid the sum of $8,479.00 of the net proceeds; Husband shall be paid the sum of $26,521.00 of the net proceeds; The balance of the net proceeds shall be divided so that wife receives 55% of them and husband receives 45% of them. Husband shall have the right to exclusive possession of the residence for a period of not more than nine months after the date of this agreement or until the house is sold whichever shall first occur. He shall be responsible to pay the mortgage and the utilities and other expenses incident to the occupancy of the property during that time. His right to occupy the property shall end at the settlement on the sale of the property or at the expiration of nine months from this date, whichever first occurs. '.'\o"~'~'Hf--' -I' 5. During the marriage wife made a deposit with Ambassador Roofing Company in the amount of $2,000.00 to pay for repairs to the roof on the house on Dartmouth street which were never made. Husband hereby assigns and sets over to wife any interest or claim he has in that deposit or any refund to which wife may become entitled. Wife shall be responsible to contact Ambassador and arrange the refund of that deposit which shall be hers free of any claim by husband. 6. Each of the parties has some nonmarital property which is owned by them. Husband's nonmarital property consists primarily of his interest in a residence on 32nd street in Camp Hill, which he owns with his former wife. Wife's nonmarital property consists primarily of an investment account with Prudential securities which she holds in her own name. Each of the parties waives any claim to or interest in those separate assets of the other. 7. Regarding any debts, liabilities, or financial obligations incurred by either party after the date of final separation of April 10, 1993, they will each be responsible for those separate liabilities and will indemnify and hold the other harmless from any claims regarding those separately acquired liabilities. B. Should any governmental taxing body assert a tax liability for prior joint tax returns filed by the parties, the party responsible for the charge obligation or omission will be responsible for the tax liability or penalty assert~d. 9. Except as herein otherwise provided, each party may dispose of his or her property in any way and each party hereby waives and relinquishes any and all rights he or she may now have or hereafter acquire under the present or future laws of any jurisdiction to share in the property or the estate of the other as a result of the marital relationship including without limitation, statutory allowance, widow's allowance, right of intestacy, right to take against the will of the other, and right to act as administrator or executor in the other's estate. Each will at the request of the other execute, acknowledge, and deliver any and all instruments which may be necessary or advisable to carry into effect this mutual waiver and relinquishment of all such ,,----~.~,',",- interests, rights, and claims. MR. ANDES: Mr. McKinley, we've been here now three hours today and you and I have met many times before today and reviewed the assets and the claims in this case and how I believe the law relates to your case. You heard the agreement I dictated, do you understand it? MR. McKINLEY: Yes, I do. MR. ANDES: Do you have any questions about it? MR. McKINLEY: No. MR. ANDES: Is that what you are willing to do today to settle this case? MR. McKINLEY: Yes, I am. MR. ANDES: And are you willing to give your wife the items we listed to her or waive any claim you have in them, divide the house when it is sold -- the proceeds as we outlined them in the agreement? MR. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. ANDES: Do you understand that this is a permanent agreement, that even though it isn't yet reduced to writing, and may be you and your wife will never sign it, that as we sit here and express our agreement to the Court -- Mr. Elicker is a representative of the Court that that makes us bound by the terms of the agreement? MR. McKINLEY: Yes. <:q't~:. ,~1>f'''' MR. ANDES: And you're willing to do that to settle this case? MR. McKINLEY: Yes, I am. MR. WEINTRAUB: Lynn, you understand that you've signed a divorce consent today? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. WEINTRAUB: And you heard the Master indicate that the praecipe to transmit, which is the document that requests the Court to enter a final divorce decree, will now be prepared and submitted; and that you would finally be divorced as a result of the actions that we're going to take resulting from today? MS. McKINLEY: I understand. MR. WEINTRAUB: And that all of the economic claims which you've asserted are being resolved by the agreement that Mr. Andes recited for the record today? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. WEINTRAUB: And you understand the terms of that agreement as I've described them, explained them, and detailed them to you this morning? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. WEINTRAUB: And those terms are acceptable and agreeable to you as a final settlement in this matter? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. 'lfl-'1llh';N;,,<e MR. WEINTRAUB: Is there anything else that you want to share with the Master and Mr. Andes? MS. McKINLEY: No I acknowledge that I have read the above stipulation and agreement, that I understand the terms of settlement as set forth herein, and that by signing below I ratify and affirm the agreement previously made and intend to bind myself to the settlement as a contract obligating myself to the terms of settlement and subjecting myself to the methods and procedures of enforcement which may be imposed by law and in particular section 3105 of the Domestic Relations Code. WITNESS: Ed~ Attorney for Plaintiff DATE: 7., 1,/\.t71 - ~. (j}1lcG#JI- n A. McKin ey &~~L~ Attorney for Defendant )///;/ LYNN A. McKINLEY, : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF Plaintiff . CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA . . . vs. NO. 94 - 2189 CIVIL JAMES A. McKINLEY, . . Defendant . IN DIVORCE . THE MASTER: Today is Tuesday, July 8, 1997, the date set for a Master's hearing in the above captioned divorce action. Present in the hearing room are the Plaintiff, Lynn A. McKinley, and her counsel Edward J. Weintraub, and the Defendant James A. McKinley, and his counsel Samuel L. Andes. The complaint in divorce was filed on April 26, 1994, raising grounds for divorce of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and indignities. An affidavit under section 3301(d) of the Domestic Relations Code was filed on March 15, 1996, averring the parties separated on or about April 6, 1993. Although the parties have been separated for a period in excess of two years, the parties have signed and filed affidavits of consent and waivers of notice of intention to request entry of divorce decree. Therefore, we will not need to proceed on grounds under the indignity section of the code or under the 3301(d) section of the code. The affidavit of consent of the husband was filed on April 25, 1997, along with his waiver of notice of intention to request entry of divorce decree. The affidavit of consent and waiver were signed by wife this date and we will file those following the statement of the agreement on the record with the Prothonotary. The complaint also raised the economic claim of equitable distribution. No other economic issues have been raised. The Master has been advised that after considerable time spent negotiating this morning the parties have reached an agreement with respect to the economic issues relating to equitable distribution. We are going to have the agreement placed on the record in the presence of the parties and counsel. The agreement as stated will be considered the substantive agreement of the parties and will not be subject to any changes or modifications except for correction of typographical errors which may be made during the transcription. After the agreement has been placed on the record, the court reporter will prepare a draft and will forward that draft to counsel to review for typographical errors. After any typographical errors have been corrected counsel and the parties will be requested to affix their signatures and return a signed document to the Master. Upon receipt of the signed document, the Master will prepare an order vacating his appointment. It is noted, however, that the signing of the document by the parties and counsel is not required in order for the agreement to be viable and enforceable between the parties. The signing of the agreement is simply an affirmation of the agreement which is going to be placed on the record at this time. After the Master has vacated his appointment, counsel will then be in a position to file a praecipe transmitting the record to the Court requesting the entry of a final decree in divorce. Mr. Andes. MR. ANDES: The parties have agreed to resolve the issues of equitable distribution as follows: 1. There are 11 items of personal property remaining in the marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth Street, that the parties have agreed will be the property of wife if they can all be located. Those items are as follows: Cherry dining room table located in the kitchen; Cherry cabinet in the living room; Contents of a liquor cabinet; Bottle opener on the wall in the basement; Any books, clothing, or any other personal effects that the wife left behind when she moved from the house; Wife's sewing machine; Two scarab bracelets (the parties have agreed that these items are no longer at the marital home but are at Facets, a jewelry store, and that wife shall retrieve them from that store); Any games or toys that the children no longer use; The home theater portion of the stereo system (which consists of an amplifier unit and four speakers), and the parties agree that the Luxman receiver and the two Boston speakers will remain the property of husband; Several sets of toy trains; A citizen band police scanner. ',.- ~ . The parties acknowledge thet husband has not been able to locate the bottle opener, the toy trains, or the CB scanner; that husband will continue to search for those and that if husband cannot locate them within 20 days, wife shall have access to the house when husband is present so that she may look for those items herself. Otherwise, the parties have completed a distribution and division of the household furnishings and tangible personal property and each will retain those items now in their possession, and husband will retain any of the other items now remaining at the former marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth street in camp Hill. 2. Wife shall retain the following assets: Her pension benefits with the united states Postal system; Her Savings and Thrift plan with the united states Postal system; Both the marital and nonmarital portion of her individual retirement account; The investment account with Prudential securities which is currently registered in both names; The dividends and other income she received from the Prudential account from the date of separation up to now; 1991 Honda automobile. The parties have agreed that for purposes of this distribution, these items have a total value of $64,068.00. To the extent that husband's signature or other action by husband is required to transfer or confirm these assets in wife's name, he will make, execute, acknowledge, and deliver any documents reasonably required to accomplish that. 3. Husband shall retain the following assets: The benefits in his pension with the United states Postal System; His individual retirement account; The amount by which real estate on 32nd Street in Camp ,-~ ~{.M.' Hill which he owns jointly with his former wife, Mary McKinley, increased in value during the marriage; Approximately $456.00 in either cash or in the form of deposits in bank accounts at the time of separation; The balance of the tangible personal property at the marital residence not distributed in accordance with Paragraph 1 of this agreement; 1990 Jeep Cherokee. For purposes of the settlement, the parties have agreed that these assets have a value of $32,835.00 To the extent wife's signature or other action is required to transfer or confirm title and ownership of these assets to husband, wife agrees that she will make, execute, acknowledge, and deliver such documents or take such other actions as are reasonably required to do the same. 4. The parties will list the former marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth street in the Borough of Camp Hill for sale with a realtor selected by mutual agreement and will take all actions reasonably required to cooperate in the sale of the property. When the property is sold the costs of sale and the balance then owed on the mortgage to Harris Savings Bank will be paid and the proceeds will be divided as follows: Wife shall be paid the sum of $8,479.00 of the net proceeds; Husband shall be paid the sum of $26,521.00 of the net proceeds; The balance of the net proceeds shall be divided so that wife receives 55% of them and husband receives 45% of them. Husband shall have the right to exclusive possession of the residence for a period of not more than nine months after the date of this agreement or until the house is sold whichever shall first occur. He shall be responsible to pay the mortgage and the utilities and other expenses incident to the occupancy of the property during that time. His right to occupy the property shall end at the settlement on the sale of the property or at the expiration of nine months from this date, whichever first occurs. ,~~~ 5. During the marriage wife made a deposit with Ambassador Roofing company in the amount of $2,000.00 to pay for repairs to the roof on the house on Dartmouth street which were never made. Husband hereby assigns and sets over to wife any interest or claim he has in that deposit or any refund to which wife may become entitled. wife shall be responsible to contact Ambassador and arrange the refund of that deposit which shall be hers free of any claim by husband. 6. Each of the parties has some nonmarital property which is owned by them. Husband's nonmarital property consists primarily of his interest in a residence on 32nd street in Camp Hill, which he owns with his former wife. Wife's nonmarital property consists primarily of an investment account with Prudential Securities which she holds in her own name. Each of the parties waives any claim to or interest in those separate assets of the other. 7. Regarding any debts, liabilities, or financial obligations incurred by either party after the date of final separation of April 10, 1993, they will each be responsible for those separate liabilities and will indemnify and hold the other harmless from any claims regarding those separately acquired liabilities. 8. Should any governmental taxing body assert a tax liability for prior joint tax returns filed by the parties, the party responsible for the charge obligation or omission will be responsible for the tax liability or penalty asserted. 9. Except as herein otherwise provided, each party may dispose of his or her property in any way and each party hereby waives and relinquishes any and all rights he or she may now have or hereafter acquire under the present or future laws of any jurisdiction to share in the property or the estate of the other as a result of the marital relationship including without limitation, statutory allowance, widow's allowance, right of intestacy, right to take against the will of the other, and right to act as administrator or executor in the other's estate. Each will at the request of the other execute, acknowledge, and deliver any and all instruments which may be necessary or advisable to carry into effect this mutual waiver and relinquishment of all such interests, rights, and claims. MR. ANDES: Mr. McKinley, we've been here now three hours today and you and I have met many times before today and reviewed the assets and the claims in this case and how I believe the law relates to your case. You heard the agreement I dictated, do you understand it? MR. McKINLEY: Yes, I do. MR. ANDES: Do you have any questions about it? MR. McKINLEY: No. MR. ANDES: Is that what you are willing to do today to settle this case? MR. McKINLEY: Yes, I am. MR. ANDES: And are you willing to give your wife the items we listed to her or waive any claim you have in them, divide the house when it is sold -- the proceeds as we outlined them in the agreement? MR. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. ANDES: Do you understand that this is a permanent agreement, that even though it isn't yet reduced to writing, and may be you and your wife will never sign it, that as we sit here and express our agreement to the Court -- Mr. Elicker is a representative of the Court that that makes us bound by the terms of the agreement? MR. McKINLEY: Yes. ':ij:I'*~::'f:r'''.'"' MR. ANDES: And you're willing to do that to settle this case? MR. McKINLEY: Yes, I am. MR. WEINTRAUB: Lynn, you understand that you've signed a divorce consent today? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. WEINTRAUB: And you heard the Master indicate that the praecipe to transmit, which is the document that requests the Court to enter a final divorce decree, will now be prepared and submitted; and that you would finally be divorced as a result of the actions that we're going to take resulting from today? MS. McKINLEY: I understand. MR. WEINTRAUB: And that all of the economic claims which you've asserted are being resolved by the agreement that Mr. Andes recited for the record today? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. WEINTRAUB: And you understand the terms of that agreement as I've described them, explained them, and detailed them to you this morning? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. WEINTRAUB: And those terms are acceptable and agreeable to you as a final settlement in this matter? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. .,'~~, .,...~,.., MR. WEINTRAUB: Is there anything else that you want to share with the Master and Mr. Andes? MS. McKINLEY: No I acknowledge that I have read the above stipulation and agreement, that I understand the terms of settlement as set forth herein, and that by signing below I ratify and affirm the agreement previously made and intend to bind myself to the settlement as a contract obligating myself to the terms of settlement and subjecting myself to the methods and procedures of enforcement which may be imposed by law and in particular section 3105 of the Domestic Relations Code. WITNESS: ~r'Ub Attorney for Plaintiff DATE: 7 !l,lJ~7 I I ~ ~~ {LYJff~-+ Ly n A. McK nl y 8t.~Q " ,-1 v!;; , I. Attorney for Defendant (JaJes II LYNN A. McKINLEY, IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF Plaintiff CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA vs. NO. 94 - 2189 CIVIL JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant IN DIVORCE THE MASTER: Today is Tuesday, July 8, 1997, the date set for a Master's hearing in the above captioned divorce action. Present in the hearing room are the Plaintiff, Lynn A. McKinley, and her counsel Edward J. Weintraub, and the Defendant James A. McKinley, and his counsel Samuel L. Andes. The complaint in divorce was filed on April 26, 1994, raising grounds for divorce of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and indignities. An affidavit under Section 3301(d) of the Domestic Relations Code was filed on March 15, 1996, averring the parties separated on or about April 6, 1993. Although the parties have been separated for a period in excess of two years, the parties have signed and filed affidavits of consent and waivers of notice of intention to request entry of divorce decree. Therefore, we will not need to proceed on grounds under the indignity section of the code or under the 3301(d) section of the code. The affidavit of consent of the husband was filed on April 25, 1997, along with his waiver of notice of intention to request entry of divorce decree. The affidavit of consent and waiver were signed by wife this date and we will file those following the statement of the agreement on the record with the Prothonotary. The complaint also raised the economic claim of equitable distribution. No other economic issues have been raised. The Master has been advised that after considerable time spent negotiating this morning the parties have reached an agreement with respect to the economic issues relating to equitable distribution. We are going to have the agreement placed on the record in the presence of the parties and counsel. The agreement as stated will be considered the substantive agreement of the parties and will not be subject to any changes or modifications except for correction of typographical errors which may be made during the transcription. After the agreement has been placed on the record, the court reporter will prepare a draft and will forward that draft to counsel to review for typographical errors. After any typographical errors have been corrected counsel and the partiea will be requested to affix their signatures and return a signed document to the Master. Upon receipt of the signed document, the Master will prepare an order vacating his appointment. It is noted, however, that the signing of the document by the parties and counsel is not required in order for the agreement to be viable and enforceable between the parties. The signing of the agreement is simply an affirmation of the agreement which is going to be placed on the record at this """. >' ~...}/'-':" --," time. After the Master has vacated his appointment, counsel will then be in a position to file a praecipe transmitting the record to the Court requesting the entry of a final decree in divorce. Mr. Andes. MR. ANDES: The parties have agreed to resolve the issues of equitable distribution as follows: 1. There are 11 items of personal property remaining in the marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth Street, that the parties have agreed will be the property of wife if they can all be located. Those items are as follows: Cherry dining room table located in the kitchen; Cherry cabinet in the living room; Contents of a liquor cabinet; Bottle opener on the wall in the basement; Any books, clothing, or any other personal effects that the wife left behind when she moved from the house; wife's sewing machine; Two scarab bracelets (the parties have agreed that these items are no longer at the marital home but are at Facets, a jewelry store, and that wife shall retrieve them from that store); Any games or toys that the children no longer use; The home theater portion of the stereo system (which consists of an amplifier unit and four speakers), and the parties agree that the Luxman receiver and the two Boston speakers will remain the property of husband; Several sets of toy trains; A citizen band police scanner. <,,'. ',,;,,~~",I The parties acknowledge that husband has not been able to locate the bottle opener, the toy trains, or the CB scanner; that husband will continue to search for those and that if husband cannot locate them within 20 days, wife shall have access to the house when husband is present so that she may look for those items herself. Otherwise, the parties have completed a distribution and division of the household furnishings and tangible personal property and each will retain those items now in their possession, and husband will retain any of the other items now remaining at the former marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth street in Camp Hill. 2. Wife shall retain the following assets: Her pension benefits with the united states Postal system; Her Savings and Thrift plan with the united states Postal System; Both the marital and nonmarital portion of her individual retirement account; The investment account with Prudential Securities which is currently registered in both names; The dividends and other income she received from the Prudential account from the date of separation up to now; 1991 Honda automobile. The parties have agreed that for purposes of this distribution, these items have a total value of $64,068.00. To the extent that husband's signature or other action by husband is required to transfer or confirm these assets in wife's name, he will make, execute, acknowledge, and deliver any documents reasonably required to accomplish that. 3. Husband shall retain the following assets: The benefits in his pension with the United states Postal System; His individual retirement account; The amount by which real estate on 32nd Street in Camp (~iil{; Hill which he owns jointly with his former wife, Mary McKinley, increased in value during the marriage; Approximately $456.00 in either cash or in the form of deposits in bank accounts at the time of separation; The balance of the tangible personal property at the marital residence not distributed in accordance with Paragraph 1 of this agreement; 1990 Jeep Cherokee. For purposes of the settlement, the parties have agreed that these assets have a value of $32,835.00 To the extent wife's signature or other action is required to transfer or confirm title and ownership of these assets to husband, wife agrees that she will make, execute, acknowledge, and deliver such documents or take such other actions as are reasonably required to do the same. 4. The parties will list the former marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth street in the Borough of Camp Hill for sale with a realtor selected by mutual agreement and will take all actions reasonably required to cooperate in the sale of the property. When the property is sold the costs of sale and the balance then owed on the mortgage to Harris Savings Bank will be paid and the proceeds will be divided as follows: Wife shall be paid the sum of $8,479.00 of the net proceeds; Husband shall be paid the sum of $26,521.00 of the net proceeds; The balance of the net proceeds shall be divided so that wife receives 55% of them and husband receives 45% of them. Husband shall have the right to exclusive possession of the residence for a period of not more than nine months after the date of this agreement or until the house is sold whichever shall first occur. He shall be responsible to pay the mortgage and the utilities and other expenses incident to the occupancy of the property during that time. His right to occupy the property shall end at the settlement on the sale of the property or at the expiration of nine months from this date, whichever first occurs. -~:~: 5. During the marriage wife made a deposit with Ambassador Roofing Company in the amount of $2,000.00 to pay for repairs to the roof on the house on Dartmouth street which were never made. Husband hereby assigns and sets over to wife any interest or claim he has in that deposit or any refund to which wife may become entitled. wife shall be responsible to contact Ambassador and arrange the refund of that deposit which shall be hers free of any claim by husband. 6. Each of the parties has some nonmarital property which is owned by them. Husband's nonmarital property consists primarily of his interest in a residence on 32nd street in Camp Hill, which he owns with his former wife. Wife's nonmarital property consists primarily of an investment account with Prudential Securities which she holds in her own name. Each of the parties waives any claim to or interest in those separate assets of the other. 7. Regarding any debts, liabilities, or financial obligations incurred by either party after the date of final separation of April 10, 1993, they will each be responsible for those separate liabilities and will indemnify and hold the other harmless from any claims regarding those separately acquired liabilities. 8. Should any governmental taxing body assert a tax liability for prior joint tax returns filed by the parties, the party responsible for the charge obligation or omission will be responsible for the tax liability or penalty asserted. 9. Except as herein otherwise provided, each party may dispose of his or her property in any way and each party hereby waives and relinquishes any and all rights he or she may now have or hereafter acquire under the present or future laws of any jurisdiction to share in the property or the estate of the other as a result of the marital relationship including without limitation, statutory allowance, widow's allowance, right of intestacy, right to take against the will of the other, and right to act as administrator or executor in the other's estate. Each will at the request of the other execute, acknowledge, and deliver any and all instruments which may be necessary or advisable to carry into effect this mutual waiver and relinquishment of all such (' f~~~;~~ , interests, rights, and claims. MR. ANDES: Mr. McKinley, we've been here now three hours today and you and I have met many times before today and reviewed the assets and the claims in this case and how I believe the law relates to your case. You heard the agreement I dictated, do you understand it? MR. McKINLEY: Yes, I do. MR. ANDES: Do you have any questions about it? MR. McKINLEY: No. MR. ANDES: Is that what you are willing to do today to settle this case? MR. McKINLEY: Yes, I am. MR. ANDES: And are you willing to give your wife the items we listed to her or waive any claim you have in them, divide the house when it is sold -- the proceeds as we outlined them in the agreement? MR. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. ANDES: Do you understand that this is a permanent agreement, that even though it isn't yet reduced to writing, and may be you and your wife will never sign it, that as we sit here and express our agreement to the Court -- Mr. Elicker is a representative of the Court that that makes us bound by the terms of the agreement? MR. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. ANDES: And you're willing to do that to settle this case? MR. McKINLEY: Yes, I am. MR. WEINTRAUB: Lynn, you understand that YOU've signed a divorce consent today? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. WEINTRAUB: And you heard the Master indicate that the praecipe to transmit, which is the document that requests the Court to enter a final divorce decree, will now be prepared and submitted; and that you would finally be divorced as a result of the actions that we're going to take resulting from today? MS. McKINLEY: I understand. MR. WEINTRAUB: And that all of the economic claims which you've asserted are being resolved by the agreement that Mr. Andes recited for the record today? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. WEINTRAUB: And you understand the terms of that agreement as I've described them, explained them, and detailed them to you this morning? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. WEINTRAUB: And those terms are acceptable and agreeable to you as a final settlement in this matter? MS. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. WEINTRAUB: Is there anything else that you want to share with the Master and Mr. Andes? MS. McKINLEY: No I acknowledge that I have read the above stipulation and agreement, that I understand the terms of settlement as set forth herein, and that by signing below I ratify and affirm the agreement previously made and intend to bind myself to the settlement as a contract obligating myself to the terms of settlement and subjecting myself to the methods and procedures of enforcement which may be imposed by law and in particular section 3105 of the Domestic Relations Code. WITNESS: DATE: ~~ Edward J. We ntraub Attorney for Plaintiff 1/~n/c;7 f f ~~aY{~,~} n A. McK leyO ~:-~ Attorney for Defendant ..j If /,' '( I .' - \ .. ", - ~, '. ; .... ! , ^ .. . ". '''-' 'It 1: , ,~ , \\ is '" r .-,-"- LAW OFFICE EDW\RD J. WEINTRAUB 2650 Nc=!TH THIRD STREET HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 17110 (717) 238-2200 FAX (717) 238-9280 .;.:. i' . 1~7'111G "-'-~'!:~u:.~~~~l-+~\:hLi.,.,~';;~"ni';;'~~: ;.~:,;,i~r:':;}..I.i.~~'~~'uJ.r1~~J&~~""'~-""'- . , , r ~ ! '\ . . ", . ; , , ~ f " , I ; . . , . ' ,. LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff, · IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS · CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA . . vs. · No. 94-2189 CIVIL TERM . JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant. · CIVIL ACTION LAW · IN DIVORCE AMENDED PRETRIAL STATEMENT OF PLAINTIFF LYNN A. McKINLEY 1. List of Marital Assets: See Plaintiff's Inventory and Appraisement attached, 2, Expert Witnesses: Actuary, Harry Leister; Real Estate Appraiser, Terry Freeman; and Persor,al Property Appraiser, Robert Ensminger. 3. Other Witnesses: Plaintiff only, 4. Exhibits of Plaintiff: A. Actuarial report on Plaintiff's and Defendant's United States Postal Services Pension. S, Appraisals on 15 North 32nd Street, and 1901 Dartmouth, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania (ordered), C. Valuation of personal property (ordered). D, Husband's IRA account documentation. E. Wife's IRA account documentation. F. Documentation of Wife's $139,629 inheritance and expenditures. G, Plaintiff's pay stub, H. List of the parties' personal property. I. Investment account statements. 5. Plaintiff's Income: See Plaintiff's pay stub attached and marked as Exhibit G Plaintiff's Exoenses: See Plaintiff's income and expense statement attached, Valuation of Plaintiff's oension: See statement attached and marked as Exhibit A. 8. Counsel Fees: 6. . 7, fees, Plaintiff proposes that both parties be responsible for his/her own counsel 9, Personal Propertv: Attached, as Exhibit H, is a list of all of the parties' personal property and items which Plaintiff wants delivered to her by Defendant. 10. Marital Debts as of the parties date of seoaration: Mortgage Visa Fulton Bank Gold MasterCard Montgomery Ward Discover Bounce Protection Fulton Bank MasterCard Prudential Life Insurance for Husband Aflac-Cancer Policy (Husband's portion) TOTAL $52,947 $ 927 $ 1,1 80 $ 597 $ 407 $ 120 $ 537 $ 295 $ 585 $57,595 Total Due Date of Final Separation (excluding Mortgage) $ 4,648 Paid by Wife Visa Fulton Bank Gold Master Card Discover Bounce Protection Prudential Life Ins. (HI Aflac-Cancer Policy TOTAL Paid by Husband Visa Montgomery Ward Fulton Bank Master Card TOTAL $ 164 $1 , 1 80 $ 407 $ 120 $ 295 $ 585 $2,751 $ 763 $ 597 $ 537 $1,897 ,---~ 11. Proposed Resolution of Economic Issues: . Assets to Wife 1991 Honda Accord Savings and Thrift (W) IRA(W) Prudential Prudential ~ividends Pension (W) Cash to Wife by Husband TOTAL Assets to Husband Marital Residence 1990 Jeep Cherokee IRA (H) Personal Property Pension (H) 32nd Street Appreciation Bank Account TOTAL Less Cash to Wife TOTAL $ 8,100 27,294 413 12,972 3,434 10,099 21,386 $ 83,698 (55%) $ 52,619 7,075 413 5,000 16,304 8,000 456 $ 89,867 /21.386\ $ 68,481 (45%) Separate Property: Husband - 21 5 North 32nd Street, Camp Hill Wife - Prudential Investment Account Alimony to Plaintiff Wife: None, Edward J. Weintraub, Esquire 2650 North Third Street Harrisburg, PA 17110 (717) 238.2200 10#17441 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF . . . CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE AND NOW, this 3rd day of July, 1997, I, Joanne M. Bennett, hereby certify that I have this day served a copy of the within document, by mailing same by first class mail, postage prepaid, addressed as follows: Samuel L. Andes, Esquire P.O. Box 168 Lemoyne, PA 17043 ~,u~~~~ J anne M, Bennett ,,--':~ ,. ~, LYNN A. McKINLEY. Plaintiff. · IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS · CUMBERLAND COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA . VB, · No. 94-2189 CIVIL TERM . JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant. · CIVIL ACTION LAW · IN DIVORCE AMENDED PRETRIAL STATEMENT OF PLAINTIFF LYNN A. McKINLEY 1, List of Marital Assets: See Plaintiff's Inventory and Appraisement attached, 2. Expert Witnesses: Actuary, Harry Leister; Real Estate Appraiser, Terry Freeman; and Personal Property Appraiser, Robert Ensminger, 3, Other Witnesses: Plaintiff only, 4, fxbjbits of Plaintiff: A, Actuarial report on Plaintiff's and Defendant's United States Postal Services Pension, B. Appraisals on 15 North 32nd Street, and 1901 Dartmouth, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania (ordered), C. Valuation of personal property (ordered), D, Husband's IRA account documentation. E, Wife's IRA account documentation. F. Documentation of Wife's $139,629 inheritance and expenditures, G, Plaintiff's pay stub. H. List of the parties' personal property, I. Investment account statements. 5. Plaintiff's Income: See Plaintiff's pay stub attached and marked as Exhibit G ~ . ... 6, Plaintiff's Expenses: See Plaintiff's income and expense statement attached. 7, Valuation of Plaintiff's pension: See statement attached and marked as Exhibit A. Mortgagtl Visa Fulton Bank Gold MasterCard Montgomery Ward Discover Bounce Protection Fulton Bank MasterCard Prudential Life Insurance for Husband Aflac-Cancer Policy (Husband's portion) TOTAL 8, Counsel Fees: Plaintiff proposes that both parties be responsible for his/her own counsel Paid by Wife Visa Fulton Bank Gold Master Card Discover Bounce Protection Prudential Life Ins, (H) Aflac-Cancer Policy TOTAL Paid by Husband Visa Montgomery Ward Fulton Bank Master Card TOTAL 9, Personal Prooertv: Attached. as Exhibit H. is a list of all of the parties' personal property and items which Plaintiff wants delivered to her by Defendant, 10. Marital Debts as of the oarties date of seoaration: fees, $52,947 $ 927 $ 1,1 80 $ 597 $ 407 $ 120 $ 537 $ 295 $ 585 $57,595 Total Due Date of Final Separation (excluding Mortgage) $ 4,648 $ 164 $1 , 1 80 $ 407 $ 120 $ 295 $ 585 $2,751 $ 763 $ 597 $ 537 $1.897 (. ~~~,. .. 11 , Prooosed Resolution of Economic Issues: Assets to Wife 1991 Honda Accord Savings and Thrift (WI IRA (WI Prudential Prudential Dividends Pension (WI Cash to Wife by Husband TOTAL Assets to Husband Marital Residence 1 990 Jeep Cherokee IRA (HI Personal Property Pension (HI 32nd Street Appreciation Bank Account TOTAL Less Cash to Wife TOTAL $ 8.100 27.294 413 12.972 3,434 10.099 21,386 $ 83.698 (55%) $ 52,619 7,075 413 5,000 16,304 8,000 456 $ 89,867 121.386\ $ 68,481 (45%) Seoarate Property: Husband - 21 5 North 32nd Street. Camp Hill Wife - Prudential Investment Account Alimonv to Plaintiff Wife: None. Respectfllllysubmitted: ~ ~/Lt~).--- Edward J, Weintraub, Esquire 2650 North Third Street Harrisburg, PA 17110 (717) 238-2200 10#17441 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF .... CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE AND NOW, this 3rd day of July, 1997, I, Joanne M. Bennett, hereby certify that I have this day served a copy of the within document, by mailing same by first class mail, postage prepaid, addressed as follows: Samuel L. Andes, Esquire P,O. Box 168 Lemoyne, PA 17043 Sl~"M'B;nn~: ~~:v~ """"",,,,,,,,_,.,1!""~'!it~,"'t,.~~,_.~_,_,_ ,_~_",~",,,,,,,-..~,,,,,,,,_,,,-,,,,,;';'>>'''''''$,It~~~l'~~~-w.~~f'ft-;;.ii\tJ,.:~-~,Jfir.:i"~ "..:....._L*i.~.. _,_::~~,~~~~:lf';~~;ai~,~~;:~1;~~~4i;';\_"" ,-, \ \ ALED-OFFlCE OF i1'~ r;:OTFr-:,iOT/lJW 91 JUL -1 HI 2: :> ! fL :''''-, ;',.'. .. CUr'" .. .. ,-, "-.'J'"rt . -,,;. ".-,' ,.,'\ , ,-,~,' ,,, ,.... . ,- -- ~ ~ r"~. 1\1"'" l," 1:' ';L:.l\' ",) ! L\,~" ,'. , . .: . ;-.',_,,'<." ~*-""~_,, .-:",~"".,_.~,_,_......",'" .."._,~c""" ."",~,,,^-,.. 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I understand that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa, C,S. ~4904 relating to unsworn falsification to authorities, i 7""l a )}L\.\r;~ Lynn A, McKinley ASSETS OF PARTIES Plaintiff marks on the list below those items applicable to the case at bar and itemizes the assets on the following pages, If an item has been appraised, a copy of the appraisal report is attached. (X) 1. Real property (X) 2. Motor vehicles ( ) 3. Stocks, bonds, securities and options ( ) 4. Certificates of deposit (X) 5. Checking accounts, cash (X) 6, Savings accounts, money market and savings certificates ( ) 7, Contents of safe deposit boxes ( ) 8, Trusts ( ) 9, Life Insurance policies lindicate face value, cash surrender value and current beneficiaries) ( ) 10, Annuities ( ) 1" Gifts (X) 12. Inheritances ( ) 13. Patents, copyrights, inventions, royalties ( ) 14. Personal property outside the home ( ) 15. 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U. 0. - 0 In CD ~ - :s 70......:- > ~ .-=CQrno c: .~ '-'OJ:"" '0 0 ecu-- ~ '., 0 0; - :J III 0. c:~o<( U '0 U CD II> ~ CD U ~ oEEo. ~ III ~ CD - 'I '0 :;; U '0 0 c: u ~ CDIlIt::= ~ ~ ~ III III III ~ III 0. ~ c: -' en u co .- U ~ U :J III - c.' llIC:ox U CD CD II> U - ~ > ~ '., 'l: 0) Q) _ C. III CD u .E , u. ~ CD 0 - c: u c: t:::E 0 E III II> ~ U In 'iii In :J III III CD o U) en ca II> III 0 In III 0 - :;: c:: 0 ~~_u :> ~ ~ i5 ~ :.::; < Ul lXl ~ - In In In In In en en en r." .-.-- CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE AND NOW, this 3rd day of July, 1997, I, Joanne M. Bennett. hereby certify that I have this day served a copy of the within document, by mailing same by first class mail, postage prepaid, addressed as follows: Samuel L. Andes, Esquire P.O. Box 168 Lemoyne, PA 17043 ~ :4 ., , '.4' , "itA../' --<./, ...' -??X~ J anne M. Bennett -,.:- 1i/: ,~., ~ ." \-~ t' .... ,} ,h'; ~. .. ,~. '~ "'~lJ'1IlP"" 'j' -:.J ".'.:t , i ,,' ="'-! ~-~.-..,.... ALED-Or11CE OF 11':; :I'J1HCNClTf.R'l' 91 J\!L -1 PH 2: ? I C'U"~".::' : :'~, ('..,'u' ~( ......... .I~ ",) /1..1 1\1 r.---~ II ,"-c, ". t" ~ c.!",:, ,~;-n., "\l'~:\ - r "- .. " '1 .. " : ,'t - ,..~:;r .,1 . ,/' f '>'; ~:........ I , I , I , I .r . --". - . --,_. - -- -. - ---- --.'-- J Conrad 1\11. Siegel, Ine. ~ Actuaries/Benefits :: "'... l ... ~J ~J Cunrad M. SIt-gel. FS" IIll1't)' M. J.CI\h.'I. Jr.. FS,\ Drum S. Sano. f.S ^ Clyde E. Gingru.:h, F.S.A Euf L. Mummerl. M,A.A A Robert /, Dolan, A.S.A D..\'kl F. Slirlillg. A.S A Rubert J. Mra,-ik. FS,A David II. Klllick. FS.,\ Jeffrey S. Myers. f.S.A Thomas t. Zimmerman, F.S,A Oleoo A, II.fer, F,S.A Piyal S. GooneliUde. ES.A Frank S, Rhode., F.S,A., ",C.AS Charles B. FriedlilntJcr, A,SA lIolly A. Ruu, FS.A. Enrullcd ^,'u.allc, IERIS,' I Ke...in A. Erb. A.S A. Ht.lllh ACIUiI') :J(}O ~ilti()lI\\'id(' (lri\'(' 1', 0, Box 5900 Ibrri,"ur~, I'" 17110-5900 (717) 652-5633 Fax (717) ,'j-IO.9\ 06 April 16, 1996 Samuel L, Andes, Esquire 525 North Twelfth Street P.O, Box 168 Lemoyne, PA 17043 RE: James A. McKinley Dear Mr. Andes: You provided me with the following information concerning James A McKinley: 1. Date of birth - December 9, 1944. 2, Date hired. April 4, 1970, 3, Date married - December 20, 1986, 4. Date separated - April 6, 1993, 5, Accrued monthly pension as of March 31, 1993 - $1,029. 6, High three year average salary as of March 31, 1993 . $29,366. Currently, James A. McKinley is 51 years of age (age nearest birthday). The Civil Service Retirement System is a defined benefit pension plan. The pension benefit provided upon retirement is based upon the final three year average earnings and the years of service, An employee may retire after attaining age 55 and completing 30 years of service, James A. McKinley was 25 years of age on the date of hire. Thus, he will be eligible to retire at age 55, If his employment is terminated before age 55, his pension would start at age 62, As previously indicated, Mr, McKinley had accrued a monthly pension as of March 31, 1993, of $1,029, Since this benefit takes into account 16,71 years of service before the date of marriage and it does not take into account ,01 year of service after March 31, 1993, it is I\l'l'l'~~:\ry 10 mult iply hy II "coverture fraction" in order to determine the portion of the I'\'\\~h'\\ \':\I'\wll lhl\'i\\~ I\w \\\l\r\'il\~\'. '\'\w lIuul\'nllllr \If HI\' "cll\'\'rtUrt' fmctillll" i~ G:2\1 HII\' years from the date of marriage until the date of separation) and the denominator is 22,99 (the years from the date of hire until March 31, 1993), Thus, the "coverture fraction" is ,27 16,29 divided by 22,99). The portion of James A. McKinley's pension benefit earned during the marriage is $278 ($1,029 multiplied by ,27). , ...,.'{t~1r":~ -..,.:,'.:,r , i":!~ Conrad M, Siegel, Inc. Samuel L, Andes, Esquire April 16, 1996 Page 2 While James A. McKinley is covered under the Civil Service Retirement System, he is not covered for Social Security benefits, In accordance with the Combleth vs. Cornbleth decision, it is necessary to calculate what his Social Security benefit would have been if he had been covered for this benefit. On the basis of the earnings information previously indicated and assuming the previous earnings increased in accordance with the increase in the U.S. average salaries, the estimated Social Security benefit attributable to the marriage to start at age 62 is $176 per month for retirement at age 55, $151 per month for retirement at age 60 and $143 per month for retirement at age 62, The following table shows the present value of the pension earned during the marriage: Present Value of Benefits Earned Durin!! Marrine-e Retirement Social ~ CSRS Securitv Nm 55 $46,190 $15,503 $30,687 60 29,604 13,300 16,304 62 24,487 12,596 11,891 If James A. McKinley continues to work, he will be eligible to retire at age 55, Ifhis employment is terminated before age 55, his pension would start at age 62, Therefore, I calculated the present value for retirement at ages 55, 60 and 62. The Social Security benefit and the pension benefit provided by the Civil Service Retirement System are indexed. What this means is that each year the benefit increases in accordance with the Consumer Price Index. The above figures are based on the assumption that the Consumer Price Index would increase at the rate of 3.0% per year. The Consumer Price Index increased on the average at the rate of 5,35% per year over the last 30 )'ears, 5,66% per year over the last 20 years and 3.62% per year over the last 10 years, The present value computations have been based upon the assumptions promulgated by the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation for annuity valuations. The interest rate is 5.8% per year for 20 years followed by 4,75% per year. The mortality is in accordance with the 1983 Group Annuity Mortality Table. With best regards, HML:kad Yours sincerely, I Q' 11 (l iii")' -)7 Harry . Leister, Jr., F,S!\/' Consu ting Actuary MEMORANDUM EDWARD J. WEINTRAUB "'ITOIlNEY ANIl COUNSEI.OIl AT IA IV 2f>50 N. TIIIIlIl STIIEET IIAllIlISIIUIlG,I'ENNSYI.V/\NI/\ 17110 1717) 2:1H.2200 FAX (717) 2'IH,<J2HO TO: Robert E. Elicker, II, Esquire FROM: Edward J. Weintraub, Esq. RE: McKinley v. McKinley No. 94-2189 Civil Term DATE: November 26, 1996 Confirming my office's November 25, 1996 call to yours, Sam Andes and I are trying to finalize a settlement of this matter. Therefore, we want you to extend the time for filing Pretrial Statements, which were due on November 25, 1996. Please let us have three weeks to see if a settlement can be finalized. EJW:jmb pc: Samuel L. Andes, Esquire Lynn McKinley DICTATED BUT NOT READ I~ THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA !iNN A. McKINLEY Plaintiff vs. JAMES A. i-1cKINLEY NO. 94-2189 19 HonON FOR APPOINTMENT OF }!ASTER (~) (Defendant), following claims: moves the court to appoint James A. McKinley a master with respect to the ( ) Divorc:e ( ) Annulment ,(.) Alimony {. ) :Alimony Pendente (~ ( ) ( ) ( ) Distribution of Property Support Counsel Fees Costs and Expenses Lite r. and i~'suppo~t of tBe motion states: ;0, .':' (1) Discovery is complete as to the claims(s) for which the appoi~~ent of a ma~ter is requested. Plaintiff '.',: ;; (2) The ~t (has) 1116l! Rat) appeared in (by hf's::attorney, . Edward Weintraub I ..~ (3) The staturory ground(s) for divorce (is) ~ection 3301 Ie) (4) Delete the inapplicable paragraph(s): (a) The action is not contested. (b) An agreement has been reached with respect to the the action (personally) ,Esquire). (are) following claims: (c) The action is contested with respect to the following claims: or fact. (5) The action (~) (does not involve) complex issues of law (6) The hearing is expected to take 1/2 day (hours) (days), (7) Additional information, if any. relevant to the motion: ~A Date: 10/17/96 ~~~ A Y for ( "" (Defendant) ORDER APPOINTING MASTER AND NOW (X r. 2.. :> ,19R." /~ tk':. LL( (K (/-- is appointed !!laster with res~ect to tKe following claims: .c~....:\C".:::C, o l ":. T ""H~.... \ ( <.,,," ,}:,,; r L'\ Esquiro, BY~he c:ourt.: l ?Vf~ jL/-'/- fJ. I ~ Ig s: ~ ~ UI t- iE g ~ ~ ~, ':j FllED-OFRCE OF Ti):: fT")i/-'0~'JTAAY 95 ocr 21, Mf 8: be CLJi.{bc:EJ,,\J 1.-(;;;:\1] y PENNS)'lVANIJ\ ~i 9~ ~~ ...; ~ (.') -.. N1 o .0 0' , 0' oe 'z "w ..on 11I0 01 a: 0'1- 0 W III 0 e ..z n; z I- I W Cla:1Il 0 on .. ::I .. oct.. 0 Illa.a: " I- "XI- .. OWZ Z .. HI-ct a: "WWIIla. ::I ":1:3 I- H e~ W I-.,a:a: a: 01::1 oee III O1a:a:Zon ..ctct H Z330a: Ha:ellla: WOw.oct 311....1llJ: i I 1 II <I, . .I':'\J , , I''''P'''''P t":;~ -...,-, :.:"""" - ,~.~:\.~ :-;-~ . ..... <.- u, . . ,-..f ..) . :.. / " c:> '" . ~ ,. ,) ~ J,~'" ,> W 0:: H ::J o Ul W '\ ~ ,. j,.. .' " ,~ ,. ..... o lXl ..... ::J .... od;E-<..... O::W E-<W ZO::od; HE-<D. WUl ~ E-<l.? .::J 0:: ""Z~ ....:IlXl Cod;Ul O::~H od; 0:: ~OO:: CMod; W.....X i , . " .J.. ,.' ,) . .', ~ .~~ !. .. Gl .. III 1\I ::E GlQ)", U Q) ,- ~ c: "-", OUl> >~- .- Q) ~ Q>C: o c: -<=Q) o '" 0. X Gl.s::<1i Ut::u; .- 0'- =2~ genU M - o .... - . .,'.... -' . ., . - . . . . . . - . - - - . . (, I oil o l'I .. ~ .. I .. o .. ~ 1 I f' /, ) . '. _":<'l ~ 1b-;-"-,y" SAMUEL L.AHDES oJ. BART DaLON. SAMUEL L. ANDES ATTORNEY AT LAW ~.a~ NOHTIl TWKLPTII STJU~KT P. O. BOX 16U LEMOYNE, PENNSYLVANIA 17043 TIl:LZPIIOMIl: (7171781-83<<11 22 November 1996 PAX (717) 761'143~ E. Robert Elicker, II, Esquire Office of the Divorce Master 9 North Hanover Street Carlisle, PA 17013 RE: Lynn McKinley vs. James McKinley No. 94-2189 Civil Term Dear Mr, Elicker: Enclosed is the Pre-Trial Statement which I file on behalf of the Defendant, James A. McKinley. I have sent a copy to the Plaintiff's counsel this date. Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely, ~ Samuel L. Andes Ie Enclosure cc: Edward Weintraub, Esquire SAMUEL L. ANDES ATTOIlNEY AT 1.AW DOI~ NOUTH TWHLYI'II STlfHY.T ".0. nux ItllJ SAMUEL L.ANPE" D. UAHT V_LONIt 1.llMOYNF., Pl!r5N~:em\5'e?1996 TEL.PItONS (1171 Jal'~:J61 PAX e7l7l701..43" E. Robert Elicker, Master Office of the Divorce Master 9 North Hanover Street Carlisle, PA 17013 RE: McKinley Dear Mr. Elicker: Pre-trial statements were due in the above matter on 25 November 1996. By the time you receive this letter, you should have my statement in your file, I agreed to give Ed Weintraub, who represents Mrs, McKinley, additional time to prepare his pre-trial statement because I thought he and I could settle the case without further litigation, Unfortunately, those settlement discussions have not been productive. I do not believe we will settle the case now without litigation, or at least without further steps toward litigation and a better opportunity to negotiate after both of us are fully familiar with the assets and claims in the case, Accordingly, I do not want the matter delayed any further, I have advised Ed of this and asked that he file his pre-trial statement promptly, In the meantime, I request that you schedule a pre-trial conference at your first available date, In that way the case will stay on schedule while Ed prepares his pre- trial memo, Thank you for your cooperation, Sincerely, l\____ ~_ n d. Q yy{j 0/) /--J\.J..) r ~ . .------It-R. Samuel L. Andes amr cc: Edward Weintraub, Esquire James McKinley ~#~,,~;ofu'~'''''f SAMUEL L. ANDES ATTORNEY AT LAW SAMUEL L. ANDIUI d. llA.HT DaLONE ~O!~ NORTU TWY.LPTII !oiTHHHT ... O. nox IOU LEMOYNE,I>>ENNSYLVANIA 17043 TELBrUONE (7171701-1'301 12 December 1996 PAX I 71l'1 l'01'143~ E. Robert Elicker, II, Master Office of the Divorce Master 9 North Hanover Street Carlisle, PA 17013 RE: McKinley vs, McKinley Dear Mr, Elicker: All settlement discussions in the above case were broken off prior to the end of November, While I have no problem with you waiting un1il23 December 1996 to receive Mr. Weintraub's pre-trial memo, I request that you schedule a pre-trial conference now, rather than waiting until you have his memo, I would like to try to have the pre-trial conference sometime in early or mid January and the sooner you place it on your schedule the sooner we will have it held, Thank you for your cooperation, Sincerely, A.- Samuel L. Andes amr cc: Edward Weintraub, Esquire ,'~:;"1-~''';', EDWARD J. WEINTRAUB ATroRNEY ANIl COUNSEI.OII AT lAW 2hSI) N. TI IIll1l STREET I IAllIlISIlUllG,l'ENNSYI.VANIA 17 I II) (717) 23H.221)1) (',IX 17 17) 2:lH'<12HI) MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: Robert E. Elicker, II, Esquire Edward J. Weintraub, ~ McKinley v. McKinley NO. 94-2189 Civil Term RE: DATE: December 20, 1996 !:nclosed please find copies of Plaintiff's Pretrial Statement, Inventory and Appraisement and Income and Expense forms in the above referenced matter. When choosing a date for the Pretrial Conference, please note that Mrs. McKinley will be out of town from January 25, 1997 through February 1, 1997 and February 28, 1997 through March 12, 1997. I look forward to hearing from you with a date and time for the Conference. EJW:jmb pc: Samuel L. Andes, Esquire Lynn A. McKinley ,.'....-. " EDW AltD J, WEINTRAUB AlTllllNEY AND COUNSELOII AT LAW 2C,511 N. TlUIlD STlIEET IIAllIlISIIUIl(;,I'ENNSYLV ANIA 1711 II (717) 2'IH,221111 FAX (7\ 7) 2'IH,'12Hll MEMORANDUM FROM: Lawrence E. Welker, Prothonotary Edward J. Weintraub, E~ McKinley v, McKinley No. 94-2189 Civil Term TO: RE: DATE: December 20, 1996 Enclosed for filing, please find the following: 1. Original and one (1) copy of Plaintiff's Pretrial Statement; 2. Original and one (11 copy of Plaintiff's Inventory and Appraisement; 3. Original and one (1) copy of Plaintiff's Income and Expense statement. Please file the above documents and return to me, one (11 time-stamped copy of each in the enclosed self-addressed stamped envelope. EJW:jmb Enclosures pc: Samuel L. Andes, Esquire Robert E. Elicker, II, Esquire tOf'Yr M " I/) ~ 0 I<l .. !: ~ '" = < < .. Z z ... '" < I- ~ = ~ < ~ ;:; ....l >- ~ >- 01 ~ e II> ...:I " Z Z z I<l = ~ 0 01 :J 0 ;: 0: '" ~ I- = 01" l- e < < '" z rJl ~ >- " 0 ~ :>: " ... , .; I.' I , ' !. I'.' [(. ~-'- o' t .... ~,~. ,,"""".fJl"?1lIr"'l..-....'" :-,~:ttDu-~. ,i II LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA II I , Ii I I , ,I !i ii I' II I' ,I Ii I: accordance with Pa. R.C.P. 1920.33(b): vs. CIVIL ACTION - LAW NO. 94-2189 CIVIL TERM JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant IN DIVORCE DEFENDANT'S PRE-TRIAL STATEMENT Defendant, by his attorney, Samuel L. Andes, files this Pre-Trial Statement in ii " I: " 1. ASSETS. Attached hereto and marked as Exhibit A is a schedule of the marital :i property as known by the Defendant. Attached hereto and marked as Exhibit B is a list of the non-marital assets as known by Defendant. 2. EXPERT WITNESSES, At the present time Defendant expects that the parties will be able to stipulate to the value of most marital assets, If they are not, he reserves the right to call the following witnesses if necessary: A. A real estate appraiser to establish the value of real estate and any increase in the value of real estate owned by the parties, B. An actuary or other qualified expert to establish the value of the marital portion of each party's pension. C. Any other expert witnesses necessary to rebut any testimony offered by the Plaintiff in her case in chief. ...~"'-'-'I I III himself as a fact witness at the hearing. If Plaintiff pursues a claim for alimony, he I 1 II II Ii Ii d I' ii II Ii j ~ !' " " 3. FACT WITNESSES, At the present time the Defendant intends only to call reserves the right to call witnesses to testify about her marital misconduct. Further, he reserves the right to call fact witnesses as may be necessary to rebut any evidence offered by Plaintiff in her case in chief. 4, EXHIBITS. Other than tax returns, investment account statements, deeds, and the like, all of which are equally accessible to both parties at the present time to Defendant's knowledge, Defendant knows of no exhibits he plans to offer into evidence at this time, Defendant expects the parties will be able to agree upon the value and identity of many of the marital assets. He reserves the right, however, to offer into evidence such i: exhibits as may be necessary to respond to Defendant's case in chief. 5, INCOME STATEMENT, Attached hereto is a copy of an Income and Expense Statement prepared by the Defendant. 6. EXPENSE STATEMENT, Attached hereto is a copy of an Income and Expense Statement prepared by the Defendant. 7. PENSION INFORMATION. 80th parties are employed by the United States Postal Service, although they each have differing pension rights because they participate in different pension plans. Those pension interests have been valued by an actuary and Defendant expects that the value established by that method will be the subject of a stipulation between the parties. In the event that the parties do not agree, Defendant reserves the right to call an actuary, as an expert witness, to testify about the value of each party's pension benefits accrued during the marriage, 8. COUNSEL FEES. Defendant has engaged his attorney at the rate of $150.00 per hour. If Plaintiff makes a claim for attorney's fees, Defendant intends to offer testimony II II II Ii II 'I i I , Ii I ~ 'I I, Ii ,I 11 I! I' about the expense this litigation has caused him. That evidence will be in the form of statements from his attorney and testimony from Defendant and, if necessary, from his attorney. 9. PERSONAL PROPERTY. Defendant believes the tangible personal property of the parties has been divided to their satisfaction and that it will not be necessary for the master to entertain testimony about the division or value of those assets. In the event that the parties are not able to agree on those items, however, Defendant would propose to have those items appraised and made the subject of a stipulation of the parties based upon the II 'I II I' I " i! " " 1: appraised values. 10. MARITAL DEBTS. The marital debts of the parties as known by the Defendant are set forth in Exhibit A and Exhibit B which are attached hereto. In addition to those debts, each party has paid certain credit card and credit accounts since the date of separation. If the parties are not able to otherwise agree, Defendant expects that each " party will offer testimony, and perhaps exhibits, about the marital debts paid by each of , Ii them since separation. 'I , L " Ii Ii iI " 11, PROPOSED RESOLUTION OF ECONOMIC ISSUES. Defendant proposes that he " retain his postal pension, his IRA, and the parties' equity in the former marital residence, !: I! that the Plaintiff retain her postal pension, her thrift and savings plan with the Postal !, :i Service, her IRA, and the joint Prudential account, He further proposes that each party I' " retain their pre-marital property and any increase in value, the automobiles they each now , " - I i I I i use, and the tangible personal property now in their possession, and that Plaintiff pay him $1,017.70 to make the distribution of assets substantially equal. He proposes that neither party be awarded alimony, counsel fees, or expenses and that the parties be divorced promptly. ~~~ Samuel L. Andes Attorney for Defendant Supreme Court ID 17225 525 North 12th Street Lemoyne, PA 17043 (7171761-5361 ,I 'I II I' II I! '......4:.~~'k'" EXHIBIT B - NON-MARITAL PROPERTY II Ii DATE OF REASON FOR EXCLUSION AMOUNT ASSET VALUE VALUATION LIENS OF LIEN Federal civil Unknown Unknown A portion of this N/A N/A service retirement benefit was retirement earned prior to the (Husband) marriage of the parties and a portion was (3arned after the separation of the parties Unknown N/A N/A . Value of Unknown This property was owned residence at prior to the marriage and 215 North only the increase in value 32nd Street, during the marriage is , Camp Hill, PA, marital. James McKinley as of the date owns this property jointly of marriage with his former wife and and any so he is entitled to only increase in one-half of the increase in value after value during the marriage. separation (Huband) Value of Unknown Unknown Wife inherited these N/A N/A Wife's non- assets prior to the date of marital marriage and retained investments them in her sole name. The increase in value from the date of marriage until the date of separation is marital property, i i , " " 'I P ,I Ii Ii !i ii " " , i: i! I II !i " I, I' d p !i " Ii I' Ii ,I II II ! ~ ii j! II Ii I' ,j 'I I, " Ii 'I II II I !i I, ii , ~. (' -. ::ai.ft't"1, EXHIBIT A - MARITAL PROPERTY II 'I 'I II II ii If " I! ,I " II I: 'I I: ji , :i DATE OF MARITAL AMOUNT ASSET VALUE VALUATION PORTION LIENS OF LIEN Residence at 1901 $91,500,00 15 March 100% Mortgage $56,000 Dartmouth Street, Camp 1996 to Harris as of Hill, PA (Husband and Savings 4/93 Wife) Assn, Federal Civil Service $16,304.00 April, 1996 The value given None N/A Retirement System is the marital known benefits (Husband) portion Pennsylvania Employes' $10,099.00 June, 1996 The value given None N/A Retirement System is the marital known benefits (Wife) portion Postal Service Savings $21,081,00 100% None N/A and Thrift Plan (Wife) known Investment account with $12,873.71 April, 1993 100% None N/A , Prudential Securities known Smith 8arney individual $395.32 June, 1996 100% None N/A retirement account known (Husband) Individual retirement $6,000,00 June, 1996 100% None N/A account (Wife) (est'd) known Increase in value of Unknown Unknown y, of any N/A N/A residence at 215 North increase from 32nd Street, Camp Hill, date of PA (Husband) marriage to date of separation Increase in value of Unknown Unknown Increase in None N/A portfolio of investments value from date known (Wife) of marriage to date of separation 1990 Jeep Cherokee Unknown Unknown $10,000.00 None N/A (Husband) (est'd) I, ~ i " , :1 i: , , II " ;! :: :, I' L i! i! " i' " :i " , 11 .' ., 1991 Honda Accord SE Unknown Unknown $10,000,00 None N/A (Wife) Household furnishings, Unknown Unknown Majority are None N/A appliances and tangible marital known personal property (Husband and Wife) NOTE: Husband anticipates that the parties will divide the motor vehicles and the household items privately without further valuation or involvement by the Court. I I I II II II !, I I II Ii II II I I I, I 1i I, 1: " LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA I, i; vs. CIVIL ACTION. LAW 11 " JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant NO. 94-2189 CIVIL TERM IN DIVORCE DEFENDANT'S INCOME AND. EXPENSE STATEMENT INCOME i~f,.~:""<i. Defendant is employed by the U.S. Postal Service. As of October, 1996, his income :i , from that employment was as follows: Gross Salary for 21 pay periods Less: Federal income tax Federal civil service retirement Medicare tax PA income tax Local income tax Child support $4,631,74 $2,044.77 $509.57 $994.37 $355,13 $1.499,40 TOTAL INCOME. NET OF TAXES FOR 42 WEEKS $35,513.19 $10,034,98 $25,478.21 ":\.' ~:~<::. I..' That is $606,62 per week, or $2,628.68 per month, net of taxes. Attached hereto and marked as Exhibit A is a copy of Defendant's paycheck stub for the 21st pay period of I " " 1996 showing his income over that entire year, EXPENSES Attached hereto and marked as Exhibit B is a list of Defendant's typical monthly JAMES A, McKINLEY expenses. I understand that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa. C.S. 4904, relating to unsworn falsification to authorities. , DATE: IOOOI41-1136IJ A MCKINLEY 1192-34-71201 21 96 24776593 I rr.o\'rUK' fiNANce NO U41'I.OYr.C NANE T lIOClAL IECUIllY NO. I PAY rElI 00 "'SUIALNIJW"U -. Or.TAIt. EARNINng GROSS TO NET LEAVe STATUS .. 1I<W:'u.y un: ronr. nr Hoo", ~'fm '1111'11100 YUIlTOnUI: AHHUAL LUU: :gg .~. UU (;IIOU'AY FAUN 'fltT n 2!i not TH"" 10 'b UINtD UL p; 177 .1I:Tllr;. uno t. l.l r~n , ., TIIII rr I BALANCE I I It liCK LUVI: I UO" '..n 'ra H:~ ~... T U.IINlDTltlIYIlI I I US[O I n :ill H . '7 <t'l tlllt rr . . '''LANCE I I LEAVE WITIlOUT .AY I I I I TillS" I ; . I CUMULATIVt: I I . I I UONU Il.\TA I I , I UNo\,n.1l4L I I I i NO ISSUI:O I , usrs MtTlat:NtNT NET P ,T 968.21 27219.82 f, r \' h I hI -/ -~ ~ Iii ~ ~ ~ ~ z ~ ~ . @ ~ e Ie 11 MONTHLY EXPENSES Home $715.00 $ heating, electric, etc.I_$230.00 Mortgage/Rent Maintenance Utilities (telephone, Employment (transportation, lunches) $80.00 Taxes Real Estate Personal Property Income $102.00 $ $792.00 Insurance Homeowners Automobile Life Health $15.00 $95.00 $105.00 $38.00 $150.00 Automobile (payments, fuel, repairs) Medical Doctor/Dentist/Orthodontist) Hospital Special Needs (glasses, braces, etc.) $40.00 $ $40.00 Education Private/Parochial School) College $ $200.00 Personal Clothing Food Other (Barber, household supplies, Credit payments and loans $40'.00 $150.00 laundry) $30.00 -$100.00 Miscellaneous Household Help/Child care Entertainment (papers, books, vacations) Gifts, Charitable Contributions Professional and Legal Fees Child support/Alimony payments $ $40.00 $30.00 $ $ Total Monthly Expenses,.. ..... .$2,992,00 ..'d.;"':<e~'~-" - LYNN A. McKINLEY. Plaintiff, .. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS .. CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA .. vs. .. No, 94-2189 CIVIL TERM .. JAMES A. McKINLEY. Defendant. .. CIVIL ACTION LAW .. IN DIVORCE PRETRIAL STATEMENT OF PLAINTIFF LYNN A. McKINLEY 1. List of Marital Assets: See Plaintiff's Inventory and Appraisement attached. 2. Exoert Witnesses: Actuary, Harry Leister; Real Estate Appraiser, Terry Freeman; and Personal Property Appraiser, Robert Ensminger. 3. Other Witnesses: Plaintiff only, 4. Exhibits of Plaintiff: A. Actuarial report on Plaintiff's United States Postal Services Pension. B. Appraisal on 1 5 North 32nd Street, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania (ordered) . C. Valuation of personal property (ordered). D. Husband's IRA account statement. E. Wife's IRA account statement. F. Documentation of Wife's $140,000 inheritance and expenditures. G. Plaintiff's pay stub. H. List of the parties' personal property. 5. Plaintiff's Income: See Plaintiff's pay stub attached and marked as Exhibit G 6. Plaintiff's Exoenses: See Plaintiff's income and expense statement attached. 7, Valuation of Plaintiff's oension: See statement attached and marked as Exhibit A. "-' . , . , " 8. Counsel Fees: Plaintiff proposes that both parties be responsible for his/her own counsel fees, 9, Personal Prooertv: Attached, as Exhibit H, is a list of all of the parties' personal property and items which Plaintiff wants delivered to her by Defendant. 10. Marital Debts as of the oarties date of seoaration: Mortgage Visa Fulton Bank Gold MasterCard Montgomery Ward Discover Bounce Protection Fulton Bank MasterCard 11. Prooosed Resolution of Economic Issues: Assets to Wife: 1991 Honda Accord Pension (W) IRA (W) Personal Property Appreciation on 32nd St. (Estimated) Pension (HI E,F, Hutton TOTAL Assets to Husband: Marital Residence $95,000 - fair market value - 56,026 - mortgage $38,974 1990 Jeep Cherokee Personal Property IRA (HI TOTAL Debts to Husband: Visa Fulton MasterCard Montgomery Ward Check Bounce Protection TOTAL $52,947 $ 927 $ 1,1 80 $ 597 $ 407 $ 120 $ 537 $ 9,000 $ 21,000 $ 6,000 $ 1,000 $ 10,000 $ 20,000 $ 12.000 $ 79,000 $ 38,974 $ 11 ,000 $ 10,000 $ 1 .000 $ 60,974 $ 927 $ 537 $ 597 $ 120 $ 2,181 '.1."t.~'~"" ,-".:.~"'''''" \. . . " ~. Debts to Wife: Fulton Gold MasterCard Discover TOTAL $ 1 , 1 80 $ 407 $ 1,587 Separate Prooertv: Husband - 215 North 32nd Street, Camp Hill Wife - Prudential Investment Account Alimonv to Plaintiff Wife: $500 per month for a period of three (3) years, Respectfully submitted: Y[;Z)-.,. Edward J. Weintraub, Esquire 2650 North Third Street Harrisburg, PA 17110 (7171 238-2200 ID#17441 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF w' l~~_,.. " \ '. - - - - . " VERIFICATION I, the undersigned, Lynn A. McKinley, acknowledge that the facts stated in the foregoing document are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief. I understand that any false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa. C.S.A. Section 4904 relating to unsworn falsification to authorities. ~ y; / "I( (. . , , ( I '- Lyn A. McKinley 0 Dated: /.:) -,::)t) 9? '..", .' '\ -~..... . . ~ CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE . AND NOW, this ~:)IIV,'! day of I.f ,~ d ~ ),,' ,1996, I, Joanne M. Bennett, hereby certify that I have this day served a copy of the within document, by mailing same by first class mail, postage prepaid, addressed as follows: Samuel L, Andes, Esquire P.O. Box 168 Lemoyne, PA 17043 2/t')/', d ~ ,/../ d-?t'~ /.W-, ( oanne M. Bennett .----., ,--. I EXHIBIT "A" . .:~il , , ~ Conrad M. Siegcl-T--s. - Actuaries/Benefits _ _'. _ .r.:;':; 500 Nalionwidc Drive - _.0 -, PO, ox 5900 .:: =::. -.: ~ liar sburg I'A 1711O.59()() - -.' -- ~ - (71 652-5633 . x (717 540.9106 .4UN ~~,: Ir.. F,S,A Dr\ .f,S.A, Clyd. IRgrich. F.S.A. Robe, " Dolan, A,S,A, David F, Sli,lin., A,S.A, Robert J, Mruik, F,S,A, David II, Klllick. F.S,A, lefrrey S, Myen, F,S,A, Thomu L. Zimmerman. F.S.A. Glenn A, lIarer, F,S,A, Piyal S, Goooetill,ke, F,S,A, Frank S, Rhodes, F,S,A" A,C,A,S, Charles D, Friedlander, A,S,^' lIolly ^' RllSI, F,S,A, Enrolled Actuuic. (ERISA) Coorad M, Sie.el, F,S,A. Earl L, Mummert. E,A, Kevin A, Em, A,S,A, IIcalib ACluarlc. R1 ~ 0~,; r( J ~ \.- [,1 ~ ~r;/'; 1 ~(p I'Ve) lilt Edward J. Weintraub, Esquire 2650 N, Third Street Harrisburg, PA 17110 RE: Lynn A. McKinley June 18, 1996 Dear Mr. Weintraub: You provided me with the following information concerning Lynn A. McKinley: 1. Date of birth. February 26, 1954. 2. Date hired - March 16, 1985. 3. Date married - December 20, 1986, 4. Date separated - April 6, 1993 (Actually, you gave me a date of separation of April 10, 1993, but I used April 6, 1993, to prepare the valuation concerning Mr. McKinley and to be consistent, I used the same date to do this valuation for Ms. McKinley). 5. Final average salary as of April 30, 1993 - $27,495. 6. Data with respect to Ms. McKinley's status under the Thrift Savings Plan as follows: a. Account balance on November I, 1992 . $18,932, b, Account balance on April 30, 1993 . $21,081. c. The entire account was invested in the G Fund and the rate of return on the G Fund for the 12 months ending April 1993 was 6.95%. Currently, Lynn A. McKinley is 42 years of age (age nearest birthday). The Federal Employes' Retirement System is a defined benefit pension plan, The pension benefit provided upon retirement is based upon the final average earnings and the years of service, The benefit formula provides a larger pension if the pension starts at age 62 or later, An employee may retire on full benefits upon the attainment of age 56 and the completion of 30 years of service or upon the attainment of age 60 and the completion of 20 years of service, Lynn A, McKinley was 31 years of age on the date of hire, Thus, she will be eligible to retire ~ C~nrad M. Siegel, Inc. ..--- .-.. ",.- , / , , Edward J. Weintraub, Esquire June 18, 1996 Page 2 on full benefits at age 60. If her employment is terminated after completing 5 but less than 20 years of service, her pension would start at age 62. If her employment is terminated after completing at least 20 years of service, her pension would start at age 60. Based upon the pension formula contained in the Federal Employes' Retirement System I determined the monthly pension earned as of the date of separation as follows: Retirement AIm Monthly Pension Earned as of Date of Separation 56 60 62 $118 184 203 The monthly pensions indicated in the immediately preceding tsble take into account 1.76 years of service before the date of marriage and it does not take into account .01 year of service after March 31, 1993. Therefore, it is necessary to multiply by a "coverture fraction" in order to determine the portion of the pension earned during the marriage. The numerator of the "coverture fraction" is 6.29 (the years from the date of marriage until the date of separation) and the denominator is 8.04 (the years from the date of hire until March 31, 1993). Thus, the "coverture fraction" is .78 (6.29 divided by 8.04). The following table shows the monthly pension earned during the marriage: Retirement A!!e Monthly Pension Earned Durine' The Marria!!e 56 60 62 $ 92 144 158 The following table shows the present value of the monthly pension earned during the marriage: Retirement A!!e Present Value Monthly Pension Earned Durin!! The Marrialle 56 60 62 $ 8,192 10,099 9,841 You requested that I make calculations based upon retirement at ages 55, 60 and 62. I did not make a calculation for age 55 since Ms, McKinley would not be eligible to retire at that age even on reduced benefits. However, I did make calculations at age 56, the earliest age at which she could retire on reduced benefits, ~r,'i~ Conrad M. Siegcl, Inc. .-- /"- / <' Edward J. Weintraub, Esquire June 18, 1996 Page 3 The present value of the pension earned during the marriage is $10,099 for retirement at age 60 and $9,841 for retirement at age 62. It is $258 ($10,099 less $9,841) more for retiring at age 60. What this means is that since the pension formula for retirement at age 60 is lower than the pension formula for retirement at age 62, the reduction in the pension formula is less than what a true actuarial reduction would be. The pension benefit is indexed starting at age 62, Starting at age 62 the benefit will increase with the increase equal to the increase in the Consumer Price Index reduced by 1%, The present value figures in this report are based on the assumption that the pension benefit would increase at age 62 by 2% per year. This was obtained by subtracting 1% from an assumed increase in the Consumer Price Index of 3% per year. The Consumer Price Index increased on the average at the rate of 5,35% per year over the last 30 years, 5.66% per year over the last 20 years and 3.62% per year over the last 10 years. The present value computations have been based upon the assumptions promulgated by the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation for annuity valuations, The interest rate is 5.8% per year for 20 years followed by 4.75% per year. The mortality is in accordance with the 1983 Group Annuity Mortality Table, rated six years. Lynn A McKinley is also covered under the Thrift Savings Plan. This is a defined contribution pension plan. The figure that is martial property for divorce purposes is the account balance on the date of separation accumulated with investment earnings only. Based upon the data previously described, I have estimated the account balance to be about $20,723 as of March 31, 1993. I then increased this with interest at the rate of 6.95% per year to obtain an accumulated amount as of the current date of $25,351. The 6.95% interest rate is the rate of return earned on the G Fund for the 12 months ending April 1993. I assumed that the same annual rate of return would have continued from March 31, 1993, until the current date, All of the figures in this report have been determined as of April 16, 1996 (the date of the report concerning Mr. McKinley) and the assumptions in making the calculations in this report are the same as those used to make the present value calculations for Mr. McKinley. With best regards, Yours sincerely, HML:kad :-1 ---, ' :;. lc ,~, I ~ .-- ') ) Harryll~' Leister, Jr., J;'.S,A. J consuj'ng Actuary ~ Name: LYNN A MCKINLEV DET AIL OF ACCOUNT ACTIVITY , ActiVity Pavroll Code Ollie.. Po, Data Procon OalC' Employee MONTH-END BALANCE OCT 1995 n 18000009 11/03/95 11/03/95 o 18??oo09 11/17/95 11/17/95 E MONTH-END BALANCE NOV 1995 o 18000009 12/01/95 12/01/95 o 18000009 12/15/95 12/15/95 o 18000009 12/29/95 12/29/95 E MONTH-END BALANCE OEC 1995 o 18000009 01/12/96 01/12/96 o lBoo0009 01/26/96 01/26/96 ~ MONTH-END BALANCE JAN 1996 o 18000009 02/09/96 02/09/96 o lB000009 02/23/96 02/23/96 E MONTH-END BALANCE FEB 1996 o lBoo0009 03/0B/96 03/0B/96 o 18000009 03/22/96 03/22/96 E MONTH-END BALANCE MAR 1996 o lBoo0009 04/05/96 04/05/96 o 18000009 04/19/96 04/19/96 E MOtHH-ENO BALANCE APR 1996 o . Deposit E . brnlng' L . Lo.n P . Monthly lo.n p.yment .umm.,y 21,005,16 129,26 129,26 450,3B 21.714.06 134,90 138,39 138.58 245,80 22.371. 73 138,58 13B,56 406,34 2?055.23 13B,5B 138,5B 154,65 23,487.04 13B.58 138,58 174,26 23,93B.46 13B,98 138.9B 237.20 24.~53.G2 For the penod: 11/01/95 through 04/30/96 Source SOCIII Secy~ ""\',,":\ber: 120-46-0985 Agoney Autom.lle 11%1 4,130,19 12,93 12,93 55,33 4,211,3B 13.49 13,B4 13,86 34.86 4,2B7,43 13.86 13,86 sn 71 4,365,B6 13,86 13.B6 24,93 4,41B,51 13,86 13.B6 2B,50 4,474.73 ',3.90 13.90 34.94 4,537.47 Agent, Match,ng 13,661. 15 51,70 51,70 206,83 13.971.38 53,96 55.36 55,43 124,96 14.261.09 55,43 55,43 tSa fi,1l 14,560,61 55,43 55,43 86,38 14,757,85 55,43 55,43 9B.41 14,967,12 55,59 55,59 123.97 15,202.27 Activity Code. G Fund 25,69B,04 0,00 0,00 130,43 25,828.47 0,00 0,00 0,00 130,20 25,958,67 0.00 0,00 1~7 AD 26.086,36 0,00 0,00 119.85 26.206.21 0.00 0,00 140,28 26.346,49 0,00 0.00 142.18 26, 48B. 67 . Invos,', F Fund 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,(\1) 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0.00 0,00 0.00 - ,..~. --- '"th: ,d C Fund 13.09B,46 193,B9 193,89 5B2,11 14,068.35 202,35 207.59 207,B7 275,42 14 , 961 , 58 207,87 207.87 5~9.0' 15.895,34 207,B7 207,87 146,11 16,457,19 207,B7 207,87 160.B9 17.033.82 208.47 208.47 253.93 17,704.69 TSP-8-j 02/26/54 Total 38.796,5 193,8 193,8 712,5 39.B96,B 202,3 207,5 207,8 405,6 40,920.2 207,8 207,8 e.~5.7 41,981.7 207,8 207,B 265,9 42,663,4 207,8 207,8 301.1 43,380,3 20B,4 208,4 396.1 44.193,3 T I Inll,fund tran.f., F . Forf'ited nonvu'.d monln R . Rulorad amounu A . Adjustment c . earning. cornellon Y . Elrning' correction ',ansl., V . Ravaflll of urnings correction B . Daclarad abandoned o I Court-ord.red plyment W . Wlthdraw.l M . 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'" U ~ '" .. ~ en ~ l'i . - ~ M :i on Iii 8 - M .. ~ ~ 2 en i ~ o M z :::: i: ::J o <.> <.> ." 5 o :.. ,E '" '" c: :E o .c CD '5 '" 3: o .c " c: ,e u CD " ,~ ~ III W U z w C) .. o z .. ... z w ::i ~ 0 w ~ ~ ~ ii a. "0 > ~ J: Z '; ~ ~~ ~ lO "0 I: " ..... i >0 " c o E >- CD I: o :!: " FINAL I~A YMENT .. TO: Lynn Plenty SOCIAL SECURITY #: 120-46-0985 Please be advised that the trustees of Robert J. Morrison Assoeiates Pension Plan applied for and reccived a favorablc dctcrmination conccrning thc termination of thc above refcrenced Plan, As a result of this, you arc cntitlc:d to rcceive the Present Value of your Accrued Benefit which resulted from your prior participation in the above referenced plan, Therefore, in accordance with Internal Revenue Service Rulings, we hereby notify you that you are entitlcd to receive your money in a lump- sum distribution. The amount of such distribution will be S2,007,62 which is based on the below facts and figures which the Trustees believe to be accurate. Please check these facts and figures, since they may affect the amount of distribution which you are to rec:ei ve. Date of Birth 02/26/54 Date of Participation 11/01/81 Date of Hire 09/26/80 Date of Termination 06/15/87 Date of Normal Retirement 03/01/16 Date of Valuation 10/01/88 Your cost basis in the Plan consists of: A) Pure mandatory contributions (exclusive of interest) of SO.OO B) Accumulated PS-58 Cost of SO,OO C) Total cost basis is SO.OO The taxable distribution, therefo;'e, is S2,007.62 less SO.OO, or S2,007.62. If you decide to take advantage of the Capital Gains Treatment, the fOllowing will apply: A) Capital gain portion of distribution is SO,OO. B) Ordinary income portion is S2,007.62. Another alternative may be to take the entire distribution as ordinary income and then apply the 5 or 10 Year Forward Averaging Tax Treatment when available. You may consult the attached Notice of Tax Treatment for more information regarding these options. It may be advisable to roll this money over into an Individual Retirement Account or another qualified plan in order to defer taxes which may be payable at this time. In any case, please check with your accountant to determine the most advantageous method for your situation. I hereby certify that I havc checked the above figures and find them to be accurate, or I have made any changes which are indicated, 1 am further advised to check with my accountant in order to determine the most favorable manncr in which to receive such distribution. PARTICIPANT SPOUSE ADDRESS .,. ....' SHFARSON HMAN 'HUfION An AmtllUll l.~tt:\" tl~IIVdf1.,. II Client Statemenj 110 60435 14 001 03/2B/88 TO 04130/88 PAGE 1 *** LYNN A MCKINLEY SHEARSON AS IRA CUSTOOIAN 1901 DARTMOUTH ST CAMP HILL PA 17011 ACTIVITY SUHHARY 110 60435 14 001 INVESTHENT CENTER SHEARSON LEHHAN HUTTON INC. 12o-46-09B5 P.O. BOX 3151 HARRISBURG. Pol BERNARD ORBAtH 17105 717-763-1611 DEBIT CREDIT .00 P 0 RTF 0 L I 0 INCOHE SUHHARY COHBINEO OPENING BALANCE ICASH PLUS HONEY FUNDS) PORTFOLIO PURCHASES PORTFOLIO SALES PORTFOLIO INCOHE CHECKS/ADVANCES GOLD CARD CHARGES PAID INTEREST CHARGED CASH RECEIVED CASH HITHoRAlfl OVERDRAFT LOAN ACTIVITY OTHER ACTIVITY .00 .00 1B.Z5 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 1.62 .00 .00 B02.0o SH FUND DIVIDENDS iNI FUND DIVIDENDS 'fT FUND DIVIDENDS VIDE NOS .xAIlLE INTEREST N-TAXABLE INTEREST HER INCOHE CURRENT PERIOD .00 .00 5,21 13.04 .00 .00 .00 YEAR TO DATE .00 .00 5.21 13.04 .00 .00 .00 COHBINEO CLOSING BALANCE B21.B7 HARKET VALUE 2.421 SHORT BALANCE .00 EQUITY 2.421 VTO INT CHARGED .00 BUYING POHER 0 OVERDRAFT LOAN .00 TOTAL 1B.Z5 1B.25 CASH AVAILABLE o AVO DAILY BolL .00 B.75X TO 10.Z5%. LTo PTNRSHIPS. o . NOT INCLUDED IN EQUITY OR HARKET VALUE. THIS IS YOUR FIRST SHEARSON LEHMAN HUTTON STATEMENT. WE'VE ENCLOSED A CONCISE EXPLANATION TO HELP YOU READ THROUGH AND UNDERSTAND THE NEW STATEMENT FORMAT. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR NOTICE A DISCREPANCY BETWEEN THE TWO STATEMENTS YOU RECEIVE THIS MONTH. PLEASE NOTIFY YOUR FINANCIAL CONSULTANT. WHOSE NAME APPEARS ABOVE. SHEA,RSON HMAN 'HUI1DN All AllltllC.an lipless comoafr, II Client Statemen1 ... LYNN A HCKINLEY 110 60455 14 001 05/Z8/88 TO 04150/88 PAGE Z T RAN SAC T ION A N A L Y S I S QUANTITY E N T R YI B A L A N C E S D ATE BOT/RECD SOLDIDEL DES C RIP T ION P R ICE AHOUNT CAS H HONEY FUN D .... OPENING BALANCES .... .00 .00 04/08/88 zoo AHERICA 1ST FEDERALLY GTD HTG RECEIVED FD Z L TO PTSHP-EXCG UlIT 04/08/88 .. HllTTON GOVERlftNT FINl INC RECEIVED . 80Z.000 SHARES 04/08/88 REC FROH EFN Ale A11-07947 RECEIVED .5OCR .5OCR 04/08/88 HENDIK REAL ESTATE B LP RECEIVED .50CR 8 UlITS 04/11/88 .. HllTTON GOVERlftNT FINl INC INVESl11ENT .50 .00 04/Z1I88 .. HllTTON GOVERlftNT FINl INC DIVIDEND .00 OIV REINVESTED .5.Zl S.ZlCR 04/Z6/88 AHERICA 1ST FEDERALLY GTD HTG ,00600 1.3ZCR 1.3ZCR FD Z LTD PTSHP-EXCG UlIT CASH DIV ON ZOO SHS REC 04/08/88 PAY 04/15188 04/Z6/88 AHERICA 1ST FEDERALLY GTD HTG OIV-RECD, 13,Q4CR 14.36CR FD Z LTO PTSHP-EXCG UlIT CASH OIV ON ZOO SHS REC 04/08/88 PAY 04/15188 04/Z7/88 .. HllTTON GOVERlKNT FIHI INC INVESl11ENT 14.36 ,DO - CLOSING BALANCES .... ,DO 8Zl,87 P 0 RTF 0 L I 0 A N A L Y S I S PO R T A/NJAL IND. INCOHE SIP IND EARNINGS QUANTITY DESCRIPTION PRICE VALUE CD % DIVIINT INCOHE % YLD RTG PER SHR PIE ZOO AHERICA 1ST FEDERALLY GTD HTO 8.00 1,600 99 66,1 ,87 174.00 10,8 ,DO FD Z LTO PTSHP-EXCO UNIT SUB TOTAL 1.600 66.1 174.00 ... HONEY FUND POSITIONS ... 8Zl HllTTON GOVERlftNT FINl 1.00 8Z1 SA 33,' .00 .00 .0 ,00 INCLUDES ACCRUED DIVIDENDS FROH 05/18/88 THRU 04/Z1/88 AVO YIELD FOR PERIOD 5.94% SHfcARSON HMAN HUfIDN An Amtfll,..an hprc~~ {OO1pany II Client Statemen1 ... 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' IN 'DiE OOURT OF eXMDN PLEAS OF SCIIUYIlaIL CXlNlY ORPHANS' CXllJKl' DIVISION BE: ESTA1E OF t-1IlDRf1) C. PillNT'l. lA'IE OF 'DiE OOR(U;H OF CRESSONA, <XlWlY OF SOlUYI..KILL AND STAm OF PENN- SYLVANIA, DECEASED. FIRST AND FINAL ACCXXJNl' OF 00R0ll1Y C. OOZllR1H, ElCECU1RlX Date of Death: March 2, 1985 Date of Executrix's Appointm!nt: March 8, 1985 First CaIfllete Advertisement of Grant of Letters: March 21, 1985 Accounting for the Period: March 2, 1985 to August 13, 1985 Purpose of AccOlD'lt: Dorothy C. Bozarth, Executrix, offers this account to acquaint interested parties with the transactilXlS that have occurred during her adn1nistration. It is ~t that the account be carefully examined. Requests for additional infonnation or question or objections can be discussed ,dt:h: Dorothy C. Bo2'.arth P. O. Box 25 CreSSonR, PA 17929 or H. Alan Will18111S, Esquire Lewis, lolillierns and Car= 102 f.ast ~fain Street Schuvlkilll'aven, PA 17972 Te1ejJOOne: 717-385-0664 - 1 - . , " . ~~ OF ACOJUNI' PRnK:IPAL Rece1pts- Net Gain or Loss ~~ 3 3 Less Disburseroonts: Debts of Decedent F\Jncral Expenses Administration Expenses Federal and State Taxes Fees and Camdssions Balance before Distributions Distributions to Beneficiaries Principal Balance on Hand For Information: Investments Made 3-4 4 4-5 5 5 5-6 6 6 nm1E Receipts Less Disbursements Incane Balance on Hand 6 6 6 Carbined Balance on Hand - 2 - .--_.~_.- \ , Current Value Fiduciary Acquisition Value $105,748.29 00.00 '$105', 748. 29 $ 317.99 1,390,22 5,688.29 8,482.93 ..l0,46b60 26,342.03 f,l 79,406.26 14,200.00 f,l 65,206.26 $ 1,292.40 30.37 $ 1,262.03 t~~468.~ ~ , , ' RECEIPTS OF PRINCIPAL Realty : All That Certain lot or piece of gt'ClIld situate in Newtown Township. Delaware CoU'lty. Pennsylvania, being known as 3205 Hilltop Road, Tangible Pereona1 Property: Household Goods (Sold $300) Cash: 'Ihe Fidelity Bank, Newtown Square, PA Clecldng Account #303-952-6 Savings AcC<ll1t #39-502534-9 Fidelity Investments Cash Reserve Acct. \11292267 Blue Cross 65 Gold, :Insurance for 11 clays :in mapi tal Blue Cross - rebate CXI pren1un Bell of PA - refund A. T. & T. - ref\md $ 38.74 1,372.89 33,250.63 300.00 58.55 1.98 3.27 Total Inventory Receipts Subsequent to Inventory Advanced by Executrix for payment of bills Proceeds iran sale of clothing Credit en prorated taxes 'lurAL RECEIPl'S OF PRINCIPAL $ 814.50 34.39 273.34 GAINS AND lDSSES 00 SALES CR 0'lltER DISPOSITIOOS 5/17/85 Real Estate - 3205 Hilltop Road Newtown Square, PA Inventoried at $69. 100. 00 Proceeds 69,100,00 NET GAIN lR lDSS DISBURSE1-1ENl'S OF ~IPAL Debts of Decedent 3/8/85 PhU.ade1phia Electric Co. - electric bill $ 29.85 Bell of PA - tel.eprone bill 12.02 - 3 - 11 ",,(Of '"'Y Acquisition Value $ 69,100.00 500.00 35,026.06 $104,626.06 1,122.23 ~105,748.29 L__~:oo . , - 4 - . ' 5/13/85 Mrs. Anne Soutbcott:-cutting grass $ 15.00 5/17/85 Real Estate Sett1 ~t Expenses: Realtor' a ('.nnmf JIllion 4,146.00 1'7. Realty Tr8l'\llfer Tax 691. 00 Recordmg Wlll1n Delaware Co, 25.00 Certificate fuJn EItt:erm1nator 55.00 Tax & Sewer Certificate 23.00 SettlBOOnt and check cut fee 25.00 Comty real estate taxes 189.11 6/19/85 Philadelphis Suburban Water Co. - final water bill 5.26 7/8/85 Philadelphia Electric Co. - final electric bill 7,53 J, & K, Trash Rsmva1 24,(1() 8/13/85 JlII1et M, Geist - Affidavits 5.00 George A, Urttis, Register - Fil1ng First and Final $ Account and Releases 160,00 5,688.29 Federal and State Taxes 5/8/85 GeOrge A, Urttis, Agent - Partial pa)'ll8\t on Inheritance Tax 3,990.00 5/30/85 C..eorge A. Urttis, Agent - Balance due on Inheritance Tax 4,492.93 8,482.93 Fees and Camd.ssiona 8/13/85 W, Alan Wlll.i.mm, ESquire - attomey's fee 5, 231. 30 Dorothy C. Bozarth - Executrix's Camd.ssion 5 231. 30 10,462.60 __.1_____ TOTAL DISBlJRSElo1ENl'S OF PRINCIPAL $ 26,342.03 :I:'~.'."4__... DIS'llUBlJl'lON OF PRINCIPAL TO IlENF.FICIARIES - .... - 4/4/85 Evelyn A. Plenty Household Goods Cash Bequest Dorothy C. Bozarth - Cash Ile<Juest Elsie V. Carter - Cash Bequest - 5 - $ 200.00 _.2 , DOn -'- OQ $ 5,200.()() 5,000.00 1,000.00 . . J8IIleS Craig - Cash Bequest John Craig - Cash Bequest lkdtarian lkdversa1ist OlUrch - Cash Bequest 'lUrAL DISTlllBUITONS OF PRINCIPAL m BENEFICIARIES 4/4/85 ,~RHATIQlI_ SQlEDULES " PRnlfJrtJ. Investments Made The Schuylkill liaven Trust Cooipany C, D. D391 - redeemed 5/7/85 C, D. #399 - redeemed 8/7/85 C. D. 11402 5/7/85 5/30/85 PRINCIPAL BAlANCE 00 HAND '-- The Schuylkill Haven Trust Co. - C. D. f/402 Cash Rfo.CEIPl'S OF nKXJ.1E 4/8/85 Fidelity Investments - accrued interest 5/7/85 The Schuylkill Haven Trust Co. - interest on C. D. #391 (redeeoed) 5/14/85 Fidelity Investments - dividend - 7/30/85 The Schuylkill Haven Trust Co. - interest on C. D. fI402 to date 8/7/85 The Schuyll:ill Haven Trust Co. - interest on C. D. #399 (redeerred) 'lUrAL RECEIPl'S OF JNXM: DISIllJRSFlolEm'S OF INal1E PA Department of Revenue - State Fiduciary Incare Tax INal-lE BAlAlQ; 00 HAND Cash - 6 - $ 1,000.00 1,000,00 1,000.00 t~J:.~:.OQ ~st $ 16,000.00 15,000.00 60,000.00 $ 60,000.00 5,206.26 $ 65,206.2~ $ 183.01 101. 92 44,60 695,04 267.83 $ 1,292.40 ---- -~- L__ ._~.~ L~J~.03 . , STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY OF SCHUYLKILL SS DOROTHY C. BOZARTH, Executrix under the Last Hill and Testament of MILDRED C, PLENTY, deceased, hereby declares under oath that she has fully and faithfully discharged the duties of her office; that the foregoing First and Final Account is true and correct and fully dis- closes all significant transactions occurring during the accounting period; that all known claims against the estate have been paid in full; that, to her knowledge, there are no claims now outstanding against the Estate; and that all taxes presently due from the estate have been paid. /'1' ~~ t. A^-ra-,tC' DOROTHY c, 6zA'ifnr,--F.y.ecutrii- SWORN and SUBSCRIBED to HI before me this 17 day of aU/clo{ I , 1985. ~I )a't.t r I'll ,tJ'l-''1 ~ Notary Public ~1. ~ No. 11 Rae, 'orm . , In the Court of Common Pleas of Schuylkill County Orphans' Court Division Commonwealth of Pennsylvalua ESTATE OF MILDRED C. PLENTY 1)eceasecI. ST ^ TEMENT OF PROPOSED DISTRIBUTION To ~e Honorable, the Auditing Jud~ of the said CourL The lollowing is a stalement of proposed dimibution, in form and including data required by the rules of couct, of the balances lor which the undersigned personal representative remains accountable as Executrix of the estate of _MILDRED C. PLENTY laIc of the~ough of Cressona _in the Counry of Schuyllcill aforesaid, who, as saated in the petition herelofore filed for probate of the decedent's will, a copy of which is filed herewith, died on the 2nd March 19 85 ,al the age of 66 years, teState: day of ( 8th Testamentary were gran led to the undersi~ on the, I. Ut1l:U day of March _I9-1l.2.. <a> rhe grant ol lellers was advertised in accordance with the slatulory requirements and the rules of court, proof whereof is herelO anached; and more than lour monlhs have elapsed since the date of me IirS( romplere advertisemenr thereof, ~ A First and Final . ,accounl has ~n filed by the undersigned personal reprcscntalive and all persons known to your accounram to hIVe an imerest in me said decedent's estare as beneficiary, heir or next of kin, and all unpaid c1aimams who have giveD WrilleD notice, or irs equivalem, of thei r claims lO your accounlant, or allorney of record, and the sureties on your accounlanr's bond, have ~n given wrinen nOlice of the filing of this statemenl of proposed distribur.ior. and of lhe said ",counl and ilS call for audit and confirmallon, ; , r~ . . - ,. , .;' , EXHIBIT "H" '.~'hl!~"'.^'" , r'" ~ McKINLEY PERSONAL PROPERTY LIST Rolling Suitcase Waterbed, Frame and Access Comforter Programs Computer Table Telephone Stand Microwave Liquor - for wedding Bedding - Matt's room TV and VCR Lazy Boy Stereo Stand Bston - Speakers Subwoofer Yamal1a - Surround Center Speaker Polk Rear Speakers DCI13 - Multi CD Shed - Black Bear Lawn Furniture Cushions for Chairs Lawn Mower Hose Cart Grill Workbench DBL Tool Chest Nordic Track Refrigerator - used Metal Shelves Sectional Sofa Dishwasher KilO - Double Tape Answering Machine Zenith Pc Junior Small File Cabinent Spices, Staples, Small Appliances Cookbooks Small Metal Shelving Weight Bench Microwave Luxman R II? - Receiver Luxman DIl3 - Single CD ................... , .,..- . McKinley Personal Properly Page 2 Cherry Dresser Cherry Chest of Drawers Cherry Nite Stand Queen Mattress & Springs Small End Table - Amy's Room Lynn BR Furniture Nite Stand Couch & Ottoman Small Table 2 Sewing Machines Pots and Pans Correll Dishes Couch Blue Chairs Hutch Liquor Cabinet Kriby Doublebed - Matt's Room B- Room Furniture - Matt's Room TV - Matt's Room Coffe, Oval and Square Tables Brown Chair Touch Lamp 2 Sewing Tables Dining Room Table Washer & Dryer Refrigerator Chair with Green Cushion Wicker Chair Chair with Green Seat Dinette Set - Charis Nest Tables Hope Chest Toy Chest KIOS - Tape Player - Lynn Gift Compton Encyclopedias XT Computer Small Nite Stand Large File Cabinet Stamp Collection .....-.--...- . ~-., . '---... . McKinley Personal Property Page 3 Fire Alann Lamp Telephone - Gift Interactive CD - Gift Rl14 - Receiver - Amy Gift Bost Speakers - Amy Gift Games Yamaha Ree - Matt Gift Polk Speakers - Matt Gift \ . ., .... McKINLEY PERSONAL I'ROPERTY -ITEMS TO IlE RETAINED BY WIFE Items Already in Wife's Possession Zenith PC Junion Small File Cabinet Spices. Staples, Small Appliances Cookbooks Small Metal Shelving Weight Bench Microwave Chair with Green Cusion Wicker Chair Chair with Green Scat Dinettp. Set - Chairs Nest Tables Hope Chest Toy Chest Items to be Delivered to Wife Cherry Dining Room Table in Kitchen Cherry Cabinet in Living Room Contents of the Liquor Cabinet Bottle Opener on Wall in Basement Any Books or Personal Items left Behind Sewing Machine Two Scarab Bracelets Any Games or Toys Surround Sound Toy Trains , ,3. 10e deeeden' left _ . ,.I\Q_.>jXlUIe 10 suevive, namely, \ 10 whom decedenl was married !he daa: of . will, . 4. The surviving spouse has elected 10 take che decedc:nt's will and Slid election or a cOPl' th"reof was duly servd Ilpon lh: undenigned personal represenlarive and il has been rl't'Orded in lht Rl't'OrJl'r's oRiCl' and liled Wilh lhe Clerk of lhe Orphans' Courl aforesaid. N.A. 5. dill' of The decedenl Idl , as follows: no issue 10 survive born, and/or child or childrl'n adorted afler lhe C:l. ThaI all corporalions and associalions named IS benl'liciaries in decedent's will have been norilied of che bequem or devises given mem in decedent's will, 7. The real eSlale specifically devised in decedeol's will is not follows': subject 10 morlgage lien as 8, A copy of me accounl liled as aforesaid has ..!1Q!.. been mailed to the Unia:d Scales Velerans Adminislralion and a copy has not been mailed 10 me Deparanens of Revenue of me Common- ",'ellth of Pennsylvania. r 9. The Iransfer inherilance direcl $ 7, 72 9 . 40 ; collaleral $ lax has 1,200.0~ been paid and is IF-portioned IS follows: 10, Thl' decedenl's eSllle is not subjecl to Federal estlle lax upon gross eslale of S , as shown in rerurn of gross l'Slale for Federal Tax purposes, a copy of which has been filed Wilh lhe Regisler, All parlies who are or may be subjecl 10 Federal eslale laX Iiabiliry under lh Tax Proralion ACl havl' bel'n nOlilied of such liabilllY, II. ^II lCl'dilnrS an.! other daiman15 who ha~e I'reSl'nled claims have been paid excq>l the following: NONE Claim.nl NalUn: of Claim Amounl Admitted or Disputed . 12. No advancemenlS lD or scttlements with any beneficiary under the will were made by the decedent in his lifetime. to the best of your accountant'S knowledge and belieE. 13. Disuiburion of the balances shown in the account to beneficiarics under the provisions of the decedent'. will is proposed IS follows: (included are relationship; if any; interest; name of fiduciary, if &01. of IUCh IS are minors or otherwise incompercnt; name of personal repr:!:l:I1l1rive, if any, of sum parties in inlerest who have died since the dale of death of the decedent; nU!la and relationship of all penons cntided to take the share Ot interesr of a beneficiary who died bef"re the decedent; schedule of personal!)' with appraised values and real ellare, with appra.iscd valucs, ro be disuibuled in kind and to ..mom, including a full description of the real esrare-~ norc b): Disuiburce Relationship Evelyn A. Plenty Daughter Intercst Minor or otherwise Incompctenr Fiduciary Dorothy C. Bozarth, Trustee for five (5) year: from date of death Entire Residue suijuris . .;' . , , 14. There lie no disputed queationa of f&~ or of law in mpea of chc: &CCOWIt fiIecI or chil proposed diatribution Ind no queltiona of C'OnItrlICtion of che wiU l:U'epC the fo11owiDs: None beculxx ~ J&Ylt STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, COUNTY OF sawYLKILL, 55: I, DOROTHY C, BOZARTH, aIloft executor _1li:!IIaK~ being duly sworD, depose$ and lays that the foresoioB IUtemeOt of pt01>O&CCI distribution ia rrue and cor~ to the best of my knowled81 and bc:1ief. ( SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED before: me this day of DOROTHY C. BOZARTH, Executrix 19M Co.) In..rt ..am. and c1&14I or _ or ~.. u.. _ ""J be, or prior ",noll&l ..... ..lift. II UlJ. and cI&l.e of ......1 of leu.n, Ibl Ducrlptlon of real ..LUe ....., be .'1'1'..... .....parW 011_ a&lad>1d &0 \he ~ oat , . COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION In Re: ESTATE OF ~lJ LDRED C. PLENTY, Deceased No. 85-59-593A No. 17 September Audit, 1985 ADJUDICATION AND DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION Counsel of Record: W. ALAN WILLIAMS, rSQri?~ - fo= hcc~~~t=nt ESTATE OF MILDRED C. PLENTY, late of the Borough of Cressona, County and State aforesaid, Deceased The First and Final Acccunt of Dorothy C. Bozarth, Executrix, after due notice as r~quired by law and the rules of this Court, was called for audit on Monday, September 23, '~85, and the audit was closed on the same day. From the evidence submitted and the record in matter, we find and decree as follows: Mildred C. Plenty died March 2, 1985, leaving a Last Wlll and Testament dated October 29, 1984, appointing her sister, Dorothy C. Bozarth, as Executrix. Letters testament~ry were issued to Dorothy C. Bozarth on March 8, 1985, and ~~r fIrst and final account is here for audit. --~~,j -- ---....~ , . In her Will after flrst providing for legally enforceable debts and the expenses of her illness and funeral, testatrix disposes of her estate, in pertinent part, as follows: Testatrix gives to her sister, Dorothy C. Bozarth, the sum of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars, to be held In Trust, the income and principal thereof, to be used for the care ana maintenance of her dog, Brandi, as in her Will provided. Testatrix gives to her daughter, Evelyn A. Plenty, the sum of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars. Testatrix gives to the Unitarian Universal Church, Media, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars. Testatrix gives to her cousin, Elsie V. Carter, Darby, Pennsylvania, the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars. Testatrix gives to her brother, James Craig, Marblehead, Massachusetts, the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars. Testatrix gives to her nephew, John Craig, Lake Oswego, Oregon, the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars. All the rest, residue and remainder of her estate, real, personal, or mixed of whatsoever kind and wheresoever the same may be situate at the time of her death, testatrix gives, devises and bequeaths unto her hereinafter named Trustee, in trust nevertheless, for her daughter, Evelyn A. Plenty, as in the Will provided--five years after testatrix's death, the trust shall terminate and the entire principal and income remaining shall be paid to Evelyn A. Plenty. The accountant charges herself with inventoried principal, $104,626.06, plus receipts subsequent to inventory, S1,122.23, for total n~celpts of princlpal, $105,748.29. Credit lS clailoed for disbursement-s, $26,342.03, leaving a principal - ;> - I - ~-<.. balance, $79,406.26. Advanced distributions to beneficiaries, $14,200.00, reduces the principal balance to $65,206.26. Also reported are income receipts, $1,292.40, less income disburse- ments, $30.37, for an income balance of $1,262.03. The balance for distribution is $66,468.29, entirely of cash. The inheritance tax has been paid. No unpaid claims have been reported. The account, statement of proposed distribution, testimony, etc., are hereto attached. - 3 - ;., _ -..'-...u COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION In Re: ESTATE OF MILDRED C. PLENTY, Deceased : No. 85-59-593A . . . . : ADJUDICATION AND DECREE No. 17 September Audit, 1985 OF DISTRIBUTION DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION account AND NOW, this.!2 7+\... ~ 0 F is confirmed absolutely and the SQ~ -\- , 1985, the executrix aforesaid is directed to distribute the balance for distribution to the following distributees in the form and amounts indicated, namely: TOTAL BALANCE FOR DISTRIBUTION $66,468.29 14,200.00 $80,668.29 Balance for Distribution Advanced distributions taken as credits Dorothy C. Bozarth, as Trustee for dog named Brandi, as in the Will provided To Use of Accountant Cash Bequest 5,000.00 Evelyn A. Plenty To Use of Accountant Cash Bequest Household goods 5,000.00 200.00 5,200.00 - 4 - -;~~:... . . Dorothy C. Bozarth, as Trustee for Evelyn A. Plenty, as in the Will provided Residuary Estate - Cash 66,468.29 Unitarian Universal Church of Media, Delaware County, PA To Use of Accountant Cash Bequest 1,000.00 Elsie V. Carter To Use of Accountant Cash Bequest 1,000.00 James Craig To Use of Accountant Cash Bequest 1,000.00 John Craig To Use of Accountant Cash Bequest 1,000.00 $80,668.29 ._J_....tI.". .' . The foregoing decree of distribution for the Estate of Mildred C. Plenty, Deceased, shall become absolute (FINALI, as of course, upon the expiration of fifteen (15) days herefrom if no exceptions are filed within that period. BY THE COURT, ~_ ~~~2s--- STATt; OF PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY OF SCHUYLKIU. Certified from rhe Record as ~ true ~Ild corrocr copy rhis /.0[.::14;;(,.. day oL4., ~19.n- /Z;-~""--'66""--~ Regisrer of Wills and Clerk of Orplmu Court - 6 - ,- ..- , IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION RE: TRUST OF EVELYN A. PLENTY UNDER THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF MILDRED C. PLENTY, DECEASED ~~ICABLE ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION OF DOROTHY C. BOZARTH, TRUSTEE Accounting for the Period: October 2, 1985 to March 5, 1990 SUMMARY AND INDEX Paqc PRINCIPAL Receipts 2 $67,129.56 Total Principal Receipts $67,129.56 INCOME Receipts Less Disbursements Income Balance Remaining 2 3 $29,358.74 7.739.32 21,619.42 $88,748.98 TOTAL PRINCIPAL AND INCOME BALANCE FOR DISTRIBUTION DOROTHY C. BOZARTH, Trustee - 1 - , COMPOSITION OF NET BALANCES PRINCIPAL RECEIPTS OF PRINCIPAL Distribution made by Decree dated the 27th day of September, 1985 - Cash $66,468.29 Accrued interst from date of accounting to date of distribution 661. 27 $67,129.56 TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRINCIPAL DISBURSEMENTS OF PRINCIPAL NONE RECEIPTS OF INCOME The Pennsylvania National Bank and Trust Company, depository for trust funds (Money Market Account and $60,000.00 Certificate of Deposit) 1985 - Interest on Money Market Account $ 788.12 1986 - Interest on Certificate of Deposit 5,699.99 Interest on Money Market Account 632.01 1987 - Interest on Certificate of Deposit 5,699.99 Interest on Money Market Account 851. 48 1988 - Interest on Certificate of Deposit 5,715.61 Interest on Money Market Account 1,124.37 1989 - Interest on Certificate of Deposit 5,700.00 Interest on Money Market Account 1,468.72 1990 - Interest on Certificate of Deposit (Jan & Feb) 968.22 Interest on Money Market Account (Jan & Feb) 272.97 Interest on C. D. to be received for March 437.26 TOTAL RECEIPTS OF INCOME $29,358.74 - 2 - , 4/13/87 4/14/87 DISBURSEMENTS OF INCOME Robert B. Patton, CPA - preparation of income tax returns for 1986 $ 50.00 Pennsylvania Department of Revenue - State Fiduciary Income Tax for 1986 137.00 Internal Revenue Service - Federal Fiduciary Income Tax for 1986 849.00 3/8/88 Robert B. Patton, CPA - preparation of income tax returns for 1987 60.00 3/15/88 Pennsylvania Department of Revenue - State Fiduciary Income Tax for 1987 4/18/88 6/9188 9/16/88 1/13/89 3/14/89 3/21/89 4/28/89 6/16/89 9/14/89 1/11/90 2/5/90 2/15/90 137.58 Internal Revenue Service - Federal Fiduciary Income Tax for 1987 1,161.41 IRS - estimated payment for 1988 IRS - estimated payment for 1988 300.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 IRS - estimated payment for 1988 IRS - final estimated payment for 1988 Robert B. Patton, CPA - preparation of income tax returns for 1988 65.00 Pennsylvania Department of Revenue - State Fiduciary Income Tax for 1988 143.61 Internal Revenue Service - Federal Fiduciary Income Tax for 1988 20.11 310.00 310.00 310.00 IRS - estimated payment for 1989 IRS - estimated payment for 1989 IRS - estimated payment for 1989 IRS - final estimated pay~ent for 1989 310.00 Internal Revenue Service - Federal Fiduciary Income Tax for 1989 32.83 Pennsylvania Department of Revenue - State Fiduciary Income Tax for 1989 150.54 Robert B. Patton, CPA - preparation of income tax returns for 1989 65.00 - 3 - 3/5/90 W. Alan Williams, Esquirc - prcparation of final account, rclcasc and tax rcturns $ 250.00 Amount cscrowcd for 1990 Statc Fiduciary Tax Dorothy C. Bozarth - Trustcc's Commission for entirc term of Trust 38.00 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS OF INCOME 2,139.24 $7,739.32 PRINCIPAL AND INCOME BALANCE FOR DISTRIBUTION $88,748.98 DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: EVELYN A. PLENTY McKINLEY - Entire balance in trust fund - consisting of: Cash - Balancc in Moncy Markct Acct. 0778-11771 (plus intcrcst to datc of closing) $60,000.00 28,748.98 Certificate of Dcposit ijl0082378 TOTAL DISTRIBUTION $88,748.98 - 4 - , . I write these words tor this occasion since Jane and I are not able to be present. As Wlldred's former minister and as a long time trlend she eiJrliur ,joked loe to take some small flart In the memorial service to be held after her death. Fully aware of the cause of her Illness -- dnd Its terminal nature she talked calmly and logically about her approaching death. I could not l1ell' but be reminded of words which I had heard before: "As bef Its a woman with that rare ab Illty to see directly to the heart of thln~s dnd therefore to see and Interpret lite with the beauty of simj1l1clty, she wanted no elaborate rites, no flowery talk on this occasion. On the subject 0 f death, as we spoke 0 fit, she was perfectly In character; Intelll~ent, serene and Impatient with superfluities. For her d.;ath was not to be separated from life and spoken ot, It at illl, In hushed whispers. She saw It with that same beauty ot simplicity which Is one of the marks of true greatness ot mind. And another I s courage, of the rarest quality -- the most difficult to attain and sustain. For thet~ were few glorious battles to elicit It, 110 cheerln!J crowds, no awarding of medals. Yet she had It, In unlimited abundance, to draw upon In every time of trouble and durlny tile weeks and months of her developing Incapacity..." (Robert C. Palmer) other thoughts occur to me that seem appropriate. They may be somewhat modified, but the message Is clear. I can think of I-llldred as a!Jreelny with those words of william Cullen Bryant who said: "So live, that when thy summons comes to Join The I nnumerab Ie carav"n, that moves To that mysterious re"lm where each shal I take His chamber In the silent halls of death, Thou go not like the quarry slave at nl>lht, Scourged to his dungeon, but, sustained and sooth~ By an unfalterl ng trust, approach thy grave Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him ilnd lies down to pleasant dreams." From our discussion, as limited as It was, about her III ness and her desire for what we Know dnd often advocattl, as "death with dignity" I could hear her saying; "No funeral y loom, my d"ars, when I ,>ot ~one, Corpse-gazlnys, tears, black raiment, yraveyard grimnes~ T h Ink 0 f mea s wit h d raw n I n to the dim ne s 5 , Yours stili, you mine; remember all the best Of our past moments -- and forget the rest." (1111 I I alii Allingham) " I tis 0 no 0 f the t r u tt m I r a c Ie s 0 f 1 i f e t hat II 0 5 I n!J I e person Is over Identical with any other. It Is certain tllat before she CdlllO into tho world there had never Otten another jU!it Ilku hor ,llIll It I" "'Iuully l.uri..dll thdt tlwru will novor l)(j ..1IIolhor. A~, Irul y U!i thu !iun rises ilnd sets edch day, sho hd" IJllculno ,1 pari 01 tho vur( structure 01 tho unlvorso, lllld tho bonovolont Inlluences which she CdSt dbout hor Inio our Ilvllc, dnd countles5 othor lives Inevitably I I vo son. Vorl Iy Iho IU!i!i l!i yreut, but the IJlesslny Is so much yroiltor -- ~rolllor lJy lur than we can realize In this time 01 lJroilt sorruw. lio h ilVO boon rich I y b lost to have known her und lovou hor -- i15 Lou I Sil Moy A Icott has expresseu It -- must "Uooih bu pruud tu tuko u rOYdl soul." "SuprUHlo I Y b01lut I I u I upon tho Udr tll 1\ r 0 sot h u I r 0 lJ I I u p 01 d c U U I d h u nld II I I 10, Modo of momorl05 Inwrought with Hlo~orlos, Illsln", as UIl 11 !iUlnmor UdY a sum,nor cloud, Radlont with the lIght of hope, Eager lor tho sp londor of living. And we, boholdlng It, reJoiced. A Ilttlo whllo It mado our world more fillr. Tomorrow wll I not find It -- ~ven today It Is not. Ulossod are boautlful memories And IJ lessed they that romember tile lJeautlful -- Even though thoy mourn, Ulossod are thoy who remember." Mlldrod "addod to the sum of human JOY, and were every one lor whom she did some loving service to Urlny a blossom to her gravo, she wou Id sleep ton Iyht beneath d w II derness 01 f lower s . " "Somethlny thilt was unique In our lives Is !;lone from us. A cand 10 of the sp I r It has !;lone out -- ilnd thou!;lh we may believe th/lt the sl'lrlt Is Imrnortdl, we here stili are pooror by tho loss we have sulfered." "frolll tho vulcoloss lIps 01 tnl> unreplylny ueilU thoro comes no word; lJut In the night of death, hope sees a star Ilnd IIstonln~ lovu clln hear tne. rustlu of d lliny." And ono might also hear these words: "It Is well that when these feot have pressed The outward pilth from eilrth, 'twill not seem sad To thorn thilt stay: but they who loved rne best Ii III bo most lJ I i1d thil1 I have hdd ^ '" I It 0 I por loct I'edce and rest." Amon. .--:~~~.;. . STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY OF SCHUYLKILL SS DOROTHY C. BOZARTH, Trustee for Evelyn A. Plenty, for Trust created under the Last Will and Testament of MILDRED C. PLENTY, deceased, hereby declares under oath that she has fully and faithfully discharged the duties of her office; that the foregoing Amicable Account and Distribution is true and correct and fully discloses all significant transactions occurring during the accounting period; that all known claims against the trust have been paid in full; that, to her knowledge, there are no claims now outstanding against the Trust; and that provisions have been made to pay all taxes presently due from income received by the trust. DOROTHY C. BOZARTH, Trustee SWORN and SUBSCRIBED to before me this ____ day of: , A. D., 1990. Notary Public ~, PRUDENTIAL MUNI SERIES FUNO:'PA:CLASS B ACCOUNT STATEMENT AS OF: 11/25/1996 REP. AR9B16 ROSENELLA 10\10 1".111",111.,,,1,,1,,11,11,,,,,11,11,,,,,,1111,,,,,,1111,,,1 LYNN A MCKINLEY P.o. BOX 301 LEMOYNE PA 17043-0301 PRUCO SECURITIES CORP HARX 150 CORPORATE CENTER DR SUITE 105 CAMP HILL PA 17011-1759 !.u 1LJ(^"lfiCA't~'Ofl S('t"fAl S(CuRITrIV/JMII{1i 120-46-0985 OPENING SHARE BALANCE 4,089.980 1/25 1/25 INCOME DIY CASU 186.01 4,089.980 2/23 2/23 INCOME DIY CASU 196.23 4,089.980 3/25 3/25 INCOME OIY CASU 177.81 4,089.980 4/25 4/25 INCOME OIY CASU 193.47 4.089.980 5/22 5/22 INCOME DIY CASU 164.67 4,089.980 6/25 6/25 INCOME DIY CASU 211.62 4,089.980 7/25 7/25 INCOME DIY CASU 184.28 4,089.980 8/23 8/23 INCOME DIY CASU 186.81 4,089.980 9/25 9/25 INCOME DIY CASU 194.08 4,089.980 10/25 10/25 INCOME DIY CASU 196.16 4,089.980 11/25 11/25 INCOME DIY CASU 181.13 4,089.980 . .",:;k~~;~;Mutua' Fund s~ry,,~~ ~ . ~9~5.0,1i9:~.EW BRUNSWICK, NJ 08906 '~~;~i\'~: ': , ," ',....- PRUDENTIAL MUNI SERIES FUNO:pA:CLASS B . , ....-...'i/r~~:::~. (.".. ., "",~.'v'';;H.'(., ~;r'-;.~~:' ACCOUNT NUMUER PIli"" fltllll 10 yOUI .'CDunl numb., ..~~ij'..~~~Q.Q,'~67267-3 In 11I11 cOlf.spond.nee ''''vEStOR LYNN A MCKINLEY 1901 DARTMOUTH CAMP HILL PA 17011-3832 CONFIRM/STATEMENT or YOUR ACCOUNT AS OF TAX IO[NTlrlCATIQN NO. OH SOCIAL SECURITY NO. 120-46-09B5 02/25/93 REPRESENT A liVE NAME/NUMBER ROSENELLA AR9816 10000-230 j ~ IJ[Al[P PRUCO SECURITIES CORP ~505 NORTH FRONT STREET HARRISBURG PA 17110-1796 HARX - , .,,' TRANSACTl ON ,.- .,!,.'.... DOLLAR AMOUNT _ ( . OF TRANSACTION .'SHARES THIS . . TRANSACTl ON TOT~L 't"i'.\,J~'" SHAR~SJQ~~Q:~~~' 4,089.980 4,089.980 4.089.980 INDIVIDUAL TRANSACTIONS 01/25 01/25 INCOME DIV CASH 02/25 02/25 INCOME D!V CASH BEGlIlN I NG BALANCE 181.09 2~A. 23 BUILD YOUR FUTURE ON OUR STRENGTH - CONSOLIDATE ALL YOUR IRAS WITH PRUDENTIAL MUTUAL FUNDS. CONTACT YOUR PRUCO SECURITIES REPRESENTATIVE OR CALL 1-800-225-1852 FOR KORE INFORMATION. 5 m ~ o m o o N D " ~J?~:TN~S~~~~R6~65 TOTAL DIVIDENDS AND OTHER DISTRIBUTIONS LONG TERM CAPITAL . CAteS DISTRI8UTlON NET TAX-EXEMPT '''CDME INCOME DII/IDENDS SHARES YOU NOW .oWfof~:~,~~:','~):{;::;' . ". . ':if:r~'~-*}~~~~~~: IN CERTifiCATE FORM ~'I'NOH:CERTIFICA.Tt. FORY~' TOTAL SHARES.'OWNED'//'.'~I . . ';,,~"4;-089.980 4,089.980.:;'.; . ",".. ". ", ' . . . CLOSING PRICE . ACCOUNT VALUE CHECK' ': 1ft:}11 ;~.; PER SHARE ,;. 'I . .. I NO. I ~.' ....... n.,O~.~5,071.58 7615~O K,f.(:" ~., . .' ,:-, ....'..ll'}~ - . :,\.~ - - ----~-'-- -~~ YOUR DISTRIBUTION OPTION IS: iNCOME DIVIDENDS. CAPITAL GAINS CASH '. CASH 395.32 . '. ....,... 395.32 . . .:.':~. ACCOUNT STATLMLNT AS OF: 09/25/1996 REP. AR9016 ROSENLL[A ',..111,..111,..,1..1,,11,1',....11,11,....,1111,..,..11I1,..1 LYNN A MCKINLEY P.O. BOX 301 LEMOYNE PA 17043-0301 II" r PRUCO SECURITIES CORP HARX 150 CORPORATE CENTER DR SUITE 105 CAMP HILL PA 17011-1759 )Jl " lAII()(NlIfICAfll.),'ftW .'U::utSiClJHI"^IJAlNJi l't. .DO~RAlIOUNT . ..~!: ~ OPEN I NG SllARE BALANCE 4,089.900 1/25 1/25 INCllHE OIY CASU 106.01 4,089.900 2/23 2/23 IHC04E DIY CASU 196.23 4,089.900 3/25 3/25 IHCllHE DIY CASU 177.81 4,009.980 4/25 4/25 INCOIlE DIY CASU 193.47 4,089.980 5/22 5/22 INCllHL DIY CASU 164.67 4,089.980 6/25 6/25 IHC04E DIY CASU 211.62 4,089.900 7/25 7/25 IHC04E DIY CASU 184.20 4,089.900 8/23 8/23 INC04E DIY CASU 106.81 4,089.980 9/25 9/25 INCllHE DIY CASU 194.08 4,089.980 ~p~;{lrf~rrti'!'i~l_~tl~~1."~/ "'~'.~'B'MlJN I C I PAL wrr,,*o/;l~~~OM*. : .r.s>'~~<:~~ll . . .' BOXtmgJlEWB, . ' ,.OJ.'l'J!',' . '" .... '''h;,~''.''''''/...;.1.:~J'''~. . "'~'.'.f'~.." ,I, .~.......~KV',1:..;,,~-.,.." .,....., .. ~" "". . .', ._ll....... -., . FUND PA CLASS B SHARES , " -- '7";",'! '~:.i'.:;;. ',--";:. ACCOUNT STATEMENT AS OF: 03/04/1991 REI'. AR9816 ROS[NELLA 1 LYNN A MCKINLEY 1901 DARTMOUTH CAMP HILL PA 17011-3832 , , 1'1 \ ~\' ' \ PRUCO SECURITIES CORP HARX 4505 NORTH FRONT STREET HARRISBURG PA 17110-1796 \. \) \' rmODilsac .'.c III.Wu/ 120-46-09B5 ",FUHDNUtrlPl ,','ACCOUflINUlIIJER'I',"Cl/Koor. ;.... Obtl"~'39001b72b7:tld;.<'W3 " .. ' .. . ._.; .: , ~'...'.. -. ;.; ,,,' . . . 3/04 OPENINr. <;HARf SHARES PURCHASED CLOSING SHARE ,000 4.089.980 4,089.980 SA I ANr.r BALANCE 40,000.00 9.780 3/04 , . ... Prudential Mutual Fund Services ~ PO BOX 15000!lEW BRUNSWICK, NJ OB909 PRUDENTIAL UTILITY FUND: CLASS B , r. ,; . . YOUlI "CCOUN' ... d. 12/29/92 R[PR[SENT A'IVE NAME/NUMBER ROSEN ELLA AR9816 10000-230 ACCOUNT NUMOER Ploftu I(!lrl 10 YOUl IltCDllnt nUnlh,,1 002-3900141961-6 tn 1111 COlf,.,polldl'ncr CONrIRM/!jTA1[M(Nl or 1^.J: 101 Nl If ICATION NO. on SOCIAl S(cunllY NO 1 '12- 34-7120 . VfV[S1011 LYNN A MCKINLEY JAMES A MCKINLEY JT TEN 1901 DARTMOUTH STREET CAMP HILL PA 17011-3832 1l1^1I11 PRUCO SECURITIES CORP 4505 NORTH FRONT STREET HARRISBURG PA 17110-1796 HARX ;. TRANSACTION ., INDIVIDUAL TRANSACTIONS 03/27 03/20 I NCOHE 01 V .1!J5 eM;H 03/27 03/20 SHORTTERH CG .OE. Cllml 03/27 03/20 CIIPITIIL GIIIN .055 CIISH 06/30 06/23 I NCOHE UI V . ]7 CIISH 09/30 09/23 I NCOHE UI V .]7 CIISH 12/29 12/22 INCOHE DIV .17 CIISH 12/29 12/22 CAPITAL GIIIN .30 CIISH [,] (,. ~j~17 616.55" 616.557 616.557 616.557 616.557 616.557 616.557 PI.:"] HN 1 W; ll/lI,/llIrr ~~).~I'I 9. ~~) 33.91 104.81 104.81 104.81 184.97 o '" ., c' 0' D C. i~ Co '1 ACCOUNT SUMMARY IIlNP 11\)( Ul Nil 13-307;1974 voun lllfolnl8uflON orl10N l!i INCl''''1 Illv.IINI':' (^l'll^l r.A~~. CIISH CIISIl foftAnts VOU NUW OWN IN (111111111>11 IUtllt 41'mtC ClIlInlC:^1t 11'11" ITOTAL SHAner. OWN(O' 616.557 ..616.557 ClO:;INC rmC[ ACCOUNT VALue CHCCK PtR SH..m I I NO. I 17.98 11,085.69 437975 HI IIlIM II....RIIMI~. ANI I U'N.. nil" C^I'llAI Ullq II LJI~.llInlllllotts c.^,"s Ol!OIIlll.Il1l10N r.~n ,~ ~'Q 00 HII If,); l)(rY"1 1'4((lU, IHC"IIUI ('hllll N11~. 419.25 " ~ REP. AR9816 ACCOUNI SlAHMENl AS 01: 11/79/1996 ROSlNl UA .", PRUCO SECURITIES CORP HARX 150 CORPORATE CENTER DR SUITE 105 CAMP HILL PA 17011-1759 ~ 1",111",111""1.,1"11,11"",11,11"""1111,,,,,,1111",1 LYNN A MCKINLEY JAMES A MCKINLEY JT TEN p.O. BOX 301 LEMOYNE PA 17043-0301 fAX /[J(f.'lIiICAfl(J/V on SOCIAl Si WHITt NUJ.l(1f11 192-34-7120 OPENING SHARE BALANCE 1.233.114 3/79 3/26 INCOME OIY .055 CASU 67.82 1.233.114 3/79 3/26 CAPITAL GAIN .049 CASU 60.42 1,233.114 6/21 6/18 INCOME DIY .057 CASU 70.79 1,233.114 9/24 9/19 INCOME DIY .057 CASU 70.79 1.233.114 11/79 11/25 INCOME DIY .077 CASU 94.95 1,233.114 11/29 11/25 SUORTTERM CG .124 CASU 152.91 1.233.114 11/29 11/25 CAPITAL GAIN .615 CASU 758.37 1,233.114 Account Stat~cnt as or : 09/30/96 Pa9c " of 1".111",111",.1.,1.,11.11.,..,11,11"""1111,,1,,,1111.,,1 Fund No. Account Number filx IdcntlflCltlon or SOCIII Securlly Numbor: 002 3900141961 192-34-7120 ~YNN A MCKINLEY ~AMES A M~KINLEY JT TEN LtaOy~~XpAO 17043-0301 \)~ ~ )~~~~O~~~~ftl~~N~~~POR ~XAp HI~L PA 11011-1759 HARX - 9/24 .057 CASH BEGINNIN90~~b^NC[ I:BHU 0.00 0.000 9/19 INCOHE DIV AdditionallnvCSlmcnt Ferm: PRUDENTIAL UTILITY: Pleasc usc this form to make an additional investmcnt to your mutual fund account(s). CLASS B REP. NUHBER: AR9B16 REP. NAME: ROSENELLA LYNN A MCKINLEY JAMES A MCKINLEY JT TEN POBOX 30 LtMOYNE PA 17043-0301 Tu 10 or Soc.al Secufll'f Number 192-34-7120 Fund No. Account No. 002 3900141961-6 D for account changes/correctlons Of mailing inst,uctlons. pl~ue rel.r 10 the 1."Clne Side of this st.lement and chack 1hl, bOIll. You .re nqu.".d to ad...". us promplly. in wrlting, of anv mll'f1.1 change In your ,nv,"ment ObJ.cll...., 01 'InlnCll1 condition. PMFS PO BOX 15020 NEW BRUNSWICK NJ 08906-5020 111",1"1,1,1.,11""11",1,1.11",,.1.111.,,11,,,1 I s Please indicate dollar amount you wish to Invest. Make check payable 10 PMFS. 11111111111111111111111111111111111 ]7 ]9001419b16 002 1'1<111,,"1 ild iJi IIIIY fUNU: LlAJ~' II ACCOUNI SlAlIMINl AS Of: 03/31/1993 1",111,.,111"""1100011"1101.,10..11".1,111,,.,,..I;:,il:~ LYNN A MCKINLEY ... "'l JAMES A MCKINLEY JT TEN f\ 1901 DARTMOUTH STREET , r CAMP HILL PA 17011-383~/C~f'~' J PRUCO SECURITIES CORP 4505 NORTH FRONT STREET HARRISBURG PA 17110-1708 HM,X r.uIOlNIIf1CA1KJNOR socw.SCcurulYNULl/Jln 192-3Q-/120 _II 00 ..6 "" . ~~_m,=~~~~~~1 3/31 3/31 Dt[U I HG SW~n[ r,AU\~~Cf 3/ZQ INCOME DIV .11 3/ZQ CAPITAL GAIN .06 (,16.557 616.557 616.557 Cl\SIt Cl\SII 67.B2 36.99 \ <?~ ) {( ~ # P ~\~ .~.$ r;-t? * 1992 IS T OVERI THERE IS STILL TIME TO REDUCE YOUR 1992 TAXES... MAKE AN IRA COfnRIBUT N BY APRIL 15. 1993. CALL YOUR PRUCO SECURitiES REPRESENTATIVE. PRUDENTIAL SECURITIES FINANCIAL ADVISOR OR 1-800-648-7637 FOR MORE INFORMATION. _tI ft~ I . f .~ """""b'n .~,~.u _ e U ~ . ~ , liNN "CKINlEY ACCOUNTING OE E f H~TTON ACCT. INHERITANCE DEPOSIT '2.3B2.BB ENCYCLOPEDIAS 'b,399.00 SUBARU - SILVER '3,000.00 LUT"AN ASSOC - DOWN P"T ON HOUSE '449.00 CENTRAL PA SAVINGS - 1ST P"T 'SOO.OO THO"AS'S APPLIANCES '1,000.00 CARPET WORLO '14.191.S7 CENTRAL PA SAVINGS - DOWN PMT ON HOUSE '700.00 CARPET WORLD '1.24S.00 KITCHEN SAVERS - RE"OOELING KITCHEN '1.037.00 THOMAS'S APPLIAHCES '2S.00 HECKINGERS 'S2b.00 CARPET WORLD '1IB.2b KIRBY'S PANELING CTR '116.S0 HACC - LYNN '24.9S HACC - BOOKS '300.00 N B LIEB"AN - BOOKCASE '3.S39.9S WEDDING 'I.OSO.OO IRA'S JI" & LYNN '2.700.00 '17IS.S4 - AUTO ACCIDENT '636.00 - KIRBY VACUUM '34B.46 - TOWARDS SHEO '900.00 JI"'S CAR 'lbS.OO SYLVAN LEARNING CTR - FOR MATT '2.02S.00 '37S.19 - fURNITURE MATT'S ROO" I'S2S.001'319.00 - PHYSICIANS WEIGHT LOSS 'IOS.41 - BLINOS FOR "ATT'S ROO" 'lbB.B3 - TIRES FOR "E '417.00 - GOOD'S SECTIONAL SOFA 'bIO.OO - PAUL O'BRIEN - PAINT HOUSE IB-Jul-B9 '131.50 SYLVAN LEARNING CTR - FOR "ATT 07-AuQ-B9 '179.00 SYLVAN LEARNING CTR - FOR "ATT 27-Dec-B9 '4SB.SS REFINISH CHERRY B-ROO" SET r OS-"iy-90 '2B.Bb9.B6 INHERITEO OS-".r-90 1'10.000.001 INVESTED WITH PRUDENTIAL SECURITIES OB-Nav-90 '1.700.00 RENT fOR 3 "ONTHS APART"ENT 16-Nav-90 'SOO.OO DOWN PAY"ENT ON LARGE TV CKII042 2B-Feb-91 'bO.OOO.OO INHERITEO 2B-Feb-91 1'10,000.001 INVESTED WITH PRUDENTIAL SECURITIES 2B-Feb-91 ISl7,OBO.91I HONDA ACCORD 2B-Feb-91 1'607.971 EITRAS FOR HONDA IHeb-91 'BI9.00 LYNN'S CAR 17-Aor-91 '913.00 JI" & LYNN TAlES 19-AuQ-91 'B27.00 PAID TRIP TO WILLIA"SBURG 13-Dec-91 '4B3.B4 PAID OFF l-"AS BILLS 19-Mir-92 '3,9SB.92 '302.6b - "ISC BILLS LYNN '27S.00 - TRESSLER LUTHERAN - COUNCILIN 'IB7.00 - DR lLOTOfF FOR JIM 'II.BO - THRifT DRUGS? '632.00 - "EMBERSHIP TO VALLEY GREEN '1432.IS - MASTERCARD - JI"'S '3IS.00 - ANDES VAUGHN & BANGS - JI"'S '200.00 - ANDES VAUGHN & BANGS - LYNN ~ '22.6S - PENNEYS '232.00 - PA STATE TAlES '2BS.bb - PAID "ISC BILLS '44S.00 SKI ROUND TOP SEASON PASS '237.00 PAID Mise BILLS 20-"wBS 14-Nav-BS 31-Dec-BS 09-Aor-Bb OB-"wBb OB-"wB6 09-"iy-Bb 29-MwB6 OS-Jun-8b 06-Jun-Bb 10-Jun-Bb 10-Jun-Bb II-Jun-Bb 12-Jun-Bb 20-AuQ-Bb 27-Auo-Bb 29-AuQ-Bb 20-0ec-Bb lb-Aor-B7 17-"w8B 17-"ay-88 17-"iy-BB 02-Nov-B8 21-"u-89 14-Aor-B9 ISO, 160. 72 02-Nav-92 2B-Oec-92 '"Il roh.Q1' . , t'". au IC'. 4.'"'' (\(1 . POII' Tn M4~oc;~onnp . rnp ~nn ...,.....~ ~.- . . . , ... . . EXHIBIT "0" . .1t~JW]lW1S Sotm~ttw3 \8'1 3.nr'8~(lll W.uJ ~4 , - Cp . 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McKinley, file the following inventory and appraisement of all property owned or possessed by either party at the time this action was commenced and all property transferred within the preceding three years. I verify that the statements made in this inventory and appraisement are true and correct. I understand that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa. C.S. ~4904 relating to unsworn falsification to authorities. v ) 1,;.. 'I' I (~ '/\~_ '<,. LL. Lynn A. McKinley ASSETS OF PARTIES Plaintiff marks on the list below those items applicable to the case at bar and itemizes the assets on the following pages. If an item has been appraised, a copy of the appraisal report is attached. (X) 1. Real property (X) 2. Motor vehicles ( ) 3. Stocks, bonds, securities and options ( ) 4. Certificates of deposit (X) 5. Checking accounts, cash (X) 6. Savings accounts, money market and savings certificates ( ) 7. Contents of safe deposit boxes ( ) 8. Trusts ( ) 9. Life Insurance policies (indicate face value, cash surrender value and current beneficiaries) ( ) 10. Annuities ( ) 11. Gifts (X) 12. Inheritances ( ) 13. Patents, copyrights, inventions, royalties ( ) 14. Personal property outside the home ( ) 15. Businesses (list all owners. including percentage of ownership, and officer/director positions held by a party with company) ( ) 16. Employment termination benefits - severance pay, workman' s compensation claim/award ( ) 17. Profit sharing plans .;r.w'-!'!J'...;,<t'~ (Xl 18. Pension plans (indicate employee contribution and date plan vests) (Xl 19. Retirement plans, Individual Retirement Accounts ( ) 20. Disability payments ( ) 21. Litigation claims (matured and unmatured) ( ) 22. Military/V.A. benefits ( ) 23. Education benefits ( ) 24. Debts due, including loans, mortgages held (Xl 25. Household furnishings and personalty (include as a total category and attach itemized list if distribution of such assets is in dispute ( ) 26. Other .. 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U c: l:::!2oE - Ol 0 - c: 'iij '" OIl ~ U OIl ::J O(l)mca OIl '" 0 OIl '" 0 a:: ::E~-u :> ::E - i5 ::E VI al ~ - U> U> U> U> U> en CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE AND NOW, this. ''(, /1/ day of k/; ('/ ,.(ii"", , 1996, I, Joanne M. Bennett. hereby certify that I have this day served a copy of the within document. by mailing same by first class mail, postage prepaid, addressed as follows' Samuel L. Andes, Esquire P.O. Box 168 Lemoyne, PA 17043 ('~(;/)(If ,7 .'{./ ~~ (~ anne M. Bennett . , ,-'-__ '~-7' ~'M".'_ OF~AAY 96 DEe 23 PI1 21 t.I. CUM62J,liNU COUN1't' PENNSYLV!>W\ ..; 6,' '-~Io.~ilII--4 ~-_._'~ . , .. ; i' f I I t ~ , " '. " ''*1 . . --. "'7"_' ... - ......--. . '- ~-+. i"""""~'" ~.l_....~.~ _f,l LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff . . IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA . . : VB. : NO. 94 - 2189 CIVIL . . JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant . . : IN DIVORCE ORDER OF COURT AND NOW, this lf~ day of ~, 1997, the parties and counsel having entered into an agreement and stipulation resolving the economic issues on July 8, 1997, the date set for a Master's hearing, the agreement and stipulation having been transcribed and subsequently signed by the parties and counsel, the appointment of the Master is vacated, and counsel can conclude the proceedings by the filing of a praecipe to transmit the record with the affidavits of consent of the parties so that a final decree in divorce can be entered. BY THE COURT, CL\, arold I::: - P.J. . Sheely, cc: Edward J. Weintraub Attorney for Plaintiff Samuel L. Andes Attorney for Defendant "'.~ ~l 8ISI'1'1. - ~u ~. ~ .-.8. . . F.LrO -():;~:c:~ O~ -, ,-' - ,'.. ,,,-,..,( ~. . ~ ,. " " , ! t ,,1 en nil:: -;.i i,: '3: 1,0 CI!I, " '..',I:~' \~ I. ~. ..1 . ..., : I 1 F~:',,<. l M': ,. ~ , ; , THE MASTER: Today is Tuesday, July 8, 1997, the ~ ' . LYNN A. McKINLEY, IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF plaintiff . CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA . . . vs. NO. 94 - 2189 CIVIL . . JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant IN DIVORCE date set for a Master's hearing in the above captioned divorce action. Present in the hearing room are the plaintiff, Lynn A. McKinley, and her counsel Edward J. Weintraub, and the Defendant James A. McKinley, and his counsel Samuel L. Andes. The complaint in divorce was filed on April 26, 1994, raising grounds for divorce of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and indignities. An affidavit under section 3301(d) of the Domestic Relations Code was filed on March 15, 1996, averring the parties separated on or about April 6, 1993. Although the parties have been separated for a period in excess of two years, the parties have signed and filed affidavits of consent and waivers of notice of intention to request entry of divorce decree. Therefore, we will not need to proceed on grounds under the indignity section of the code or under the 3301(d) section of the code. The affidavit of consent of the husband was filed on April 25, 1997, along with his waiver of notice of intention to request entry of divorce decree. The affidavit of consent and waiver were signed by wife this date and we will file those following the statement of the agreement on the record with the prothonotary. The complaint also raised the economic claim of equitable distribution. No other economic issues have been raised. The Master has been advised that after considerable time spent negotiating this morning the parties have reached an agreement with respect to the economic issues relating to equitable distribution. We are going to have the agreement placed on the record in the presence of the parties and counsel. The agreement as stated will be considered the substantive agreement of the parties and will not be subject to any changes or modifications except for correction of typographical errors which may be made during the transcription. After the agreement has been placed on the record, the court reporter will prepare a draft and will forward that draft to counsel to review for typographical errors. After any typographical errors have been corrected counsel and the parties will be requested to affix their signatures and return a signed document to the Master. Upon receipt of the signed document, the Master will prepare an order vacating his appointment. It is noted, however, that the signing of the document by the parties and counsel is not required in order for the agreement to be viable and enforceable between the parties. The signing of the agreement is simply an affirmation of the agreement which is going to be placed on the record at this time. After the Master has vacated his appointment, counsel will then be in a position to file a praecipe transmitting the record to the Court requesting the entry of a final decree in divorce. Mr. Andes. MR. ANDES: The parties have agreed to resolve the issues of equitable distribution as follows: 1. There are 11 items of personal property remaining in the marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth street, that the parties have agreed will be the property of wife if they can all be located. Those items are as follows: Cherry dining room table located in the kitchen; Cherry cabinet in the living room; Contents of a liquor cabinet; Bottle opener on the wall in the basement; Any books, clothing, or any other personal effects that the wife left behind when she moved from the house; Wife's sewing machine; Two scarab bracelets (the parties have agreed that these items are no longer at the marital home but are at Facets, a jewelry store, and that wife shall retrieve them from that store); Any games or toys that the children no longer use; The home theater portion of the stereo system (which consists of an amplifier unit and four speakers), and the parties agree that the Luxman receiver and the two Boston speakers will remain the property of husband; Several sets of toy trains; A citizen band police scanner. The parties acknowledge that husband has not been able to locate the bottle opener, the toy trains, or the CB scanner; that husband will continue to search for those and that if husband cannot locate them within 20 days, wife shall have access to the house when husband is present so that she may look for those items herself. Otherwise, the parties have completed a distribution and division of the household furnishings and tangible personal property and each will retain those items now in their possession, and husband will retain any of the other items now remaining at the former marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth street in Camp Hill. 2. Wife shall retain the following assets: Her pension benefits with the United states Postal System; Her Savings and Thrift plan with the United States Postal System; Both the marital and nonmarital portion of her individual retirement account; The investment account with Prudential Securities which is currently registered in both names; The dividends and other income she received from the Prudential account from the date of separation up to now; 1991 Honda automobile. The parties have agreed that for purposes of this distribution, these items have a total value of $64,068.00. To the extent that husband's signature or other action by husband is required to transfer or confirm these assets in wife's name, he will make, execute, acknowledge, and deliver any documents reasonably required to accomplish that. 3. Husband shall retain the following assets: The benefits in his pension with the United States Postal System; His individual retirement account; The amount by which real estate on 32nd Street in Camp Hill which he owns jointly with his former wife, Mary McKinley, increased in value during the marriage; Approximately $456.00 in either cash or in the form of deposits in bank accounts at the time of separation; The balance of the tangible personal property at the marital residence not distributed in accordance with Paragraph 1 of this agreement; 1990 Jeep Cherokee. For purposes of the settlement, the parties have agreed that these assets have a value of $32,835.00 To the extent wife's signature or other action is required to transfer or confirm title and ownership of these assets to husband, wife agrees that she will make, execute, acknowledge, and deliver such documents or take such other actions as are reasonably required to do the same. 4. The parties will list the former marital residence at 1901 Dartmouth street in the Borough of Camp Hill for sale with a realtor selected by mutual agreement and will take all actions reasonably required to cooperate in the sale of the property. When the property is sold the costs of sale and the balance then owed on the mortgage to Harris Savings Bank will be paid and the proceeds will be divided as follows: Wife shall be paid the sum of $8,479.00 of the net proceeds; Husband shall be paid the sum of $26,521.00 of the net proceeds; The balance of the net proceeds shall be divided so that wife receives 55% of them and husband receives 45% of them. Husband shall have the right to exclusive possession of the residence for a period of not more than nine months after the date of this agreement or until the house is sold whichever shall first occur. He shall be responsible to pay the mortgage and the utilities and other expenses incident to the occupancy of the property during that time. His right to occupy the property shall end at the settlement on the sale of the property or at the expiration of nine months from this date, whichever first occurs. .~'"'" ~-"-"".'" 5. During the marriage wife made a deposit with Ambassador Roofing Company in the amount of $2,000.00 to pay for repairs to the roof on the house on Dartmouth street which were never made. Husband hereby assigns and sets over to wife any interest or claim he has in that deposit or any refund to which wife may become entitled. Wife shall be responsible to contact Ambassador and arrange the refund of that deposit which shall be hers free of any claim by husband. 6. Each of the parties has some nonmarital property which is owned by them. Husband's nonmarital property consists primarily of his interest in a residence on 32nd street in Camp Hill, which he owns with his former wife. Wife's nonmarital property consists primarily of an investment account with Prudential Securities which she holds in her own name. Each of the parties waives any claim to or interest in those separate assets of the other. 7. Regarding any debts, liabilities, or financial obligations incurred by either party after the date of final separation of April 10, 1993, they will each be responsible for those separate liabilities and will indemnify and hold the other harmless from any claims regarding those separately acquired liabilities. B. Should any governmental taxing body assert a tax liability for prior joint tax returns filed by the parties, the party responsible for the charge obligation or omission will be responsible for the tax liability or penalty asserted. 9. Except as herein otherwise provided, each party may dispose of his or her property in any way and each party hereby waives and relinquishes any and all rights he or she may now have or hereafter acquire under the present or future laws of any jurisdiction to share in the property or the estate of the other as a result of the marital relationship including without limitation, statutory allowance, widow's allowance, right of intestacy, right to take against the will of the other, and right to act as administrator or executor in the other's estate. Each will at the request of the other execute, acknowledge, and deliver any and all instruments which may be necessary or advisable to carry into effect this mutual waiver and relinquishment of all such interests, rights, and claims. MR. ANDES: Mr. McKinley, we've been here now three hours today and you and I have met many times before today and reviewed the assets and the claims in this case and how I believe the law relates to your case. You heard the agreement I dictated, do you understand it? MR. McKINLEY: Yes, I do. MR. ANDES: Do you have any questions about it? MR. McKINLEY: No. MR. ANDES: Is that what you are willing to do today to settle this case? MR. McKINLEY: Yes, I am. MR. ANDES: And are you willing to give your wife the items we listed to her or waive any claim you have in them, divide the house when it is sold -- the proceeds as we outlined them in the agreement? MR. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. ANDES: Do you understand that this is a permanent agreement, that even though it isn't yet reduced to writing, and may be you and your wife will never sign it, that as we sit here and express our agreement to the Court -- Mr. Elicker is a representative of the Court that that makes us bound by the terms of the agreement? MR. McKINLEY: Yes. MR. ANDES: And you're willing to do that to settle this case? MR. McKINLE~: ~es, I am. MR. WEINTRAUB: Lynn, you understand that you've signed a divorce consent today? MS. McKINLE~: ~es. MR. WEINTRAUB: And you heard the Master indicate that the praecipe to transmit, which is the document that requests the Court to enter a final divorce decree, will now be prepared and submitted; and that you would finally be divorced as a result of the actions that we're going to take resulting from today? MS. McKINLE~: I understand. MR. WEINTRAUB: And that all of the economic claims which you've asserted are being resolved by the agreement that Mr. Andes recited for the record today? MS. McKINLE~: ~es. MR. WEINTRAUB: And you understand the terms of that agreement as I've described them, explained them, and detailed them to you this morning? MS. McKINLE~: ~es. MR. WEINTRAUB: And those terms are acceptable and agreeable to you as a final settlement in this matter? MS. McKINLE~: Yes. MR. WEINTRAUB: Is there anything else that you want to share with the Master and Mr. Andes? MS. McKINLEY: No I acknowledge that I have read the above stipulation and agreement, that I understand the terms of settlement as set forth herein, and that by signing below I ratify and affirm the agreement previously made and intend to bind myself to the settlement as a contract obligating myself to the terms of settlement and subjecting myself to the methods and procedures of enforcement which may be imposed by law and in particular section 3105 of the Domestic Relations Code. WITNESS: DATE: '7-.~o-91 ~ Of . n.,{] e I Ly' n A. Mc-rlilef- Edward J. Weintraub Attorney for Plaintiff ~~ muel LAndes Attorney for Defendant 7,l;)i LAW OFFICE EOW\RO J. WEINTRAUB 2650 NORTH THIRD STREET HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 17110 (717) 238-2200 . FAX (717) 238-9280 LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff . . IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA V. NO. 94-2189 CIVIL TERM JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant CIVIL ACTION - LAW IN DIVORCE INCOME AND EXPENSE STATEMENT Attached hereto is the Income and Expense Statement of Plaintiff submitted pursuant to Pa. R.C.P. No. 1920.31. ~.~~ C~Weintraub, Esquire 2650 North Third Street Harrisburg, PA 17110 (717) 238-2200 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF THIS FORM MUST BE FILLED OUT (If you are self-employed or if you are salaried by a business of which you are owner in whole or in part, you must also fill out the Supplemental Income Statement which appears on pages 8 and 9 of this Income and Expense Statement.) INCOME AND EXPENSE STATEMENT OF LYNN A. McKINLEY INCOME Employer: United States Postal Service Address: 333 Market Street. Lemovne. Pennsvlvania Type of Work: Clerical Payroll Number: Pay Period (weekly, biweekly, etc.): Biweekly Gross Pay per Pay Period: $ 1.409.22 Itemized Payroll Deductions: Federal Withholding $ 212.80 Social Security 87.37 Local Wage Tax 14.09 State Income Tax 39.46 Retirement 11.25 Savings Bonds Credit Union Life Insurance PADIIUI 14.80 Health Insurance Other (specify) Medicare 20.43 Thrift 140.58 Net Pay per Pay Period: $ 868.44 Other Income: Week Month Year (Fill in Appropriate Column) Interest $ $ $ Dividends 225.81 Pension Annuity Social Security Rents Royalties Expense Account Gifts Unemployment Compo Workmen's Compo Total $ $ 225.81 $ TOTAL INCOME $ 2.107 .43/month EXPENSES Weekly Monthly Yearly (Fill in Appropriate Column) Home Mortgage/rent $ $ 472.00 $ Maintenance Utilities Electric 112.00 Gas Oil Telephone 35.00 Water 18.00 Sewer 13.00 Employment Public Transportation $ $ $ Lunch 90.00 Taxes Real Estate $ $ $ Personal 22.40 Income Insurance Homeowners Automobile 43.75 Weekly Monthly Yearly (Fill in Appropriate Column) Life $ $ 57.50 $ Accident Health Other Automobile Payments $ $ $ Fuel 30.00 Repairs 29.00 Parking 15.00 Medical Doctor $ $ 100.00 $ Dentist Orthodontist Hospital Medicine 50.00 Special needs (glasses, braces, orthopedic devices) Education Private school $ $ $ Parochial school College Religious Weekly Monthly Yearly (Fill in Appropriate Column) Personal Clothing $ $ 83.00 $ Food 150.00 Barber/hairdresser 26.00 Credit payments Credit card 50.00 Charge account Memberships 24.00 Loans Credit Union $ $ $ Car Loan 400.00 Miscellaneous Household help $ $ $ Child care Papers/books/magazines Entertainment 150.00 Pay TV 11.00 Vacation 250.00 Gifts Weekly Monthly (Fill in Appropriate Column) Yearly Legal fees $ $ $ 273.00 Charitable contributions Other child support Alimony payments Other TOTAL EXPENSES $ $2.504.65 $ PROPERTY OWNED Description Ownership · H W J Value TOTAL $60.048.28 . H = Husband; W = Wife; J = Joint INSURANCE Company Policy No. Coverage* H W C Hospital Blue Cross Other Medical Blue Shield Other Healthl Accident Disability Income Dental Other H = Husband; W = Wife; C = Child SUPPLEMENTAL INCOME STATEMENT (a) This form is to be filled out by a person (check one): (1) who operates a business or practices a profession, or (2) who is a member of a partnership or joint venture, or (3) who is a shareholder in and is salaried by a closed corporation or similar entity. (b) Attach to this statement a copy of the fOllowing documents relating to the partnership, joint venture, business, profession, corporation or similar entity: (1) the most recent Federal Income Tax Return, and (2) the most recent Profit and Loss Statement. (c) Name of business: Address and Telephone Number: (d) Nature of business (check one): (1 ) partnership (2) joint venture (3) profession (4) closed corporation (5) other (e) Name of accountant, controller or other person in charge of financial records: (f) Annual income from business: (1) How often is income received? (2) Gross income per pay period: (3) Net income per pay period: (4) Specified deductions, if any: ......,.q :.<"::"t~. ;. I understand that the statements made herein are subject to the penalties of 18 iI Pa.C.S. ~4904 related to unsworn falsification to authorities. {2 )n c. I(, ..t Cl Lyn A. McKinley . l., ''/ I verify that I have reviewed this form with my client and to the best of my knowledge the answers herein are true and correct. -------- ~-_....-.- \ .. - /;j \...' dwar J. Weintraub, Esquire ATTORNEY FOR DEFENDANT ....- ....... CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE AND NOW, this .~-'r" ;li/ day of Ar/; 1'/'" ~ -" , 1996, I, Joanne M. Bennett, hereby certify that I have this day served a copy of the within document, by mailing same by first class mail, postage prepaid, addressed as follows: Samuel L. Andes. Esquire P.O. Box 168 Lemoyne. PA 17043 c.-.... l r ~-- // Joan~e M: ~enne'tt ~ ,- ~ ~ ,- ..;J " ~~ N .~~( ,~ :r:: .~ c; ':J;. 2. 0.- ~-j S' "5" M ',n ')"7 @., '" '- "Z ~u; (.) , -l..il J: L.li .:)0- .-- Cl L'_ ,n .-J 0 en U LYNN A. McKINLEY, Plaintiff : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA NO. 94-21B9 CIVIL TERM . v. JAMES A. McKINLEY, Defendant CIVIL ACTION - LAW IN DIVORCE AMENDED INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT OF LYNN A. McKINLEY I, Lynn A. McKinley, file the following inventory and appraisement of all property owned or possessed by either party at the time this action was commenced and all property transferred within the preceding three years. I verify that the statements made in this inventory and appraisement are true and correct. I understand that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 1 B Pa. C.S. !i4904 relating to unsworn falsification to authorities. Qf" OJn'~~.2 Lynn A. McKinley ASSETS OF PARTIES Plaintiff marks on the list below those items applicable to the case at . bar and itemizes the assets on the following pages. If an item has been appraised, a copy of the appraisal report is attached. (X) 1. Real property (X) 2. Motor vehicles ( ) 3. Stocks, bonds, securities and options ( ) 4. Certificates of deposit (X) 5. Checking accounts, cash (X) 6. Savings accounts, money market and savings certificates ( ) 7. Contents of safe deposit boxes ( ) 8. Trusts ( ) 9. Life Insurance policies (indicate face value, cash surrender value and current beneficiaries) ( ) 10. Annuities ( ) 11. Gifts (X) 12. Inheritances ( ) 13. Patents, copyrights, inventions, royalties ( ) 14. Personal property outside the home ( ) 15. 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