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Home My WebLink About94-03122 aut \1 9 3l M\ '95 ~ 1<\'" OffICE 01 1 HI I t,'.'1I10HOT.hY CUIoIU{ "L^HtI COUHTY PEHH5Yl ~AHIA . _= ~"-"~"'~~~~~.~_"''''"_'"'_~~"~,..;,~'"''''_''.c 4, On or about August 23, 1994, a hearing was held at the Cumberland County Domestic Relations DOlce and the partlcs cntered Into an agreemcnt whereby the Rcspondcnt agrccd 10 pay the mortgage on the marilal rcsldence, The Petltioncr had prcvlously moved from the marital resldcnce prior to this henrlnll date, Attachcd as Exhibit "A" is a copy of said allreemcntlllade throullh Ihe Domestic Relations Ollicc, 5, On or about September 14, 1995, counsel for the I)ctltloner received notice from counsel for the Respondent that Ihe Respondenl had moved out of the marital residence, will no longer be paylnllthe maritalmortgalle. and rcquested a follow-up hearinll al Domeslic Relations which ia currently scheduled for OClober 17,1995, 6, On or aboul September 21, 1995, the Petitioner was notified by the 1Il0rtgage company that the 1Il0rtgalle payment due on Septcmber 1, 19Q5 wa8 pasl due, and that if a paymenl was not received by Oclober I, 1995, thai foreclosure proccedlnlls would be initiated, 7, The lIIarltal property ha8 a tolal of two separatc livlnll arcaa, one of which ia currently being rented, and the second area was previously occupied by the Responden\. 8, When the Resplllldclllmoved out of the marital residence, he did notl1l1lhe apace ho was llccupylllH with an additional renler. 9, Addltlonal1y, the Respondent continues to col1ectthc rent from the current tenant, but has not applied this money toward the mortgugc payment. 10, On or about June 14, 1995, prior to the Respondent removing hhnself from the marital residence, the parties agreed to and listed the residence for sale with Century 21 Associates, Hooke, Coon & Diehl in an effort to resolve the economic Issues pending, 11. The Respondent made no Indlcution that he would be moving out of the residence at the time the home was listed for sale; the Respondent had an adequate place In which to reside, and chose to leave the residence with no notice to the Petitioner; the Respondent had previously agreed to pay the marital mortgage on the marital residence; and the Respondent is continuing to collect the rental payments from the tenants currently residing In the residence and is not contributing this money toward the mortgage, wm:REI<'ORE, Petitioner requests this Honorable Court to: I.) Issue an Order directing the Respondent to continue paying the mortgage on the marital residence; Dnd 2,) Order the Respondent to pay any balance owing on the marital mortgage; and 3.) Order the Respondent to nnd suitable tenants to occupy the space the Respondent previously occupied and to apply all monies received us rent towurd the mortguge, v, Illl .11.. 909 ,I'I.AINl'IH IN Till, COlJllT OF COHHON rl,"AS 01' ClJHlmlll,ANIl COlllln' I I'~:NNSYI,VAN IA 1l0HESTlC RELATIONS SECTION CIVIL ACTION - surrOIlT I lJl:I'ENIlANT NO, 711 OF 1994 '7i';<)-- - 1994 AGI\lmHENT .'OR ORIlER OF SUI'I'ORT nnd llo.!fl!ndnnt hereby agree that the llo.Jfendant shnll pay the nla for ::d '.II...1r,1 th~ " :-~nl'r of Jla/, NeitheL' party concedes of cach nther lIusuand wi 11 lim.! marl till arc cant Inued 'nemll 0 I' ..., , MI\Ill fINNA ClIl..AMfIN G, AlmlUll ClII./IMAN Jhich BUID shall be po1d through the Domestic Relations Office, 1'.0. Box 320, Csrlisle, PA 17013, beginning nla . TIle Defendant agreeD to pay the costs in the amount of . n!/\ which SUID includes the pro-rated Service Fee of $ nla ,payable nla The part ins further agree to inform the Domestic Rclations Office of any change in writing Jithin seven days of such change. Should a party wilfully fail to inform the Domestic Relations Office of the required information, the court lII8Y adjudge the party to be in con- tempt of court pursuant to Rule 1910.21 and may order the party to be punished by one or more Jf the following 1 jail, fine or probation. When accumulated arrears equal or exceed one IIIOnth's support obligation the Defendant's income will automatically be attached, TIle :iefendant's income is attached, Dated 1 Th 23rd ay of lIuQUSt , 19..2L' '>.- De ORDER OF COURT AND NOW, this 23rd day of August I 19 94 , upon consideration of the above ^greelDl!nt, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND DIRECTED that the llo.Jfendant pay through the Domestic Relations Office, 1'.0, Box 320. Carlisle, rA 17013, the sum of $ -0- nlll for and tOllard the support of n/a. Neither t concedes liabilit ltoor. Husband will tiIrcl y t 18 ITlJrtgage on the narital real cstate. :ont ue generally. to be rase 18duled upon the request of either party. Tho first payment shall be due on nla and subsequent pa)'lllents shall be due every nla thereafter, The Ocfendant shall pay the costs of $ nla ,which sum in- cludes the pro-rated Service Fcc of $ nla ,payable nla ,IT IS FURTlIER ORDERED that the parties inform the Domestic Rclations Office of any change of address of any child receiving support, and/or employment in writing within seven days of such change. Should a party wilfully fail to inforl1l the Domestic RelationG Office of the required infor- mation, the court Olay adjudge the party to be in contempt of court pursuant to Rule 1910,21 and ma~ order the party to be punished by one or IOOre of the following: jail, fine or pro- bation, _ When accUlDulated arrears equal or exceed one OlOnth'n support obligation the Defendant's incolM will automatically be attached. The I~fendnnt 's incoma is attnched. IIY 1m: COURT, "-1'''1- (I ( . / J)-:~-~~---:--~2L,- ~- fI Wu,Jey 01?sY,h.. I t:efondant I Wilynro I" Shade, Esquij'e Plaintiff I Narcll9 A, McKnight, 111, Ellquire 0101 F, Goshorn ...,." IIr"" J, 1I I. ,'J rll'95 1.1 Ii \<, ;, "" l'h' "I r f' 'I ' i 1\ " '1, t!. l', - - ~",,~,..)ri-"'~I<O<~'~""'~_~"'.)I,"7_'l>~kt_"""""-'"_ ,.... \ "~"!""K""~ !J Y\~~ /O/II/q.!{, .J..f, , -"'",.4.......~~.~,~-_;-.""""'_;.___.;~c__.,....,. '" . . 1",\ , " .. " . . o ..,~ ~, "-""j "! '.\i '__rj '.> , ~ 1" ," t., -;,! " ;- -~. '1\" 'i. '"! r: ~l . 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" ," __ ~..,-,,:~~ (7~ , , ' "', , '. '~ -~j\~'/)(J-'~i:'-' . \ ' ',- , , ,I I'" 't' . " l MARIANNA CALAMAN, PlalnlllT I IN TilE COURT m' COMMON I'LEAS m' I I CUMDERI,AND COUNTY, PENNSVLVANIA I v. CIVil, ACTION. LAW 94.3122 CIVIL TERM G, ARTHUR CALAMAN, Defendanl IN DIVORCE AND NOW comes the Plaintiff, Marianna Calaman, and by her allomey., Irwin, McKnight & Hughes, Esquires, l1Iesll1ls Complaint In Divorce against tho Defendant, 0, Arthur Calaman, upon tho cause of action hereinafter set forth: I. The name ofthe Plaintlffls Marianna Calaman and the name of tho Defendant I. 0, Arthur Calaman, 2. Tho Plaintiff Is an adul! Individual who rellde. In tho Borough of CarUslo, Cumberland County, Pennlylvanla; her currenl addro.. being 347 1/2 Welt Penn Streot, CarU.lo. Penn.ylvanla 17013, '" ,.,i, ./ "1 ". -:;<~~~1~(.i:; , .. _ , 1. -~ f!.r~~ , : \ ~"i\i?' . 1\..,\ , .\'~:, :,'" <; T,lif \ \:.. . ~- "'\, ih ',' t- i,' \'~ /4't./+{\\ f.. . 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" ':'>fO~ It '. ",'A::~!/t:--, J;-, ',It,' . t ~ . 'I., .r ,,1:-,- ",' , ::':,~{{~.f:,~;' .~Y.".;f,:: ' 1< -", '. ~-.t1' :;.J;,:.)/;; :';.~'f'-- {Jr"..;. (". .' '~" \. -it7n, ~AW cmos I ,.L't:'''' .It .:X~;J( & fft;.te- . ',' --.y', .'f . .."r:\ .1'1,'; , I:'~ " i'~' " . ~ I " :,.~l;,i:d ""I 1 ~j, : ," ,. 1;' ',oil ..., .'! " .....' '~ '. . J ~'" "R ',.I h , f <-~ J- " " '\1 I' :[~~~,. .i,' ')\ .;, ", -' .; "i '.I"~'., <li' ',J '\, . "- ' ~, 'ij_~ '1i'" ..;.. ;,,)1;" 'i' ",;. , ;..~ " " !;" f':~ " '." <-,:, 7,Q ':1 < ~ l' , " f( "" 'j , '1' '. ~ 'f\'},. 'I. I " ',' ~ f . '" ',. i,-:-,: . ~" " , ..... " . :~ ';' ~ j ~'~"';Hi~l',1., ,f~~, :Jr f~~;; ":, ,', 'fl.' ''-'\-'[,i · ..-::~;~1 :~"<~,;h,t;~< ~ ;-~;t~f" ::'~~K~' ' ~:'&; :->'f~i t;,n '. 1 ' .. .~"~:~, .! ( "" '.'" (AW 0,,10" '~W...,.A:.~~ &f14~d . .' ~'.' , . "--" ~. '3: . MAlllANNA CALAMAN, I IN 1'111:: COUIl1' OF COMMON PLEAS OF Plaintiff I CUMDER1,AND COUNTY I l'ENNSY1NANIA I I CIVIl. ACTION - LAW I VB. I NO. 3122 CIVIL 19 94 G. AIlTIIUIl CALAMAN, I Defendant I IN OIVOIlCE STATUS BIIEET DATEI ACTIVITIES I ( ---' 'I: I -, /, I. .' 1 I ~ ('0,,':;, .~., .1 I' \, '.---. .; ,'/,,'t I, 2 ..." J " 'I, ] " t. .' . )J.:... /jt"','t ,', 1'1') (c /r:';-(' __ t' (/. ('\ _. _ p " /1 , ... . ,,"1.'3 (. , ) ') ,rl1- /-~')f',~'~',/',,/ L/,f<:;'r!'t'L",0'Jj I>.,c J.,/(itl J} I 1c7.s <'.FV'l,.d ~. I-J-o.-,C...w "-fI"A"" ,J I"'" ~ ~ C'~M..((. ( '" .n i.'-u..., ., .UC'I"'" "... 6,., lrt..~/. 'A.l.It/LVt-J bv...I .~tt-"N.L .I)~ (,!",;tu./J ~ (hI ~u.J, d -Ji,,, ..ft"""Li'.l..~ '1l\cu. t.JU. L'........(,..u...d ,j. .' /', '. 0 Ie j. III ...~- I",,~ '- ) , Q-:N-'l5 ,il / ~(1\'/ . . OFFICI OF DIVORCI MAlTIR CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS o Nor1h Hanovor &Irool Cn/llsla,I'A 17013 (717) 240,6535 .. Robert IlIoke" II DJvof~e Maslef T'lolJoColrtr July 21, 1995 Office Manageftnepoflef Rebecca R. Hughes Attorney at Law IRWIN, McKNIGHT & HUGIlES 60 West Pomfret street carlisle, PA 17013 REI Marianna Calaman vs. G. Arthur calaman No. 3122 Civil 1994 In Divorce We.' Iho... 697-0371 Ex' 6535 Wayne F. Shade, Esquire 53 West Pomrret street carlisle, PA 17013 Dear Ms. Ilughes and Mr. Shadel Inasmuch as the issue of grounds for divorce is going to be resolved with a petition for bifurcation agreed to by the parties, I am going to proceed with a directive to rile pre-trial statements relating to the economic iS8ues. The complaint in divorce filed on June 9, 1994, raises the economic claim of equitable distribution. No other economic claims have been raised in the action. In accordance with P.R.C.P. 1920.33(b) I am directing each counsel to file a pre-trial statement on or before Friday, August 11, 1995. Upon receipt of the pre-trial statements I will immediatelr schedule a pre-hearing conference with counsel to discuss the ssues and, if necessary, schedule a hearing. Very truly yours, E. Robert Elicker, II Divorce Master NOTEI Sanctions ror failure to file the pre-trial statements are ..t forth in .ubdivision (0) and (d) of Rule 1920.33. MARIANNA CALAMAN, I IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF Plaintiff I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA I VS. I CIVIL ACTION - LAW I I NO. 3122 CIVIL 1994 G. ARTIIUR CALAMAN, I Defendant I IN DIVORCE NOTICE OF PRE-IIEARING CONFERENCE TOI Rebecca R. Hughes , Counsel for Plaintiff Wayne F. Shade , Counsel for Defendant A pre-hearing conference has been scheduled at the Office of the Divorce Master, 9 North lIanover street, carlisle, Pennsylvania, on the 4th day of December, 1995, 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 Noticel 8/21/95 E. Robert Elicker, II Divorce Master MARIANNA CALAMAN, I IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF plaintiff I CUM8ERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA I VB. I CIVIL ACTION - LAW . . NO. 3122 CIVU, 111114 G. ARTHUR CALAHAN, I Defendant I IN DIVORCE RESCHEDULED PRIHIEAIUNG CONFERENCE TOI Rebecca R. Hughes Wayne F. Shade , Counsel for Plaintiff , 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 8th day of November, 1995, at 9130 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 hearinq. Very truly yours, Date of Notice. 10/1/115 E. Robert Elicker, II Divorce Muter The Mortgage Service Center PO Um. 84fiO, Ciluloll. OhIO 44/\ 1 tiC lllllll{ :'1} I 1'/')":) I, ,',H II lUll It,! 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HIU CANNUI Iii 1111:11:1111>111 1II'lIiI 11I1]1I )'(111 (till 1'.1 UlliJrlL 1110')1 AU::il!i I fltlCF , :,,11:1 11<1: I. Y , '1.:1 ,,1-11 1:1110111.1' ;:111VI ('[ 1.:1 rll~: It 0:,f..LIl..~. /;;'..i ...1..',O~?( I. i r"1l,lt, i 'Hl ' III 1 I 111/111 Llilll/:>! I II:: ~ :\(\(:, 1:,'1 ,r[l,l f," I >- I 'I> ~i('j t 1 I P l'Ilt! 1! 11 IJ !'in II :'1 II,i',I' !III.<' 'I I HIIIIII ': 1I.l.' ili!" IIlf,ill ili: i 111:;1 t:I (ii',: fi(lI! 1'-'ill1 Hllli:n,' td1\::II'i' l'OIU\H'I!:j't. f.CT'. AGENCY \.ISTING (,lINSI'MER CREIIIT ClIUN~":I.ING AGENCIES PENNS\'I.\'ANIA IIlJ1lSINli t1NANCE Am:N('\' 1I11MrOlI'Niils. .:.\tl'ii6:NI'i' MlIR1'liAm' ASSI~iANn' I'RlInRA~1 , . , Am:NC\' ClINTACT ClIUNTY ...cOlIN lIoUSINO CORpOR"'TIoN AIIi"lR ltu,hu Bu,b, Chuter. 146 Nonh Brood S"..I Delawaft, Phllad.lphl.,..... 19110 Monl,omef')', (115)161,1111 11III.d.lphl. PAX (11S) 76~.lm ...rnoN 1I0USINO, INC, Larry SWlnlOn AJlc.heny.lklVu, 20''''''1)' C.nI.r, 9th Floor BuUer. FlytUtl PiUahufJh, PA ISlll OrtIM. WuhlRl\onl (411) 191-1916/ PAX (411) 191-4111 W...mo..land AM CREDrr COUNSBLlNO INSTrrlTTE NI'" Buth. Chllur, 144 Ilaol Ool.lb Pil.,IuIIlIOO Delawlre, Kl", of "",..la, 1'''' 19406 Mont,omll')'. (610) 314-9911 Phll.delphla AMERICAN RED CROSs.JI.\NOVER CII...PTER SlCph."I. C.lp ...d.nu, p..nkIln, 119 C.nlol. 11...1 Yorl Ha_or, PA 17131 (717) 6l7.37611 PAX (711)637-3194 BL...IR COUNTY ECONOMIC oPI'ORTUNrry COUNCIL Paul R.nn1a Ad.nu, BI.lr 1411 Indullrial .....nu. Al\OOIII, 1'''' 16601 (114) 946,3611/ PAX' (114) 946-1451 BOOKER T, W....II\NC1TON CENTER Bob lIuhll Crawronl, Eri.. 1110 1I01land II..al Wamn Elia,"'" 16103 (114) 413.1144/ PAX (114) 03.1149 BUCJ(I COUNTY IInUSINO GROUP, INC, Pay Dy..n Buekl 140 Ilall Ri,h.rd..n A..nu. Lo",homa,l'''' 19041 (116) 110-4110/ PAX (111) 710-4111 PUDGET COUNSELING CENTER Deborah SINM Bark., Ch.lllr, 147 Nonh plM .I"al "'OOlfO"...I'1, R..dl"""", 19601 .,huylklll 1 , (111) 311.71661 PAX (116) 116-611l (Main Om,,) CENTRO "EDRO Cl.A VER Ruh.f1O SIRlilJO Phlladelphl. 3161 Nonh ....n'" .1".1 Phll.d.lphla, PA 19140 (111) 111.7111 / P"'X (111) 111.1117 COMMISSION ON ECONOMIC OI'PORTUNn'Y 01' LUZERNE COUNTY Roh.n lJcl.IllY Carbon, Columbla, 111.11l...", M.ln SI...I Luume, Monrot, WlIl...Bam,I'A 11101 S,huylklll, Wyomi", (717) U6~110 Dr 1,I()().m~3191 FAX: (717) 129.1661IC.1I h.ro" r..ln, (717) .1l-4994. II"J.lnn) FAX ,(71 7) 411.1611 (C.III,.fo" r..l", (71111)6 . 4090. TunkhalU.",l) COMMUNrry ...CTION SOlTTlIWEST O<IU, W"III' AlI.,h.ny,Payalll, 21 Wa~ IIl,h .1"" 01'1In., Wuhlfllton. W.yncohufJ' r... 11170 WUlnml'tl,nd (411) 111.1191/ PAX: (411) 611.1712 (0".". ("O"UII"Y) CONSUMER CREDIT mUN5.L1NlI SERVICE OF IlEI.AWARE VALLEY TOOlo'N.1I Buckl, Chtller, 1111 Chall"ul S,,,.I, .ulla 41XI OeI.WIn:, A,II.d.lphl.,,,,,, 19101 Monl,omer)' I (111) S6l.166111''''X: (111) 864 2666 Phlladalphl. CONSUMER CREDIT mUNSEUNO SERVICINO 01' UIIIOII V"'LLEY AI Kutdl Berkl, Bueh, Carbon. 3671 C",,,nl Court Ilaol Lo",,"'" l..hl,h.nd WhIl.h.II, 1'10 11011 Nonh'OIplon (111) 811-4011 0' I,BIXJ.llU,27JJ (717) '" (114) ollly F"'X: ell ~I 811.0Il7 1 ACT 9. AGENCV I.ISTINO CONSUIIU:R CIU:IIIT COUNSEI.INO AGENCIF.5 Am:NCl' CONTACT COUNTY CONSUMER CREOrr COUNSELINO SERVICE OF WESTERN PENNSVLVANIA, NIA AnnOlmna, Bedford, INC, bl,lr, Cambria, Cameron, CenlR, CI..rncld. (I) 500.013rd AvenuI. p, 0, 110.278 lIunlh"don,lunllll, DunCl_III., P.Mlylvlnll 16635 ~Umln, Union (814) 696.35016 ........................................... ............... ............ (b) 2000 U",I.llown RllId NIA Adami. Cumberland, Illniobu... PA 17101 O,urh1n, Pc")'. Snydef, (117) 541-1757 Vor ........................................... .........-... ....-......- (c) YMCA bulldl", NIA Buller, Clarion, Jeff.non, 339 Nol1h WI"'I"""n Slml bulle., PA 16001 Men:cr, V.nanao .........--................................ .............. ----........ (d) 309 5mlthfi.ld 51"" lick Oool'ld AII.,h.ny Pllllbo~, PA 15211 (411) 4 1.7514 .........--................................ --.......--.. ............ (I) I NorIh alII Squal'l NIA FI)'.ltt, OruM, Indiana, n Olnl.n Clm. Drlvl Somerael, W.ahIJlltOft, 0...001>.... PA 15601 W..tmo..llnd (411) 131.1290 .......--...............................--. _...a......... ............ (0 912 Sooth 0"0"" SI...I NIA Ful"'n Vort, PA 17403 (117) 146-4176 ........................................... .............. -.-....-.... (J) hI Fed...1 ......., 50111406 NIA Lawrence Nol1h Mill Slrtl' N... CIIII., PA 16101 (412) 611.1074 ................--.................--...... ..........---.. ....--...... (b) 514 FnnIJln AVlrw. NIA Be.lver Fl'InlJln Clm. A1~~Tf"' PA 15001 (41 1.1074 CONSUMER CREOrr COUNSELlNO SERVICE OF NORTIlEASTERN Mike Elick 8ndrordf eamon, PENNSVLVANIA Columblt. lIeh"'IMI, (I) Humon S.IYI... Bulldl", Luume. L)'comlna. Monroe, Montour, 541 WyomlllJ AVlrw., Ikll 168 Nol1hUmblrl.nd~ko, Scnolon. PA 11101 Sullivan, SUlqu MI, (117) 341.10710' \oI()()'91l.9537I FAX: (117)341-8040 Tlo,l, Wlyne. Wyomlna (b) 31 Wul Mlrt., 51...1 Wllh..lIorro, PA 18701 (117) I1HI8370.1.!()().91l.9H7IFAX,(1I7) 111.1781 1lC0NOMIC OPPORTUNrrY CABINIIT UF SCIIUYLKlLL COUNTV Mlryb.", DohnllM Berti, eamon, Leb.non, 118 Norw.,lan SI...I ...~h, L.uu..., Poltovlll., PA 17901 No umherltnd, (117) 611.19911 FAX. (117) 611.()419 Sch.ylklll FAVIlITECoUr;rv COMMUNITY AcrlUN AOENCV, INC, Ionnlf.. Clned. Fly.II' 137 Nol1h IlulOn Av.rw. Unlonlown, PA 1l4O1 (4Il) 437-6010 0' I ,1()()..4]7. INFO I FAX, (411)437-4418 ~ ACT.I AGENCY t.ISTING ClINSl'~n~R CR.:IIIT ClIlINS.:I.INO AGENCIES Am:NC\' CONTACT COUNTY FINANCIAL SERVICES UNLIMITED NllIlic N'''''lImcr Ad.ntll Cumberland. 117 W..I Thin! 5".., F"nklin. Fuhon, Pmy W.y..ohoru, PA 17261 (717) 762.3115 OUATER ERIE COMMUNITY ACTION COMMrrrEE Ituhert umlry CnWrON, Eric. V'nlnaO, II W... Nlnlb 51,..1 Wantn Eri.. PA 16101 (114) 4l9-4l911 FAX: (114) 4l6.()161 INDIANA COUNTY COMMUNITY At710N PROORAM Randy FUller 1.llIlItfURI. c.mbril, 117 W.tt, S'R.I, 80. 117 Clurficldl lndilRl, 1nd11..,PA Il701 JtfTenon, W.ltmonl.nd (412) 46l,2651 1 FAX: (412) 465.lll1 HI5PANIC ASSOCIATION OF COtmlAcroRS '" EIITERPRISES NIA Bueul ChCltcr. Otl......... 2921.27 NOM lib S'R" 1'l1l1.d.lphl. 1'I1111d1t,bI.. PA 19133 (215) 426.101.5 1 FAX: (215) m.IOl1 HOUSINO COUNSEL OF YORK CiaRl Walker Yort 116 NOM _II' Stre.1 Yort, PA 17401 (717) Il4-ll411 FAX. (717) 154-7934 HOUSING ASSOCIATION OF DELAWARE VALLEY Kh.1II W.lkll 1'I1111d.lphl. (I) 1314 Ch.""UI SIR", Sui.. 900 I'I1ll1d.lphl1, PA 19107 (215) 545-6010 1 FAX: (215) 79()'9132 (b) 611 NOM W.1lI S'R" I'I1ll1dclphl1. PA 19123 (215) 971-02241 FAX. (215) 765.7614 HOUSING OPI'ORTUNITIES.INC, AlI.n S.Ib""n AlI"h.n)'. Beaver, Butler, 133 S.v.nth SIR.I Wlthl"""n, McKe.",on, PA 15134 W.Il..,Rlood (412) 6~15901 FAX. (412) 664-0173 10HN 1', KENNEDY CENTER, INC, M.ry O.vln Cflwford, Elk, Bric. 2021 Eoll 201h 5....1 Joff.l1On, M.Kean, Eri., PA 16110 V...",o (114) 191.04001 FAX. (114) 191.1243 KEYSTONE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMEIIT CORI'ORATION Dlvld K'M.dy Bodfon!. BI.I,. C.mhrl,. 1954 MlY 0"" La.. CI..rfI.ld. Indl.... lollllllo..n, PA 15901 SomeI'M'. WUlmonland (114) 1J1-6116 1 FAX. (114) 539.1611 LA CASA DEL PUEBLO O.wnV.,. Bert'l Cheller, Del......... 115 W, Bahl..,,, Pik. ....nc:..le" Montaomery K'M,," SqUI", PA 19)41 (215) 4-<<.37)11 FAX: (215) 4-<<.3171 LYCO,.IING,CLlNTON COUNT1ES COMMISSION FOR COMMUNITY ACTION D.nMllk Clinlon, LYC:Oml"ll Union (STEP) 2131 Un<oln &,,,.t, p, 0, 80. 1321 W1111.moprnl, PA 1770) (717) 326'()lI7 1 FAX: (717) 322,1197 MEDIA FELLOWSIIIP 1I0USE lny" Kin. Chuler, Dctlwlr't, 30l South I"k~ln SIR.I Munl,omel'}', Phllltltll,1111 M.dll, PA 1906l (211) l6l'()146 3 4C1 .. AGENCV LISTING L'lINSlIMI:1I CIIEIII1 COUNSEI.ING AGI:NCII:S AGENCl' L'IINTACT CIIlINTV MONTOOMEIlV COUNTY OPI.IRTUNITY POARll Chari,. MUlln Munt,nmery 510 Church SIA", 2nd Roor Nom".wn, PA 19401 C2U) 277-6l65 1 FAX, C21l1177.112J MON.VALLEY UNEMPLOVEll COMMrrmE Ra)' Ol"u_k AII..hanc)I,OEivlr, 120 E, 9111 A"nu. butler. I:')'IUI, Orten., 1I0m'"'ld, PA 15110 Wlthln,lOn, (412) 4.6.1161 W..'morel,nd NOIlTIII!IlN TIER COMMUNITY At710N CORP, F..d Fhh Cameron, Elk, MtKMn, 135 W, Fool\h IlA" 1\..,., Emrorium, PA 15134 (.14) 4.6,11611 FAX, (.14) 416.lJ70 PlllLADELPHlA COUNCIL FOil COMMUNITY ADV ANCEMENT lI.nry CM Ch....', Dell...',.., 100 NoIIh 1711t 11...1, lu11l600 Monllomel}', ftIl1.d"phla PIUlad.lphla, PA 1910J flll) 567.7.001 FAX, flll) 96J.Y94 I IIIENANOO VALLEY UIlBAN LEAOUE, (NC, lome. Lo., Cn...rord, LaWAlnc., 6011nd1.... A."o.. M.~tr Flmll. PA 16121 (412) 9.I-mo TAlUiLAND IERVICES, mc, M.I)' AM 51"'., Badrord, Clmbril, 131 NoIIh C'n111 A..nu. Pay.tte,lamentt, lome...I, PA 15501 W."moAland (114) 441.9621 1 FAX, (114) 44J.l690 TAlOII COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC, Novln 11011I Cheller I Laneut., I 09 Ea" 10., SIA.I Lab...n Lanellllr, PA 17601 (7I'/j 397.5111 01 1..00.711-5061 (!tome.wllI'" only) FAX, (7I'/j 399...127 THE TlU!IIA1 CENTER OF NORTIIEABTERN PENNSYLVANIA NIA PAdrord. lulll..n, IUllqu.hIMl, TIO,I, (.) 7 Lab A..nu.,'" 3l9. Montm.., PA 11101 WIY"', Wyoml", (7I'/j 271.3331 oll..OO9Bl-4045IFAX, (717) 271.1119 (h) 115 ElmlA 11r..I, p, 0, 110. 21B. Troy. PA 16947 (717) 91..966. (e) O.nnan SIA". p, 0, 110. lB9, DuohoA, PA 11614 (71'/) 921.9661 ld) III. M.j."y F.llowohlp CbuRb 107 P'M A..nu., p, 0, 110. 104. AllIIn., PA 11110 (Wldnood.y. Friday) . (717) ".-6014 (.) 17 Cnfton IIA.I, W.llobonl, PA 16901 (711) 714.5152 <0 602~ ChuRh IIA.I, p, 0, lit.. 97, 1I0noodal., PA lUll. (717) 11....917 <I) 10J Wlmn SIA". p, ll, lit.. 70\1 TUnl.hlMIKk, FA '.617. (717) 1l6,6B40 UIIIAN LEAOUE OF MImlIll.llITAN IIARRISPUIIO k.lly Ilolhl Cumb,rland, D.u"hln, 11 Nol\h Fnll11 S,...I 1'.11}' Ilom.bu,s, PA 17101 (717) 2J419111 FAX, (717)lJ).49.\ ~ '" . , , il ~ t:l a 6 I ~ ~ P.I~ 9 '" _ u i . ~ ~ ~ I ~ ; i '~m . ~~Ii~ fl :- 11 e !:l~ II .l~Ii! ~~!~i iB I g i 0 ~ -4 ~.... . ~ ~~a ~ ~ ~ oqt.... . O\~ l'l I-( .. , ..., /.'lII' Oil,,"'" JUWJN, IHWIN ~ ~J<:J{NlOU'l' MARIANNA CALAMAN, I IN TilE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF plaintiff I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA I CI~IL ACTION - LAW v. I I NO. 94-3122 CIVIL 'rElUi G. ARTIIUR CALAMAN, I Defendant I IN DIVORCE STIPULATION FOR BIFURCATION The parties hereto hereby stipulate and agree to bifurcation of the economic issues from the divorce iesues in the above- captioned matter and the preservation of all economic claims inclUding equitable distribution, alimony, alimony pendente lite, counsel fees, expenses and costs. G. \ --At\~....."C~O~ MirTilnnll Call1rnan JUIl 1 ~ 17 rH '15 III .. ! .. ( 'Hllor o~ 11'1 1!IHtIO~nU\ CU"~lHlAHO r,rv~TY PI ~~Syt ViH'. i I,.. t ":' ; , .-c'i " . if ; . '1 ) ~ . .. - . :'" "".- LAW OFFICE8 IRWIN McKNIGHT & HUGHES ROOE~' "Wl'I AWtCU' A MoIWKJUr, . JAIIII D 1<0011I' IIfIlCCA ~ 1<0011I1 ~STPOMFRETPROFESSIONALBUU~Na eo Wl:ST POMFRET STREET CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA 17013-3221 (117) 148,2353 FAX (117) 24',0354 IIA~OW I "OW< III/IIIITJ /<AIIOtD' "OW<, J~ (11)1"110) IRWIN, "OW<lIIlOW< (1""fPH) 1R~1N IRWIN EIk_MOllt lINE IH4} ~ Item No. l)mriJlfbm Nllnlts of All (',u",}r JIlllHe liS of presenl dIHOMllt of f!1.frol1ertv Owners JIf/lue liS of ~ ftllti IJI4 /)1I1e of Commence~ ~ 1. Curtis Joint $ 800 $ 800 $0.00 Mathes Console Television 2. Curtis Joint 100 100 0,00 Mathes 3. Magnavox Joint 100 100 0,00 13" Color Portable 4, VCR Joint 75 75 0,00 5, Stereo Equip Joint 150 150 0,00 Speakers 6, Stereo Joint 50 50 0,00 Cabinet 7, Boom Box Joint 100 100 0,00 8, Club Chair Joint 100 100 0,00 9, Celllnll Fan Joint 7$ 75 0,00 wllh UllhlS /11". No. /Jmr#pIIOIj ufJ+vIDtrlv NlImt. of t{U (h~ntrs (;16' II' lldlll as of /)all uf dClluMlltl1J. filul as of ~ (olH"ItIfCe~ !'resenl 11lhu ~".ounl JI/ 'lJm )0, Oak 2 drawer File Cabinet Joinl 30 30 0,00 11. Dishes, Pots Joint 500 500 0,00 & Pans, Toaster, Coffee l'ot etc, 12, Microwave Joint 150 ISO 0,00 13. Microwave Joint SO SO 0,00 14, Eureka Joint 75 7S 0,00 Canister Vacuum IS, Wet.Dry Joint 7S 7S 0,00 Vacuum 16, Stove, Joint ISO ISO 0.00 Electric self. cleaning 17, Stove in Joint 100 100 0,00 Rental Unit 18, Stove (In Joint 100 100 0.00 house when bought) 19, Portable Joint 150 150 0,00 Dishwasher. Kllchen aid /I,," No. !JlScrlptlrlll ulJ'rvmem NameM of All Oll'lfers fn,~' t,r !:BIu, /IS rlf prll, of dcuulsltlolf fIllu, /1M of ~ Commelfced, ,,.mlft 11dIu dmrHIlft of , IJtlt 20, Refril!erator. Side by Side Joint 200 200 0,00 21. Refril!erator in Rental Unit Joint 100 100 0,00 22, Washer. Joint 200 200 0,00 Maytal! 23, Dryer. Joint 150 150 0,00 Maytal! 24, Waterfall Joint 600 600 0,00 Bedroom Suite 25, Coat Tree Joint 30 30 0.00 26, Coat Tree Joint 30 30 0.00 27, 4 Room Air Joint 550 550 0,00 Conditioners 28. 1984 Joint 1,500 1,500 0,00 Plymouth Voyal!er Van 29, 1986 Cadillac Joint S,OOO S,OOO 0,00 Seville 30, 1985 Chevy Step Truck with Ramp Joint 5,500 5,500 0,00 It.", No. /JmrllJtllJJJ o/..Pronertp Nu",.r of AU ()lI'lIen (Olt "r fBlllt! liS "r /Jote (If ~ fBI"e or (If ~ Cflmn.llfceJ, fresell' fIllIu d"'(I"II' of lJt4 31. Sound Joint 9,000 9,000 0,00 System 32, Marshall Joint 500 SOO 0,00 Ampllf1er 33, Ashley Pre. Joint 200 200 0,00 Amp 34, Guitar - Joint 3,000 3,000 0,00 Gibson ES- t7S 3S, Guitar. Joint 900 900 0,00 Gibson Lei Paul Recording Model 36. Bass Guitar Joint 700 700 0.00 37, Mattress - Joint 200 200 0,00 Son.slde waterbed 38, Record Joint 200 200 0,00 Albums 39. Tools Joint 350 350 0,00 40, Lawmnower Joint 400 400 0,00 .1993 Mulchlnll 41. Lawn Joint 50 50 0.00 Spreader It,,,, No. JJescr/olhm fll./'rfJDert~ Nun"s rlf All Owners ('(Jslllr }lala, us rlf pale /If dcaa/slllrm fJlJae as /If pal' Act/rm c''o",,,,'IIcet/ fresenl ~ d",oa"t,of , IJti1 42, Gas Grill Joint 100 100 0,00 43. Lawn Chairs Joint 25 25 0,00 . Folding 44, Patio Chairs Joint 80 80 0,00 with Cushions 45, Mise, Home Joint 600 600 0,00 Decorations 46, Guitar Defendant 5,000 3,0001 47, Guitar. Defendant 10,000 9,0001 Gibson Es. 335 48, 117-1192d Joint Unknown Unknown $57,000, 8t" Boiling Springs NON. WBIJ:dL I!Blll?lI.BIl 1. l31W TV Plaintiff 25 2S 0.00 I TIIII I'alue repre5eUII appreclatiou value sluce lite dale of marriage, Tltll aS5ets II allO listed under non-marllal property, l,owe,'er, the appreciation is marital. This value represenls appreciation \'Rlue since the dnle of maulage, This assels is also IIsled under non-marllal property, however, Ihe nppreclationls marilal. /Ie", No. lJescrlpllml. vLfronert~ Names Ilf All (hynlrs C,lsll" rat", as of 1>011 IIf dCQulsltlon lllI"e as of ~ Commence" Preslnl lillH.c dmo"nlOf , L1m 2, Sanyo Plaintiff SO SO 0,00 Receiver 3, Pioneer Defendant 100 100 0,00 Cassette Deck 111 4. Pioneer Defendant 100 100 0.00 Cassette Deck 112 S, Thorens Defendant 100 \00 0,00 Turntable 6, Turntable Plaintiff 50 50 0,00 7, Antique Defendant 400 400 0,00 Blue-Glass topped tables .4 8, Leather Defendant 1000 1000 0,00 Queen Sleeper Sofa 9, Recliner Defendant 100 100 0,00 Chair 10, White Chaise Defendant 200 200 0,00 Lounge 11. Blue Couch Plaintiff 600 600 0,00 12, Rug in Alllc Plaintiff 75 75 0,00 13, Student Desk Plaintiff 200 200 0,00 & Chair - Oak Item No, pescriPt/oll , f!tfr.onertv Names of All lhvnerr Cost or fBll4e as of />ate (If dCQI4/s/t"'tI fBI'" as of l1B1t&1iIlD. Con,n,encetl fresent lldIu dlllolllllof , IJI11 14. Piano Plaintiff 500 500 0.00 IS. Kitchen Defendalll 800 800 0,00 Table & Chairs. Oak 16, Walnut Defendant 600 600 0,00 Bedroom Suite 17, Sailor's Truck Defendant 250 250 0,00 18, Sailor's Defendant 400 400 0,00 Trunk . Bowed top 19, Violin Plaintiff 900 900 0,00 20, Violin Plaintiff \00 100 0,00 21. Korl! Plaintiff 1,300 1,300 0,00 Keyboard 22, Crate Plaintiff 50 50 0,00 Ampllner 23. Guitar Defendant 5,000 5,000 24, Guitar. Defendant 10,000 10,000 Gibson Es. 335 25, Guitar. Plaintiff 500 500 0,00 Washburn 12 strinll IIIJJJ.&A Ut.w:iIlJJJlI1 ul1~lJtrtl' NUHf'1 a/ All UII'Il'" ('.iiI ur liIlJl' fIl al IlM1LJJl ~ Jja/ll' fIS 0/ ~ ~ 'oHfIfItIf(',d frtltnt llIlMJ dHfollnt 0/ , IJI1J. 25 25 0.00 26, Ma\ll'CII . I>cJ'clIllal1\ very uld 100 100 0.00 27, l\ucklnll I'lall1l11l' Chair with 11111I1 100 100 0.00 28, Uuokcase I'lall1l1l1' (barr/ller cablnel) MARIANNA CALAMAN, Plaintiff I IN 1'IIE COURT 01<' COMMON PLEAS OF I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, I'ENNSVLVANIA I I I I I v. CIVIL ACTION. LAW 94.3122 CIVIL TERM G. ARTHUR CALAMAN, Defendant IN DIVORCE I. Marianna Calaman. f1Ie the Ibllowlnlllnventory 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 four years, I verifY that the statements made In this Inventory and appraisement are true and correct. I understand that false statements herein made are subject to the penalties of 18 Pa, C,8, fi4904 relatinllto unsworn falsification to authorities, , /YJ~~ C~Q~ MARIANNA CALAMAN LAW OFFICES IRWIN McKNIGHT & HUGHES /lOG,," _ _UIA _11',_ JAlIII 0 1Ml..-. /VIICCA ~ 1WIIf. ~sr POMFRET PROFESSIONAL 8UlW1NG eo ~ST POMFRET STREET CARUSl.E, PIlNNS\'l.VAN/A 11011-3212 (1 m I4I.U53 FAX (117/2414)54 IWIOtO, _ I",."m /WIOUl' _.1ft I,IM-''''' _,_._ I'''''''''' _,_._IITI'....''"' ~ lltmJiR,. Dm.riIlIiJl4 I/lJ'rtJOlrtlJ Namll of All. Vw/"n COSI or fill,., as of pa" of ~ fIl/", as of ~ Comme"cII( frt"", fBh<< dmou,,' of lJI4 1. Curtis Joint $ 800 $ 800 $0.00 Mathes Console Television 2, Curtis Joint 100 100 0,00 Mathel 3, Magnavox Joint 100 100 0,00 13" Color Portable 4. VCR Joint 75 7S 0,00 5, Stereo Equip Joint 150 ISO 0,00 Speakers 6, Stereo Joint SO SO 0,00 Cabinet 7, Doom Box Joint 100 100 0,00 8, Club Chair Joint 100 100 0,00 9, Ceiling fan Joint 75 75 0,00 with Llghtl 11111I No. plfrrlptifllJ. gffroDtrW Nallles of All Owllers Coslor fBJ"~ lU of Pat' of ~ fJ/,,, as of ~ COIft",tIlC~d. frt""1 rsw dlflDlllllof Ut4 10, Oak 2 drawer File Cabinel Joinl 30 30 0.00 II. Dishes, POlS Joinl 500 500 0.00 & Pans, Toasler, Coffee POI elc, 12, Microwave Joinl 150 150 0,00 13, Microwave Joinl 50 50 0.00 14. Eureka Joinl 75 75 0.00 Canister Vacuum 15, Wet.Dry Joinl 75 75 0,00 Vacuum 16, Stove, Joint 150 150 0,00 Electric self. cleaning 17, Stove in Joinl 100 100 0.00 Rental Unit 18, Stove (in Joinl 100 100 0.00 house when bought) 19, Portable Joinl 150 150 0.00 Dishwasher. Kitchen aid I',m No. PISCrlDtlll1l llfroolt1l' Namls of ~ PWlltn COS' or fl/"'''s of Plltl of dw1I.ltislD. fJI'" lIS of ~ Comlfllllcld frlSI'" fsl!t dmoll'" of lJt4 20. Refrigerator - Side by Side Joint 200 200 0,00 21. Refrigerator In Rental Unit Joint \00 100 0,00 22. Washer . Joint 200 200 0,00 Maytag 23. Dryer. Joint 150 ISO 0,00 Maytag 24, Waterfall Joinl 600 600 0,00 Bedroom Sui Ie 25, Coal Tree Joinl 30 30 0,00 26. Coat Tree Joinl 30 30 0,00 27. 4 Room Air Joinl 550 550 0,00 Conditioners 28, 1984 Joinl \,500 1,500 0,00 Plymoulh Voyager Van 29. 1986 Cadillac Jolnl 5,000 5,000 0,00 Seville 30, 1985 Chevy Slep Truck with Ramp Jolnl 5,500 5,500 0,00 IJIJIJliJA. IH,crlDI1U e/.froDlrtv Nalfta of ~ Owllln [,111 or fJllIl as of /hilI of dwtWIlsu1 fJllIl as of ~ COlftlftlllcH. """"1 filH dlftDlllllof IJm 31. Sound Joint 9,000 9,000 0,00 System 32. Marshall Joint 500 500 0,00 Amplifier 33, Aihley Pre- Joint 200 200 0,00 Amp 34. Guitar - Joint 3,000 3,000 0,00 Gibson ES- 175 35, Guitar - Joint 900 900 0,00 Gibson Les Paul Recording Model 36, B8Is Guitar Joint 700 700 0,00 37, Mallre81 - Joint 200 200 0,00 Soft -side waterbed 38, Record Joint 200 200 0,00 Albums 39, Tools Joint 350 350 0,00 40, Lawnmower Joint 400 400 0,00 - 1993 Mulching 41. Lawn Joint 50 50 0,00 Spreader IJIJJJ..8JA Pqc,.;,tioll. fli)'rtJDtrlv Nllmn of All. (}wilt" Cost or filut lIS of !Jlltt of dwWtim1 fBJUt IU of ~ COlllllUIICetl, I?rtStllt 1:'JIIu dlfllHlllt of Ull1 42, Oas Orill Joint 100 100 0,00 43. Lawn Chairs Joint 25 25 0,00 . Folding 44, Patio Chairs Joint 80 80 0,00 with Cushions 45, Misc, Home Joint 600 600 0,00 Decorations 46, Oultar Defendant 5,000 3,0001 47, Ouitar - Defendant 10,000 9,0001 Oibson Es- 335 48, 117-1I92d Joint Unknown Unknown $57,000. S\., Dolling Springs tJ.()N . fr.Id.BllaL l!.IJIlI?liB.U 1. 81W TV Plaintiff 25 25 0,00 1 This vlluc reprclents appredltlun vlluo since the dale or mamsae, ThlI a.1 Is allO lilted under non-marital property, Fwever, the Ippreclatlon ilmarilal, 1111s valne reprelenls appreciation vsluo Ilnce the dale or mamaae, Thll auell II allO lilted under non.marital property, however. the appreciation ilmarital. I1l111.fiA =: NIlIft'. of AU Owll". Co.t or filu, lIS of Pllt, of dCflUI.ltioll fslII' III of IhIJL&JiR4 COlftlft'IICtd frr.'lIt fsbu. dlltOtlllt of IJt4 2, Sanyo Plaintiff SO SO 0.00 Receiver 3. Pioneer Defendant 100 100 0,00 Casselle Deck III 4, Pioneer Defendant 100 100 0,00 Casselle Deck 112 S, Thorens Defendant 100 100 0,00 Turntable 6, Turntable Plaintiff 50 SO 0.00 7. Antique Defendant 400 400 0,00 Blue-Glass topped tables .4 8. Leather Defendant 1000 1000 0,00 Queen Sleeper Sofa 9, Recliner Defendant 100 100 0,00 Chair 10, White Chaise Defendant 200 200 0,00 Lounge 11. Blue Couch Plaintiff 12, Rug in Attic Plaintiff 13. Student Desk Plaintiff & Chair. Oak 600 600 0.00 7S 7S 0.00 200 200 0,00 lJtJtIJiA DauiIzJislI1 fll/roDertv Nllme. of -1ll Owllen Co.t or fjJlle III of f)IIte of duJtlJlJJJu1 Jillle lIS of ~ Co"'''''''Ctd, ~lIt r.w dlfUHlllt of IJ.f4 14, Plana Plaintiff SOO SOO 0.00 IS, Kitchen Defendant 800 800 0,00 Table & Chairs. Oak 16, Walnut Defendant 600 600 0,00 Bedroom Suite 17, Sailor's Truck Defendant 2S0 2S0 0,00 18. Sailor's Defendant 400 400 0,00 Trunk. Bowed top 19, Violin Plaintiff 900 900 0,00 20. Violin Plaintiff 100 100 0,00 21. Korg Plaintiff 1,300 1,300 0,00 Keyboard 22, Crate Plaintiff SO 50 0,00 Amplifier 23, Guitar Defendant S,OOO 5,000 24, Oultar - Defendant 10,000 10,000 Gibson Es. 33S 25. Guitar . Plaintiff 500 SOO 0,00 Washburn 12 string ilIII1&. = Nllm" of All Ott'Nt" COI' or !:IIMt .1 of IJJIul dwWtiIu1 !:IIMt IU of l1BlLUliR4 CommtNttd fMtll' fila dlflDMN' 01 IJII1 26, Mattress. Defendant 25 25 0,00 very old 27, Rockln8 Plaintiff 100 100 0,00 Chair with anns 28, Bookcase Plaintiff 100 100 0,00 (banister cabinet) ~."""_.~"".c",..~.",. ~'.;.''''',~''l',._.. ' JIM 7 ~ 18 rH '!5 F!L1v'Of HOE Of 11'" "n('lttOtm^~Y CUMIIEflLl,HO crUN fV HNHSYl..\HIA .' r"" ; I'.... . , . ;,""..--r' ';..;'-J..'1.."..~".........__.....-"...'.." p' li tI' f .. ~. , ~..; ,"~:~~f~ ", :~~'.~~ i . "I' .. u .., .. i:~~ ! 3 j ~ ~ ~ ~. H l~ li ~ t) I ~ ! I ~ i .~ lI-l I !8~ ~ . 8 G! ~I ~~~ !. , I VI . U ~ ~~~ ; 111 1e~ .~ . I I" f f" '. , , , . ~J v(a(9J." ~ . , . W^YI'm I', Sff^1l1! Anolnt'y III..... J) Wulll\1Ollttllihnl ('"Ii.It,I'rnn'ylunll I1UII MARIANNA CALAHAN, I IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF Plaintiff I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA I cIVIL ACTION - LAW v. I I NO. 94-3122 CIVIL TERM G. ARTHUR CALAHAN, I Defendant I IN DIVORCE HUSBAND'S PRE-TRIAL STATEMENT PURSUANT TO PA.R.C.P. 1920.33 I. MARITAL ASSETS Husband lists the following marital assets with the following values, dates of valuation and liens or encumbrances thereon I 1. curtis Mathes console television $ 100.00 2. curtis Mathes television, nonfunctional, discarded 0.00 3. Magnavox 13" television 4. VCR, defective 5. Stsreo speakers, bass speakers nonfunotional 6. stereo cabinet 100.00 2fi.oo 0.00 10.00 7. Boom box 100.00 B. Club chair 9. Ceiling fan with lights, nonfunotional 10. Oak two-drawer filing oabinet 11. Dishes, etc., already divided in kind 12. Microwave 100.00 0.00 10.00 0.00 110.00 13. Microwave 50.00 14. Eureka canister vacuum, non.xistent 0.00 WAYNI! 1', SUAllI' Atlnmry.t ,.... U Wull'l1mhft Surd ('.tUlle. "mn.)lvani. 111111 15. Wet-dry vacuum 16. stove, will remain with the dwelling when sold 17. stove in rental unit, will remain with the dwelling when sold 18. stove in the house at time of purchase 19. Portable dishwasher, nonfunctional 20. Side-by-side refrigerator, will remain with the dwelling when sold 21. Refrigerator in rental unit, will remain with the dwelling when sold 25.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 22. Clothes washer, more than 20 years old, non-marital property of Husband, with a present value of $50 0.00 23. Clothes dryer, more than 20 years old, non-marital property of Husband, with a present value of $25 0.00 24. Waterfall bedroom suite, non-marital property of Husband taken by Wife 25. Coat tree, non-marital property of Husband taken by Wife 26. Coat tree, purchased by Husband's mother at a yard sale 600.00 30.00 2.00 27. Of the 4 room air conditioners, 2 will remain with the house when soldl one was taken by Wife, and one remains with Husband 200.00 28. 1984 Plymouth Voyager in the possession of Wife 29. 1986 Cadillao Seville in the possession of Husband, Husband owes $2,500 which is more than the vehicle is worth 30. 1985 Chevrolet step truck, sold August 19, 1994, for $6,000. The proceeds were applied to payments on the first mortgage against the marital real estate and interest payments on the $40,000 marital -2- 1,500.00 2,000.00 loan, all of which payments totaled in eKcess of $800 per month 31. Bound system, sold in Hay of 1994, for $6,000. The intention was to sell the equipment for the balance of the loan. However, it turned out that the loan balance was actually in eKcess of $200 more than the sale price 32. Harehall amplifier, nonfunctional, discarded 33. Ashley pre-amp 34. Gibson ES-175 guitar, Husband's non-marital property acquired before marriage with an approKimate present value of $800 0.00 0.00 0.00 100.00 0.00 35. Gibson Les Paul guitar, Husband's non-marital property acquired before marriage with an approKimate present value of $500 0.00 36. Bass guitar 37. Waterbed mattress, worn out 38. Record albums, obsolete 39. Tools 40. Lawn mower, property of Thelma Calaman with a present value of $100 41. Lawn spreader taken by Wife 42. Gas grill taken by Wife 43. 2 folding lawn chairs with a value of $5 each already divided by the parties 44. Patio chairs with cushions 45. Miscellaneo"s home decorations, taken by Wife 46. Guitar, non-marital property inherited by Husband from his father with a present value of $500, this item ie not of collector quality, and, therefore, has not approoiated during the marriage WAYNIl F, SIlAIlI! Agumf)' 111.lW H WUII'mtrrrl StrrC'1 ('allillt,llmnl)IVlnlt I10Il -3- 500.00 0.00 100.00 350.00 0.00 50.00 100.00 0.00 10.00 600.00 0.00 W^YNI! 1', SII^llI' Attumr)' ..I.... UW"1 fltlltfrd Kt,rd ('..ll.lt, I'CM.~t\'anl. 111111 47. Gibson EB-JJ5 guitar, non-marital property of Husband inherited from hit. father with a present value of $1,800, thIs item is not of collector quality, and, therefore, has not appreoiated during the marriage 0.00 48. The real estate known and numbered as 117-119 Second Street, Boiling springs, Pennsylvania, is lieted for sale with a listing price of $117,000. Husband does not believe that it is liksly that the property will sell at anywhere near the lieting prioe. Husband believes that after payment of the customary olosing costs, the two loans in the respective amounts of $56,000 and $40,000 and the other marital dehts, there will be little, if any, net equity. Any net equity in the real estate is to be divided 50\ to the parties hereto and 50\ to Husband's mother undsr the terms of a written Partnership Agreement for the reason that Husband's mother pledged her home as collateral for the loan of $40,000 which formed the down payment for the property. 49. Hueband believes that Wife has an employee pension and othsr employee benefit accounts. Those aocounts were not listed in Wif.'s Inventory and Appraisement, and Husband haa no idea aa to their values. II. MARITAL DEBTS Husband lists the following marital debtsl 1. First mortgage 2. Loan for down payment for marital real estate J. Balanoe of loan for sound system 4 . Sears credit card 5. 1986 Cadillac Seville $66,000.00 40,000.00 200.00 2,200.00 2,500.00 III, NON-MARITAL ASSETS Ths non-marital assets of the parties oonsist only of misoellaneous items of tangible personal property Which have a value, at moet, of a few thousand dollars and Which would have no significant bearing upon percentages of equitable distribution. -4- WAYNU I', SIIAIlI' A.OInt)' .llAw UWul"umfIf1'ft"rt ('IlUllt,f'rnnI.'lvani. I7I1Il IV, HUSBAND'S EXPERT WITNESSES Assuming that disposition of the real estate will be on the basis of its sale and the division of any net proceeds according to fractions to be dbtermined by the Master, there will be no need for expert testimony concerning the value of the real estate. Husband reservss the right to call witnesses concsrning the present value of Wife'e employee pension and other benefit accounts upon receipt of the necessary information to calculate the values of such accounts. V. NON.EXPERT WITNESSES Husband wi 11 be testifying in his own behalf. He may also call his mother to testifY in the event of any disputes concerning oral agreements with respect to the acquisition of the marital real estate. Husband reserves the right to present the testimony of any non-expsrt or expert witnees listed in the Pre-Trial statement of the other party herein or in any other document filed in this matter. Husband reserves the right to present any impeaching or contradicting evidence which may be necessitated by testimony of the other party herein or witnesses of the other party herein. ..&- WAVNII F, SIIAIJI! AUomf)' It I..w .u Wul111lmfm Hlm'1 ('.,Ulk, Ilmnl)'lunJI I1UIl VI, EXHIBITS Husband will be introducing reoords ot the management ot the real estate partnership ot the parties to show that the property has always operated at an actual loss. Husband will also introduce evidence of his payments on account of the joint Sears credit obligations from the date of separation to the date of the hearing. Husband rAserves the right to introduce any exhibits which may become pertinent on the basis of disclosures of Wite with respect to her employee pend on and other employee benefit accounts. VII. INCOME Wife earns in excess of $20,000 plus benefits trom her employment in a medical office. Husband's occupation is as a part-time real estate agent on an independent contractor basis and as a self-employed musician without benefits. Husband's earnings fluctuate, but they average less than the earnings of Wite. Wife has signed joint federal income tax returns which confirm that her earnings exceed the earnings of Husband. VIII, EXPENSES Husband believes that neither party has any extraordinary expenses which would justify the preparation and submission of Income and Expense statements in this case. Husband would -6- WAVNIl F, SIIAIlIl AUOfIW')" ,'Iliw 51 Wull'lIur,11 SII<<,t ('"Iilk, 1'mn1)'lvanil I1UII stipulats that he has no extraordinary expenses which would have any bearing on his claims for equitable distribution or alimony. IX. PENSION Husband has no pension or other tax-deferred accounts. Husband has not yet received information concerning Wite's employee retirement and other benetit accounts. X. COUNSEL FEES It ie Husband's position that neither party has a olaim for counsel fees against the other. XI. TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY Although the present division of tangibls personal property would give Wife the greater value, Husband is satistied to accept the present division of tangibl~ personal property in kind as an appropriate equitable division of all tangible personal property. XII, PROPOSED RESOLUTION Husband's dats of birth is December 23, 1946, and Wite's date of birth is June 21, 1957. Therefore, Wife is significantly younger than Husband and more advantageou81y employed than Husband. But for the traditional assumptions of male independence, Husband would have an excellent claim for more than half the marital property. The partiss lived in marital cohabitation for lsss than ten years. There were no childrsn born of the marriags. The factors -7- WAYNll 1', SIIAIII' AU.lfnC't' &II.IN UW"I"iltllftr4 Hurtl ('"Ii.tt, IlrNl.~lvIRi. 11(111 of age, health, station, amount and sources of income, vocational Skills, employability, estate and liabilities all favor Wife. Neither of the parties made any contributions to the education of the other. Due to her significantly greater work life expectancy, Wife has a significantly greater opportunity for future acquisitions of capital assets and income. since the separation of the parties, Husband has preserved the major marital asset in the form of the real estate by devoting all of his limited resources in excess of the proceeds of sale of the chevrolet truck to the obligations with respeot to that property, in preservation of the good oredit ratings of the parties. There are no non-marital aesete or post-separation accumulations Which would be sufficient to constituts a signifioant factor in equitable dietribution. 'l'he standard of living of the parties established during the marriage was basic, middle class. The economic circumstances of the parties at the present time is such that Wife'S circumstances are preferable to those of Husband. We would simply propose that, upon sale of the real estate and division of the net prooeeds with Husband's mother, all marital debt be liquidated and any net proceeds be divided -8- equally between the parties. We would further suggest that there is no basis for awards of ali~ony or counsel fees. XIII. TIME NECESSARY Assuming division of the proceeds of sale of the real estate on the basis of liquidation and an agreed valuation of Wife's employee pension and other employee benefit accounts, we would see no reason why this case should not be resolved at pre-trial conference. XIV. STATUS OF SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATIONS Settlement negotiations are stalled on the basis of Wife's demand for a cash settlement in spite of her more favorable financial circumstances. Date: August 11, 1996 Respeotfully sUbmitted, w;(~ ~~uire Supreme Court 1.0. 115712 53 West Pomfret Street carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013 Telephone: 717-243-0220 Attorney for Defendant WAYNII F. SIIAIlI! AUOmty at l.aw IJ w... ......rrrt /iImt (',rlille, PrMI)'lvanll 170lJ -9- MARIANNA CALAMAN, I IN TUE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF Plaintiff I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA I CIVIL ACTION - LAW v. I I NO. 94-3122 CIVIL TERM G. ARTHUR CALAMAN, I Detendant I IN DIVORCE PRAECIPE TOI Lawrence E. Welker, Prothonotary Please docket the withdrawal of the appearance of Wayne F. Shade, Esquire, on behalf of Defendant and the appearance of Defendant on hie own behalf in the above-captioned matter. Oats, October JO/ 1995 )/} /~ l~l tJ~- <<. Art ur Ca amah t-Vd {;~ Wayne ~a e ""*'.~~..,.",."."",,\..,,,>. Mov l \ zs rK '9S .ILED-OfFICE vi 1\4( l\n~r\lOIl"r~k' CUHijllll.AHD CQUlIH Ptllll'iYI.V.HIA ,..-' I .< ""..~.,,~.,.'.......'. ,.~.. '" . I' 'lo. , II' . . \'--^.'!l""~' _, ',~ t - , . ' .. .. SAIDIS, GUIDO, slIun' " MASLANI) 26 W, lUSh SII<C1 Clllhlt,l'A MARIANNA CALAMAN, : IN TH~ COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF Plaintiff : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSY1,VI\NIA : v. I NO. 94-3122 CIVIL TERM I G. ARTHUR CALAMAN, I IN DIVORCE Defendant : I'MlClI'I..ftj:jfUR"Al'l'EARAlfCB TO THE PROTHONOTARY: Please enter my appearance on behalf of the Defendant, G. Arthur Calaman, for the above-captioned divorce matter. Respectfully submitted, SAIDIS, GUIDO, SHUFF & MASLAND Datedl , J : ',\ /, Johnna J. Deily', EBqui~e 26 Weat High Street Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 243-6222 Attorney for the Defendant ''''''''''.'_..''-'.'~ Noy G 9 3' ~K '95 HI fO.OfFIOE VI 'tilE 1~"r\lr;'l'lA~Y CUMWILI,HU cuUNTV PENNSYLVANIA ,..,._.",.',...~- '-'. I 1- ... , . I to.-:.," .. ~ r~'-" " , ,~ ,i " ,.', .. " ;~' '" j' ,. ':)-, ,--I ;.., f ~~ " ;.:' j ~ .~-', ,':, " - {'" , ,- , " " i .,'~ '-. ~" " '. !,. t;,' " .':':l " t.~w OFFICII i ~~. ,!L,~ &,!$~ v. IIN TilE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 01<' I I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA I I CIVil, ACTION - LAW I I 94-3122 CIVIL TERM I I IN DIVORCE MARIANNA CALAMAN, PlalntllT G. ARTHUR CALAMAN, Defendant NOTICE TO PEm.ll 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 wamed that if you fail to do 80, the case may proceed without you and a decree in 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 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, Cumberland County Courthouse, Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013. IF YOU DO NOT FILE A CLAIM FOR ALIMONY, DIVISION OF PROPERTY, LAWYER'S FEES OR EXPENSES BE"'ORE A DIVORCE OR ANNULMENT IS GRANTED, YOU MAY LOSE TIlE RIGIIT TO CLAIM ANY OF TIIEM. YOU SHOULD TAKE TillS PAPER TO YOUR LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT IIAVE A LAWYER OR CANNOT AI<'FORD ONE, GO TO OR TELEPIIONE TIlE OFFICE SET FORTII BELOW TO "'IND OUT WIIERE YOU CAN GET LEGAL IIELP. Court Administrator Cumberland County Courthouse Fourth Illoor I Courthoule Square Carllsle,"ennlylvanla 17013 (717) 240-6200 11';'1', 1'f,t:I'J FHOM hU"l)id) \ H.t,. "J.. , f 11 TI""'.. , 1" Ht1:\I(;',l I hi:r'J u;,\O i};\ my 11,ln;) . ",I",.., 1 ,.t. 't (."I'I"! I p, :l:~~ 111" "';oil nl [,;lId (.liUn II ,'" let" '/~: I ~II!,-;\ 11.:_.J1\y oLLXU'c....., HL~- r: "11. ') I JI{/;",,i..~1 '. )~~-,.. - Prothonotary MARIANNA CALAHAN, I IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF plaintiff I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSVLVANIA I vs. I NO. 3122 CIVIL 1994 I G. ARTHUR CALAHAN, I Defendant I IN DIVORCE THE MASTER I Today is Wednesday, November B, 1995, the date soheduled for a Master's pre-hearing oonference on the pre-trial statements which have been filed by counsel. After discussion with counsel, the Master has been advised that an agreement has been reached with respect to the economic olaim of equitable distribution. A divorce complaint was filed on June 9, 1994. The complaint raised grounds for divorce of indignities and although the oaption indicated that irretrievable breakdown was to be raised, the complaint inadVertently did not include a count or olaim for divorce under section 3301(c) of the Divorce Code. Therefore, Mr. McKnight has indicated that he will file expeditiously an amended complaint raising irretrievable breakdown of the marriage so that a divorce can be conoluded by the filing of the mutual affidavits of consent. Those affidavits of consent signed by each party were previously filed on August 1B, 1995, so all we need to do is get the pleadings amended to be consistent with the filed affidavits so that the divorce can proceed under section 3301(c). As indicated previously, the divorce complaint did raise the economic issue of equitable distribution. Although the motion for appointment of Master indicated there are other economic claims at issue, it appears that the only claim raised is equitable distribution and counsel are satisfied that that is the only economic issue which needs to be resolved and that no further economic claims are intended to be raised. Marianna Calaman is represented by Marcus A. McKnight, III, and G. Arthur Calaman is represented by Johnna J. Deily. Ms. Deily is appearing in the action today on behalf of Mr. Calaman although previously Attorney Wayne F. Shade was counsel of record for Mr. Calaman. Mr. Shade's office has apparently prepared the appropriate documents to allow him to withdraw and Ms. Deily is appearing on behalf of the Defendant. Ms. Deily has provided the Master with a praecipe entering her appearance on behalf of Mr. Calaman which was filed on November 6, 1995, which will be made part of the file. The parties in this action were married on July 31, 1984, and separated May 22, 1994. There are 110 children born of the marriage. In the hearing room today are the attorneys representing the parties and Mr. Calaman. Mrs. Calaman is not present but will be available Inter on today to review the agreement that we are going to place on the record. Therefore, inasmuch as both parties are not present, the agreement that will be stated on the record will not be considered the agreement of the parties until the agreement has been reviewed by counsel and the parties later on today and signed by both parties and counsel. After the agreement has been reviewed and signed, the Master will prepare an order vacating his appointment. Counsel can then, after the amended complaint has been filed, file a praecipe transmitting the record based on the agreement and the grounds for divorce of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage utilizing the consents which have been previously filed by counsel. Mr. McKnight. MR. McKNIGHT I 1. As expressly understood by the parties, there will be no support or alimony payments due by either party to the other, and all such claims will be extinquished by the entry of a divorce decree; each party will be responsible for their own legal fees but each will pay one half of the cost of the transcript of this agreement. 2. Pursuant to the terms of the agreement, equitable distribution will be resolved as followsl a) Wife will convey her interest in the marital residence to husband by a deed within thirty (30) days of the date of this agreement. b) Husband will pay to the wife the sum of $2,000.00 within thirty (30) days of the date of this agreement. c) It is expressly understood that if either party fails to do these actions that they will be subject to contempt proceedings if these items are not taken care of within thirty (30) days. d) Wife will retain all her right, title, and Interest e) to her peneion and other employee benefite at her place of employment and husband waives any right, title, or interest in wife'e pension or her employee benefits. The parties agree that they have divided up all of their personal property and that each is satisfied with the property in their own possession and they waive any claim to any property in the possession of the other as well as any personal property disposed of by the other party. From this date forward, it is expressly understood that husband will be solely responsible for all expenses associated with the marital residence. Husband agrees to be solely responsible for hi. automobile loan on his Cadillac automobile as well as for the Sears charge account that is in the names of both of the parties. In addition, husband agrees to hold harmless and indemnify wife from any costs, legal fees, or expenses associated with the first mortgage which is currently in default on the marital residence and he agrees to be solely responsible for repayment of any loan due to his mother. Husband also agrees to sign over the title to the automobile currently owned by the wife Which is a 1984 Plymouth Voyager. 3. 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 whioh may be necessary or advisable to carry into effect this mutual waiver and relinquishment of all such interests, rights, and claims. f) TilE MASTERl Mr. Calaman, you've heard the agreement stated on the record. Do you understand it? HR. CALAHAN I Everything except eome of what the laet -- THE HASTERI All right. The last part has to do with the release of each of you in the estate of the other In the event that there is a death prior to the entry of a divorce decree. HR. CALAHAN I Okay. I see. TilE HASTER: Otherwise, you understand all of the terme of the agreement? HR. CALAHAN I Yes. TilE HASTER I And you are satisfied with the agreement? HR. cALAHAN I Yes. THE HAflTER: And you understand that since your wife was not present here today that we need to have her review and accept the terms of the agreement before the agreement Is viable? HR. CALAHAN I Absolutely. I acknowledge that I have read the above stipulation and agreement, that I understand ths terms of settlement as set forth herein, and that by signing below I Intend to bind myself to the settlement as a contract Obligating Nov d J ~~ PH '95 ,H ,,/FII' ~ tH' "\ "".! 1.lIJ~!'ti- ~,'d' ,~l ~T IPH 11, ~1