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: AND NOW, ., .v'~0~ ~,. "', 19710", It Is ordered and i~
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY
STATE OF ,~~, PENNA,
BRAD D. PONTZ,
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BRAD D. PONTZ1 , IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
P aintitt , CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
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va. I 94 - CIVIL TERM
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SUSAN K. PONTZ, I LAW - DIVORCE AND CUSTODY
Defendant I
HOTICI TO OlrlNO AHO CLAIM RIGHTS
You have been sued in oourt. If you wish to defend against
the olaims set forth in the following pages, you must take prompt
aotion. You are warned that if you fail to do so, the oaRe may
prooeed without you and a deoree of divoroe or annulment may be
entered against you by the oourt. A judgment may also be entered
against you for any other olaim or relIef requested in these papers
by the plaintiff. You may lose money or property or other rights
important to you, inoluding custody or visitation of your ohildren.
When the ground for the divoroe is indignities or
irretrievable breakdown of the marriage, you may request marriage
oounseling. A list of marriage oounselors is available in the
Office of the Prothonotary at the Cumberland County Courthouse,
First Floor, Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013, Telephonel (717)-240-
6196.
IF YaU 00 NO'r 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.
YaU SHaULo TAKE THIS PAPER TO YOUR LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU
DO NOT HAVE A LAWYER aR CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR TELEPHONE THE
OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW TO FINO aUT WHERE YOU CAN GET LEGAL HELP.
Court Administrator
cumberland County Courthouse
Fourth Floor
Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
Telephone (717)-240-6200
BRAD D. PONTZ , I IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
Plaintiff I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
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SUSAN 1<. PONTZ , I LAW- DIVORCE AND CUSTODY
Defendant I
COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff, by his attorney, R. MARK THOMAS, ESQUIRE,
brings this aotion in divorce for a deoree in divorce and this
aotion seeking oustody of the parties minor ohildren and in support
thereof respeotfully represents I
COUNT I - DIVORCB
1. The Plaintiff is BRAD D. paNTZ, an adult individual who
ourrently resides at 309 Virginia Road, Mechaniosbur.g, Cumberland
County, Pennsylvania 17055.
2. The Defendant is SUSAN K. PONTZ, an adult individual who
ourrently resides at 309 Virginia Road, Mechanicsburg, Cumberland
county, pennsylvania 17055.
3. Both the Plaintiff and Defendant have resided in the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for at least six months immediately
previous to the commencement of this aotion.
4. Plaintiff and Defendant were married on November 16,
1976, at Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
5. There have been no prior actions for divoroe or annulment
between the parties.
6. Plaintiff averB that he is entitled to a divorce on the
qround that the marriage iB irretrievably broken.
7. Plaintiff, the innocent and injured BpouBe, ftVers that
Defendant, in violation of her marriage VOWB and the laws of the
Commonwealth of Pennaylvania has:
a. Committed adulterYI
b. Committed such indignities to the person of the
Plaintiff BO as to maJ{e his condition intolerable and lite
burdenBome.
S. This action is not collusive.
9. Pldintiff requests your Honorable Court to enter a Decree
in Divorce divorcing Plaintiff and Defendant.
COUNT II - BQUITA8LB DISTRIBUTION
10. Paragraphs 1 through 9 of this complaint are incorporated
herein by reference as though set forth in full.
11. Plaintiff and Defendant have legally and beneficially
acquired property, both real and personal, during their marriage
from November 16, 1976 until the present, all of Which property iB
marital property.
12. Plaintiff and/or Defendant have acquired, prior to the
marriage or subsequent there to, non-marital property which has
increased in value since the date of the marriage and/or subsequent
to its acquisition during the marriage, which increase in value is
marital property.
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13. Plaintiff and Defendant have been unable to agre. aa to
an equitable division of said property to the date of the filing of
this complaint.
14. Plaintiff requests the court to equitably divide all
marital proporty, and to enjoin it from being removed, dispossd of,
alienated, sold, or otherwise encumbered pending final hearing and
settlement of all claims.
COUNT III - CUSTODY
15. Paragraphs 1 through 14 are incorporated herein as if set
forth in full.
16. plaintiff seeks custody of the fOllowing childrenl
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Present residence
J:2lrte of Birth
February 23, 1979
september 5, 1984
October 8, 1985
Brooke Pontz
Cody Pontz
309 Virginia Road
Mechanicsburg, PA
Bame
Same
Trevor Pontz
17. The children were not born out of wedlock. The children
are presently in the custody of both Plaintiff and Defendant, who
both reside at 309 Virginia Road, Mechanicsburg, cumberland county,
Pennsylvania.
During the past five (5) years, the children have resided
with the following persons and at the fOllowing addresses:
Persons
Addresses
Dates
Plaintiff, Defendant,
Trevor, Brooke, Cody
309 virginia Road,
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
1984 through
1989
The mother of the ohildren is Susan K. pontz, currently
residin9 at 309 Virginia Road, Mechaniosburg, PA
Bhe i. lUarried.
The father of the children is Brad O. pontz, ourrently
residing at 309 vix'ginia Road, Mechanicsburg, PA.
He is married.
18. The relationship of the Plaintiff to the ohildren is that
of father. The Plaintiff currently resides with the following
persons I (Bee paragraph 17)
19. The relationship of the Defendant to the children is that
of mother. The Defendant currently resides with the follo....ing
persons I (Bee paragraph 17)
20. Plaintiff has participated as a party or ....itness, or in
another capacity, in other litigation concerning the custody of the
children in this court. 'rhe court, term and number, and its
relationship to this action iSI No. 546 civil 1992, Protection
from Abuse and Custody. The PFA was filed by the Defllndant in this
case on February 11, 1992, and was unilaterally ....ithdra....n by the
Defendant and vacated on February 19, 1992.
Plaintiff does not know of a person not a party to the
proceedings ....ho has physical custody of the children or claims to
have custody or visitation rights with respect to the children.
21. The best interest and permanent welfare of the children
will be served by granting the relief requested because I
a. The Defendant suffers frolU a severe mental disorder
which has required hospitalization in the past and which inhibits
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her ability to be a nurturing and oaring parent to the ohildren,
b. The Defendant has engaged in adulteress oonduot and
has abused the use of presoription drugs and has not shown the
ability or wherewithal to oonvey to these children a sense of
values whioh are oonsistent with acceptable community standsrds,
c. The Defendant has been incaroerated as a result of
criminal convictions in the past, and may very well engage in
future criminal conduct which would result in additional
inoarcoration.
22. Each parent whose parental rights to the children have
not been terminated and the person who has physical custody ot the
children have been named as parties to this action.
23. Plaintiff requests the Court to grant custody of the
children to Plaintiff.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff prays this Honorable court will grant the
Plaintiff his request for a divorce, enter an order with regard to
equitable distribution of the property, and enter an Order granting
the Plaintiff primary physical custody of the children.
Respectfully submitted,
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R. Mark Thomas, Esquire
Attorney for Plaintiff
54 E. Main street
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
(717) 697-4650
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OFFICIO' DIVORCI MAITIR
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
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R. Mark Thomas, Esquire
54 East Main street
Meohanicsburg, PA 17055
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697.0371 E~I, 6535
Robert E. Rains, Esquire
Tina Simpson,
student Attorney
THE FAMILV LAW CLINIC
45 North Pitt street
Carlisle, PA 17013
REI Brad D. Pontz vs. Susan K. Pontz
No. 94 - 4464
In oivorce
Dear Mr. Thomas, Mr. Rains, and Ms. simpsonI
By order of Court of president Judge Harold E. Sheely
dated March 27, 1996, the fUll-time Master has been appointed in
the above referenced divorce proceedings.
A divorce complaint was filed on August 9, 1994, raising
grounds for divorce of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage,
adultery, and indignities. If the parties are not willing to
execute affidavits of consent to conclude the divorce under
seotion 3301(c) of the Domestic Relations Code, please advise me
immediately so I can schedule a hearing on the alternative
grounds of adultery and/or indignities.
The divorce complaint raised the economic claim of
equitable distribution. However, the motion for appointment of
Master indicates that alimony is at issue. It does not appear
as if that economic claim has been raised in the pleadings and
if alimony is to be litigated the party wishing to raise the
issue should file the appropriate pleadings.
I am going to proceed on the basis that we do not have an
issue with respect to grounds for divorce, and I am going to
direct that each counsel in accordance with P.R.C.P. 1920.33(b)
file a pre-trial statement on or before Friday, April 26, 1996.
Upon receipt of the pre-trial statements I will immediately
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
NO. 94 - 4464 CIVIL
BRAD P. PONTZ,
p~aintirr
SUSAN R. PONTZ,
Derendant
IN DIVORCE
REI
Pre-Hearing conference Memorandum
DATEI Monday, February 2, 199B
present for the plaintiff, Brad D. pontz, is
attorney R. Mark Thomas, and present for the Defendant, susan K.
Pontz, is the Family Law Clinic represented by Dawn Lisi,
certified Legal Internl Thomas Place, supervisorl and Donald
Marritz, staff attorney.
A divorce complaint was filed on August 9, 1994,
raising the grounds for divorce of irretrievable breakdown of
the marriage, indignities, and adultery and the economic claim
of equitable distribution. Counsel have advised that the
parties will sign and file affidavits of consent prior to the
hearing to be scheduled in these proceedings so that the divorce
can be concluded under section 3301(C) of the Domestic Relations
Code.
an April 16, 1996, the Defendant filed a claim for
alimony and alimony pendente lite. Counsel for wife have
indicated that they are going to review wife's alimony claim to
determine if the claim is one they wish to pursue based on the
fact that many circumstances have changed since the claim was
raised. Counsel for wife are going to let the Master and
opposing counsel know if the alimony claim is going to be
litigated. If the alimony claim is to be litigated, then Mr.
Thomas has indicated that he is going to raise the factor of
marital misconduct as that factor affects wife's alimony claim.
Mr. Thomas will then advise the Master and opposing counsel of
witnesses which he intends to call on that issue. counsel for
wife will respond with a list of their witnesses on that issue.
The parties were married on November 16, 1976, and
separated accor.ding to wife in July 1994. Husband claims the
parties separated January 29, 1992, because that was the date
when wife requested that the court order husband to leave the
marital residence. The date of separation may be relevant in
determining how we value the few assets in this case involving
pension benefits. counsel have indicated that they are probably
going to need to present testimony on the date of separation
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Husband is 45 years at age and resides at 2001 Red
Bank Road, Dover, Pennsylvania, where he lives with two ot the
three ohildren of the marriage. He is a registered tield
engineer. He has a high sohool diploma and a number at years as
a surveyor. He is currently solt-employed, having been
terminated tram employment with an engineering firm August 12,
1994. sinoe that time husband has been selt-employed. In 1993
his gross inoome annually was $41,000.00. currently his income
annually is around $26,000.00. Husband has not raised any
health issues and apparently he has health insuranoe on himself
and the children. There is some question about whether or not
husband is working up to his earning potentiall hOWever,
husband's attorney J.ndicated that because of the severe problems
in the home that husband's wor.k was affected and ultimately he
lost his job. It counsel intend to pursue any issues with
regard to husband's earning potential, they should advise Mr.
Thomas as to any witnesses they intend to call on that issue so
Mr. Thomas oan be prepared to present counter-testimony
regarding husband's household circumstances around the time he
was terminated from his employment.
Wife is 43 years of age and resides at Second
Floor, Front Apartment, 59 West Main street, Mechanicsburg,
Pennsylvania, where she lives with the oldest child of the
marriage. She was living with a Khalden B. Rasheed until Mr.
Rasheed was incarcerated in the Cumberland County Prison as a
result of the domestic problems with the Defendant arising out
of their living arrangement. Wife is a high school graduate and
is currently receiving social security disabJ.lity in the amount
of $593.20 per month plus $43.Ba in medicare benefits. She is
also receiving alimony pendente lite pursuant to an order
entered August 7, 1997, in the amount of $150.00 per month.
Wife has been diagnosed with a bi-polar disease and is using
medication to control her illness. Counsel have indicated that
after two years of receiving social security disability, wife
will be eligible for medicare.
The parties owned real estate at 309 Virginia Road,
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, which was sold and the proceeds
placed in escrow. The amount of money which Mr. Thomas is
currently holding is in a non-interest bearing account in the
amount of $9,336.00.
In 1995 husband received a disbursement from his
pension which amounted to $22,B27.62 after taxes. His claim is
that he used the funds for the family. The amount of the
pension which is marital will depend on the date of separation
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which is ultimately decided upon. Wife claims that a portion of
the funds were used sclely for husband's own benefit1 therefore,
counsel are requested to do a computation showing what portion
of the pension distributed would be marital in their point of
view and what portion of the funds should be considered used for
marital purposes as opposed to individual expenses of husband.
Counsel for wife wants to have the dates of distribution of the
monies from husband's pension plan and evidence of payment of
the marital debts. Counsel for wife is going to get in touch
with Mr. Thomas within the next ten (10) days if 6he detormines
there are any other documents or information which would help
her in constructing the expenses that were paid out of the
checking account for individual or marital purposes.
Wife r~ceived a disbursement from her pension fund
in May of 1992 in the approximate amount of $10,OaO.oo. She
claims that this was all received before the date of separation
and the funds were used for the family.
Neither party has reported any marital debt which
needs to be considered. The issues, therefore, revolve around
establishing a date of separation and how the receipt of the
funds from the pensions were spent, either for the marital
interest or for individual interests. Also, depending on the
date of separation we will have to establish what portion of the
monies received from the pension of the husband was marital and
what was nonmarital. Mr. Thomas indicated, however, that with
respect to the statement made about marital debt, his client is
going to claim that a portion of the monies that were disbursed
to husband from his pension were used to pay on account of the
marital obligations inclUding specific debts of the parties.
A conference is scheduled with counsel and the
parties for March 4, 1998, at 2:00 p.m. Notices will be sent to
counsel and the parties.
E. Robert Elicker, II
Divorce Master
ce: R. Mark Thomas
Attorney for Plaintiff
Family Law Clinic
Attorneys for Defendant
FAMII.Y LAW CI.INIC
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54 East Hain street
Heohaniosburg, FA 17055"3861
RII Pontz v. Pontz
No. 94" 4464 civil
Dear Mr. Thomasr
As you know, Mr. Elicker has requested status reports in ths
above oase by April 15, 199B. In an effort to save time in
unnecessary litigation, as well as costs, we would like to make a
proposal tor settlement ot the Equitable Distribution issues.
since Mr. Pontz I s pension was spent in preservation ot the
marital residence, we will limit our proposal to the amount now
held in the escrow account trom the sale of the home.
Mr. Pontz had exclusive possession of the marital residence
trom June 1997 to october 1997, so we believe that Mrs. Pontz is
entitled to a credit for the fair rental value of her one-half
interest in the marital property during that period. Assessing a
$600.00 per-month fair rental value for the property, Mrs. Pontz
would be entitled to three hundred dollars per month as
compensation tor her interest in the marital property.
Mrs. Pontz is willing to settle this matter if she receives
one-halt the amount including interest held in the escrow account,
plus $1500.00 for the tair rental value for the five months during
which Mr. Pontz had sole possession of the marital home.
In liyht uf all Lhe cirCUII'l:Itsllces, including saving the
parties' time and resources, we believe this is a reasonable
proposal. If your client is interested in settling this case under
the above stated terms, please contact me at the Family Law Clinic.
sincerely,
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Dawn L. Lisi
certified Legal Intern
eOI Susan Pontz
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401(K) Profit Sharing Plan Cash Disbursement
Cash Disbursement
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" 5546,65
" 22827,62
(Per 1995 Tax Return)
Taxes Paid
Liabili ties Mortage Payments . 23076.48
l.oan for House . 3000,00
UGI . 317.65
PAWC 1$ 1729.56
PP & L . 2993.16
Hampden Township . 1373,84
Heating . 3000.00
1995 Taxes Due 1$ 3596,00
TOTAL . 39086.69
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Check No. 556 7/13/94 144.96
Check No. 590 9/10/94 179.53
Check No. 123 11/16/94 143.39
Check No. 160 3/06/95 64.62
Check No. 200 3/26/95 80.01
Check No. 251 6/22/95 100.00
Check No. 1007 13/24/95 100.00
Check No. 1015 8/31/95 259.09
Check No. 1071 11/13/95 260.87
Check No. 1110 2/15/96 116.04
Chec;:k No. 1148 4/16/96 240.00
Check No. 1163 5/06/96 156.12
Check No. 1200 7/09/96 198.65
Check No. 1256 10/17/96 245.23
Check No. 1332 4/17/97 200.00
Check No. 1342 4/30/97 115.00
Check No. 1387 8/19/97 389.45
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HAMPDEN TOWNSHIP (SEWER & TRASH)
Checlt No. 562 7/13/94 205.94
Check No. 595 9/10/94 100.00
Check NO. 202 3/26/95 326.17
Check No. 1077 11/13/95 139.73
Check No. 1258 J.0/17/96 100.00
Check No. 1284 12/31/96 50.00
Check No. 1293 1/31/97 100.00
Check No. 1312 3/12/97 100.00
Check No. 1340 4/30/97 100.00
Check No. 1369 7/31/97 150.00
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2001 Red Bank Road
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Check No. 124 11/18/94 17,24
Check No. 152 1/07/95 2.10
Check No. 203 3/28/95 18.31
Check No. 1002 8/18/95 34.14
Check No. 1016 8/31/95 15.85
Check No. 1069 11/13/95 21.30
Check No. 1174 5/24/96 28.53
Check No. 1120 2/20/96 41. 40
Check No. 1H9 7/09/96 23.01
Check No. 1275 11/27/96 43.43
Check No. 1343 4/30/97 72.34
TOTAL 1$317.65
PAWC (Water)
Check No. 559 7/13/94 40.81
Check No. 594 8/10/94 63.53
Check No. 113 10/26/94 115.36
Check NO. 134 11/29/94 52.85
Check No. 157 2/09/95 98.28
Check No. 196 3/28/95 90.14
Check No. 250 6/15/95 105.06
Check No. 1014 8/31/95 127.56
Check No. 1073 11/13/95 125.70
Check No. 1121 2/20/96 139.29
Check No. 1160 5/06/96 115.52
Check No. 1197 7/09/96 35.85
Check No. 1241 8/30/96 138.90
Check No. 1273 11/26/96 87.81
Check No. 1294 2/03/97 96.78
Check No. 1336 4/22/97 194.88
Check No. 1377 8/11/97 101. 24
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HEATING (Kerosene)
Paid in Cash at Gas Station 1994 500.00
(Averaqe cost= $1000 per/yr) 1995 1000.00
1996 1000.00
1997 500.00
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CUMBF~LANO COUNTY/ PENNSYLVANIA
NO. 94-4464
CIVIL TERM
CIVIL AcrION - LAW
IN ClJ51ropy
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AND lDf, this 1st day of July/ 1998/ the conciliatol:', being
advised by Petitioner's counsel. that Petitioner does not wish to pursue her
Petition for Modificstion at this time, hereby relinquishes jurisdiction in
this caee. The CUstody Conciliation Conference scheduled for July 7, 1998,
at 9:00 a.m. is canceled.
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PI.l!AS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
CIVIL ACTION-LAW
IN CUSTODY
BRAD 0, PONTZ,
PllllntlmRespondenl
SUSAN K. PONTZ,
DefendantJPelilloner
NO, 94-4464
CIVIL Tl1RM
ORDER OF COllJIT
AND NOW, Ihls ''f> dllY of '1'.Jf \s:..._, 1998, upon conslderallon of 1hl!
all4ched compllllnl, II Is hereby dlr~ted thlll the parties nnd their respeclive counscl appear
before, lou...l'\ \, ~-u'" \-\ A ,the conciliator, III +1 \..1, \--h\'\ '')\-'' ~l~, PA,
€ulIltJ...land COllnly C9\1Rh6tlMt 0)1 the -, day of ~, 1998, al ~l : \..1-..)
.Q...,m, , for a Pre-Hearing Cuslody Conference, At such confer~mce, an effort will be mllde 10
resolve the issues In dispute; or if this clll1nol be Ilccompllshed, 10 del1ne and narrow Ihe Issues
10 be heard by Ihe court, Ilnd to enter into 11 lempomry order, Ellher (lllrly mny bring the
children who is Ihe subJecl of Ihls cuslody IlcliontD the conference, butlhe children's allendllnce
Is nol mandatory, Failure 10 appear III Ihe conference may provide grounds for entry of a
temporary or pl!rmanenl order,
FOR THE COURT:
By: . f~'f\..b . '~:I>--~ It'J,~,
Custody Conciliator (\1:("'\
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.
Cumberland Counly Bar Association
2 Liberty Avenue
Carlisle, PA 17013
(717) 249-3166
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990
The Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland Counly Is rC(julred by law 10 comply wllh
Ihe Americans wilh Disabililies Acl of 1990, For Informalion about accessible facilities and
reasonable accommodations available 10 disabled Individuals having business before Ihe court,
please contacl our office, All arrangements musl be made alleasl 72 hours prior 10 any hearing
or business before Ihe court, You must allend the scheduled conference or hearing,
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c. 'Jbe mother workl only I few houR I day.
d. 'Jbe children will be on aummer vacation from IIChool within the flCllt few
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c. FILhcr'a lonl work IIChedulc will leave the children in the care of I non
pll'ClltaI we liver durlnl the aummer.
f. Mother bclicvC'.. Ihe Ihould be aranted primary phylical cu.tody of the
chUdren durinl the aummer month a,
a, Modlfylna the current Order a1lowa the chUdren to apend more time with
their mother and eliminates or decreases the cost of a child care providl!r.
WHEREFORE, Petitioner aslu lhat lhe Court modify the existina Order for PARTIAL
CUSTODY as follows:
1. Grantina mother primary physical custody of the children durlna the summer
months, with alternating weekend visitation for the falher from 5:00 p,m, Friday until 9:00 p,m.
Sunday, The father shall also have the children on Tuesdays from 5:00 p,m, unUl9:00 p,m,
2, The mother also requests minor changcs to the current order that an: in the best
interests of all partlcs, They arc:
a, The chUdren will be dropped off at the end of visits at 9:00 p.m, Instead
of 10:00 p.m,
b, Both parties will continue 10 shan: transportation with the mother
transporting the chUdrcn to begin visitation and the falher will transport the children to end
visitation, In cases of inclement wealher. both parties will drive half way for pick up and
delivery of the chUdren before and after visits,
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
NO. 94-4464 CIVIL TERM
BRAD D. PONTZ,
Plaintiff/Respondent
SUSAN K. PONTZ,
Defendant/PetitionRr
IN CUB'rODY
PLAINTIFF'S RESPONSE TO DEFENDANT'S KOTION
FOR GENERAL CONTINUANCE
AND NOW, comes Respondent, Brad D. Pontz, by and through his
attorney, R. Mark Thomas, Esquire, and respectfully fHes this
Response to the Defendant's Motion for General Continuance.
1. The parties have baen living separate and apart for the
past two months as a result of Petitioner's arrest on new criminal
chargos.
2. currently, the Petitioner is in Dauphin COllnty pr ison on
a parole violation and is awaiting sentencing on the parole
violation.
3. The Petitioner has entered a plea of guilty to a char.ge
of Retail Theft, felony offense, and is currently scheduled to be
sentenced on that offense on October 15, 1996 in the Cumberland
County Courthouse.
4. Over the past several years Petitioner has been
incarcerated on several occasions and following her periods of
incarceration has returned to the marital residence.
5. It is Respondent's desire to move out of the marital
residence and establ ish a new home for him and the children,
however, pursuant to the last Order of Court entered neither of the
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upon consideration of the attached Custody Conciliation summary
is order.ed and directed as followSI
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1. 'rhis Court t s prior Order of December 11, 1995 in the above matter
is vacsted.
2. 'rhe Father, Brad P. Pontz, and the Mother, Susan K. Pontz, shall
have shared legal custO"Jy of Ifrevor Pontzl born ['ebruary 23, 1979, Brooke
Pontz, born September 5, 1984 and Cody Pantz, born October 8. 1985.
3. Neither party shall change the residence of the Children without
the advance written consent of the other party.
4. Neither party shall remove the Children from the parties' residence
overnight without providing notice in advance to the other party.
5. The parties agree that neither party shall sign any authorization
or other document permitting any of the Children to withdraw from school.
6. In the event the parties are not able to reach an Agreement on
custody after agreed upon discussions and negotiations, counsel for the
parties msy contact the ConcJ.liator to arrange the scheduling of another
Custody Conciliation Conference.
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Gail L. Shearer, Esquire and Colleen Shedlock,
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Plaintiff I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
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SUSAN K. PONTZ, I CIVIL AC'rION - LAW
, Defend"nt I CUS/roDY
PRIOR JUOOBI Kevin A. Heu
CU5'l'OOY cnlCILIATIOO fIlIIIMARY RBPORT
IN ACXXlU>I\NCE WI'l'fl (DIBmLAND cxnmt RllLB OF CIVIL PROCBDURB
1915.3-8, the undersigned custody Conciliator submits the following reportl
1. The relevant infot:1l1ation pertaining to the Children who are the
lIubjects of this litigation is as follows:
NAME
BIR'1'liDA'1'E
CURRENTLY IN CUSTODY OF
Trevor Pontz
Brooke Pontz
Cody Pontz
February 23, 1979
September 5, 1984
october 8, 1985
Plaintiff/Defendant
Plaintiff/Defendant
Plaintiff/Defendant
2. A conciliation Conference was held on January 16, 1996, with the
following individuals in attendance: '1'he Father I Brad D. Pontz, with his
counsel, R. Mark '1'homss, Esquire, and the Mother, Susan 1<. Pontz, with her
counsel, Gail R. Shearer I Esquire and Colleen Shedlock I Legal Intern.
3. The parties were previously before the Conciliator in April of
1995. Both pal7ties resided in the marital residence at that time and were
unable to move due to economic reasons. The parties reached a limited
agreement and an Order was subsequently entered by this Court on May 81 1995
preventing either party from changing the residence of the parties' Children
without the consent of the other party and requiring notice to the other
party upon removal of the Children from the parties' residence overnight.
On December 7, 1995. the Father filed a Petition requesting reappointment of
the Conciliator for a Conference. The Father also obtained an Order from
this Court on December 11, 1995 granting sole legal cuatody of the Children
to the Father. '1'he Mother was incarcerated in York at that time and the
Order was based upon the Father's representations that the Mother intended
to sign papers allowing the parties' sixteen year old son to quit high
school. It was the Father's intent to deny authorization and thereby keep
the Child enrolled in school.
4. The Father's position on custody is as follows: 'l'he Father
believes that he should be granted primary physical custody, even though the
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Plaintiff I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PF~NSYLVANIA
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'IS. I NO. 94-4464 CIVIL TERM
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SUSAN K, PONTZ, I CIVIL ACTION - LAW
Defendant I CUSTODY
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consideration of the attached Custody
ordered and directed aa followst
1. A Bearing is scheduled i.n Court Room f Ij , of the
~rland Caunty Court Bouse, on the _ ,;;:771) day af
.' ,lliJ/II"c.:J) , 1996, at '.t>j(1 o'clock ( .m., at which time
, estlmony will be taken in this c;;lse. At the Beari~g, the Father, Brad D.
Pontz, ahall be deemEtd to be the moving party and shall proceed initially
with testimony. Counsel for the parties shall file with the Court and
opposing counsel a memot'andum setting forth each party's position 011
custody and alsa setting farth their list of witnesses who will be called
to testify at the Bearing along with a summary of the anticipated testimony
of each witness. 'l'his memorandum shall be filed at least ten (10) days
prior to the Bearing date.
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Conciliation Report, it ill hereby
2. Pending the Bearing I this Court's prior Order af January 25,
1996 shall remain in effect subject to the fal~owing modification.
3. 1'he parties shall participate in a Custody Conciliation
Conference befare Dawn S. Sunday, Esquire, to be scheduled and held at
least fifteen (15) days prior to the settlement date on the sale of the
parties' marital residence. 'l'he purpose af the Confer.ence shall be to
establish temporary custody arrangements to ensure a smooth transition of
the Children from the marital residence to a new place of residence. If
the parties are unable to reach an agreement at the Custody Conciliatian
Conference, the parties agree to be bound by the canciliator's temporary
custody recClf11TKlndations pending Hearing in this matter.
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SUSAN K. PeN'I'Z , I CIVIL AC'l'ION - LAW
Defendant I CUSTODY
PlUOO JllOO8I Kevin A. Heaa
aJS'I.WY CXB:ILIATIOO BlJlIMARY RBl'atT
IN ACXXIUlANC8 WI'l'I1 ClJ1BlWJ\ND aumc RULB 0Ii' CIVIL PRo "1ilI1I./lUlI
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1. 'rhll relevant information pertaining to the Children who are the
aubjects of this litigation is aa followal
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ClJRIU'Nl'LY IN CIJS'lU)Y 0Ii'
Trevor Pontz
Brooke Pontz
Cody l'ontz
February 23, 1979
September 51 1984
October 8, 1985
Plaintiff/Defendant
Plaintiff/Defendant
Plaintiff/Defendant
2. 'rhe initial Conciliation Conference WdS held in thia matter on
April 26, 1995. As the parties were then currently residing in the same
residence with no irmlinent date of relocation, the parties agreed to entry
of an Order prohibiting both parties from changing the residence of the
Children without the advance written consent of the other party. A second
conciliation was held at the request of the Father on January 16, 1996. At
that time, the parties still resided in the marital residence and the
parties agreed to entry of an Order providing for shared physical custody.
'rhe Father aought an Order awarding him primary physical custody of the
Children but neither of the parties were prepared at the second Conference
to discuss the details of primary/partial custody arrangements. The
parties agreed to consider and further discuss with their counsel a
possible custody agreement.
Upon Petition of the Father, d third Conciliation Conference was
held on April 24, 19961 with the follOWing individuals in attendance: The
Father, Brad D. Pontz, with his counsel. R. Mark Thomas, Esquire, and the
Motherl Susan K, Pontz, with her counsel, Gail L. Shearer, Esquire.
3. The parties continue to reside in the marital residence. Divorce
proceedings are pending an~ the parties have listed the marital residence
for sale. Both parties continue to seek primary physical custody of the
Children and neither party has imminent plans to move from the residence
pending sale of the house. The parties were unable to agree as to long
term custody arrangements for the Children and therefore a Hearing will be
necessary in this matter. With respect to temporary custody arrangements
pending the Hearing, the parties agreed to return to Conciliation within a
specific time period prior to settlement on the sale of the marital
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
NO. 94-4464 CIVIL TERM
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
KOTIOH rOR APPOIHTKINT or KABTIR
The Plaintiff, Brad D. pontz, moves the court to appoint a master with
respeot to the following claims!
(X) Divorce
( ) Annulmant
(X) Alimony
( ) Alimony Pendente Lite
(X) Distribution of property
( ) support
( ) counsel Fees
( ) Costs and Expenses
and in support of the motion states!
(1) Discovery is complete as to the claims for which the appointment of
a master is requested.
(2) The Defendant has appeared in the act ion by her attorney, the
Family Law Clinic.
(3) The statutory grounds for divorce are 3301(a) (ii), 3301(a) (vi) and
3301 (c) .
(4) The action is contested with respect to the following claims!
grounds for divorce and alimony.
(5) The action does not involve complex issues of law or fact.
(6) The hearing is expected to take five hours.
(7) Additional information, if any, relevant to the motion: none.
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CUSTODY/VISITATION
SUSAN 1<.. PONTZ,
Defendant NO. 94-4464 CIVIL TERM
ORDBR OF COURT
AND NOW, this 12th day of January 1995. it being reported to
the conciliator that the parties have reached an agreement which
makes further proceedings unnecessary, the undersigned
conciliator hereby relinquishes jurisdiction and returns the
matter to the Court Administrator. If either of the parties
wishes further proceedings in this action, they should petition
the Court anew.
FOR THE COURT,
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CUstody Conciliator
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Defendant I IN CUS'l'OOY
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directed as followSl
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Conciliation Report/
/ 1995/ upon consideration
it is hereby ordered and
1. Neither the Mothet'/ Susan 1(. Pontz/ or the Father/ Brad D. Pontz/
shall change the r.esidence of the parties' Children, 'l'revor Pontz/ born
February 23/ 1979/ Brooke Pontz, born September 5, 1984 and Cody Pontz/
born October 8, 1985, without the advance written consent of the other
party.
2. Neither party may remove the Children from the parties' residence
overnight without providing notice, in advance, to the other party.
3. Either party may Petition the Court to have the case again
scheduled with the Custody Conciliator at the time the parties estsblish
separate residences.
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aJS'lOOY CDlCILIATICfi BltIIARy RBPatT
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1915,3-8, the undersigned CUstody Conciliator subnits the following reportl
1. '1'he pertinent information pertaining to the Children who al:'e the
lIubjects of this litigation is as followsl
~ BIR'1'HDA'rE CURREN'l'LY IN CUS'1'OOY OF
Trevor Pont~ February 23, 1979 Plaintiff/Father and
Defendant/Mother
Brooke PelOtz September 5, 1984 Plaintiff/Father and
Defendant/Mother
Cody Pontz October 8, 1985 Plaintiff/Father and
Defendant/Mother
2. A Conciliation Conference was held on April 26, 1995, with the
following individuals presentl
The Father, Brad D. Pont?/ with his attorney, R. Mark Thomas,
Eaquire, and the Mother, Susan K. Pontz, who was represented by
Damon Hopkins, Family Law Clinic, Certified Legal Intern.
,'3. The parties are married and are currently living in the same
residence although they ceased living as husband and wife in 1992. The
Father filed a Divorce Complaint in the Cumberland County Court of Colrmon
Pleas on August 9/ 1994.
4. The Father's position on custody is as followSl At the time the
Father had this matter listed for conciliation, the Father believed the
Mother was leaving the marital residence. The Father expressed concern
that the Mother may remove the Children from the residence without his
consent. When and if the parties separate in the future, the Father
intends to pursue an Order awardJ.ng him primary physical custody of the
Children.
5. The Mother's position on Justody is as follows: The Mother stated
that she is unemployed and is not able financially to move from the marital
residence. However, the Mother indicated that if she had to leave the
residence, she would only be willing to do so if the Children moved with
her. When and if the parties move to separate residences, the Mother
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
NO. 94-4464 CIVIL TERM
IN CUS'rODY
PITlTlON rOR 8PIOIAL RILllr
AND NOW, comes the Plaintiff/Petitioner, by and through his
counsel, R. Mark Thomas, Esquire, files this Petition for special
Relief, and in support thereof respectfully rGpresents:
1. On August 9, 1994, the Plaintiff/Petitioner caused a
Complaint for Divorce, Equitable Distribution and Custody to be
tiled against the above-captioned Defendant/Respondent in this
matter.
2. The Complaint was not served on the Defendant/Respondent
and therefore a Praecipe to Reinstate the Complaint was filed on
March 24, 1995.
3. Trevor GUY Pontz, age 16, the oldest of the three minor
children involved in this case, is demonstrating serious
difficulties at this time in his life. Speoifically, tho following
issues have risen within the past several months:
a. He has exceeded the a llowed number of unexcused
absences from school, and therefore may not receive
credit for the current school year;
b. He has indicated a desire to withdraw from sohool,
and his mother, the Defendant/Respondent herein, has
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advised him that she would sign the neoessary doouments
to allow him to withdraw from sohool,
c. The tather, Plaintiff/Petitioner herein I has sought
to oounsel Trevor, and has sought to have sohool
administrators and ohurch oounselors work with Trevor to
help him with his difficulties, and
d. The father, Plaintiff/Petitioner, has reason to
believe that his son is involved in the use of illegal
drugs.
4. currently / both the Plaintiff /Peti tioner and the
Defendant/Respondent have legal custody over this minor ohild.
5. Plaintiff/Petitioner is concerned that the
Detendant/Respondent will execute the necessary documents to allow
this son to make the decision to withdraw from school at this early
age.
6. currently, Defendant/Respondent is incarcerated in the
York county Prison on criminal charges and in lieu of bail.
7. Your Plaintiff / Peti Honer believes that when the
Defendant/Respondent is released from prison that she wil.l sign the
neoessary documents to allow the minor child to off icially withdraw
from school.
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: CIVIL ACTION. LAW
: IN CUSTODY
SUSAN K, PONTZ,
Defendant/Petitioner
: NO. 94.4464
ORm~R ()Ii' COURT
AND NOW I thi~ I J'day of Scptcmhcr. 1996, upon con~lderationof Defendllnt's
Motion For a Genertll Contlnutlnce. It Is hcrehy orderc,nd directed tllR~ the hearing
scheduled for Septemher 29, 191)6, is canceled and IIll!"Prolhonolary Is directed to remove It
from the Court's docket for Septemher 21), 19lJ6
As agreed upon atthc AprlL24, 1996 custody conciliation, In the event the home is
sold or one of the parties h~.lmminelll pluns 10 pennanclllly relocate from the marital
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nlarllal home for ~ale, Since lIuppeured Imll1lnentthuI the hou~e would he Nold, the parties
agreed 10 ~chedule U heul'ing hefore the court lIIl the I~~ue of prlll1ury cU~llldy, to take place
aner euch purly knew where Ihey would he living ~Ince thl~ fuclor would he nece~~ary to 0
decision regurdlng unuwurd of prlmury cu~tody. In the evcllllhe home wu~ NOld und the
parties hud to glvc up possc~~lonund movc prior 10 thc hcurlng, thcy ugrecd 10 rClurn to
conciliation und he bound hy thc conciliutor'~ dccision pcnding thc hcurlng hcforc thc court.
7. Thc ulill'cmcntloned heuring wus schcduled only inuntidpulionof lhe sale of
the ntarllul residlmcc, It wus undcrstood hy counsel tbut [he custody hcuring would he
continued If lhc housc wus not yel sold.
S. The nHlrilulrcsldencc IHlS not hccn sold us of lhls dUle, nor huve uny
slgnitkanl steps hcen mken towllrds IIsllng thc nHlrllll1 resldcnce for sule.
9. Nelthcr pllrly hilS any illlll1inelll pluns of pcrmancnl relocullon from Ihe marital
residence Ullbis lime.
10, The currenl cusllldy uI'I'ungcmcnt, IIHI( hoth purcnts huve shared physical
cUSlody of lhc purtics' lhrce minor children, conlinues III hc inlhe hesl Interesls of lhe
children and should not he 1l10dlfied until one or hoth of lhc partics ure pcrnulIlently Illovlng
frDIll Ihe Illurllal hOll1e.
11. 11 would not he in lhc currcnt bcst illlerests of thc children for the Court to
enler a cusllldy order giving onc parcnt primary physical custody and the other parent partial
physical custody, slncc thc pcrmancnt rclOCUlion of the parents in lhc future will he a factor
that must be lakcn into account when determining prlll1ary physical cuslody.
BRAD D. PONTZ, I IN THE COU~T OF COMMON PLEAS
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Defendant I EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION
BILL or PARTICULARS
Pursuant to Pa.R.C.P 1920.21 the Plaintiff hereby files the
following Bill of Particularsl
1. The Plaintiff has raised allegations that the Defendant
has committed adultery and in support ot these allegations he sets
forth the followingl
(a) The person with whcm the Defendant committed adultery
lived across the street from the parties in February, 1992. His
first name is Doug, and the Plaintiff will have Doug's last name
and present it to counsel in the near future.
(b) These incidents would have taken place in tha Fall of
1991 and Winter of 1992. There has been no reconciliation between
the parties since these acts of adultery occurred.
(c) The acts of adultery were committed within the marital
residence and the Americana Motel. The Plaintiff has photographs
of Doug in the bedroom of the marital residence unclothed and
sexually aroused.
The Plaintiff confronted the Defendant with
these photographs and at that time the Defendant admitted that she
had taken the photographs and admitted that she had engaged in
sexual intercourse with Doug.
(d) The Plaintiff intends to call Doug as a witness and Doug
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would testify to the commission of adultery with the plaintiff's
wife.
(e) The Defendant engagod in other adulterous acts with
unknown men at the Defendant's mother's residence within the past
two years. The Defendant's sisters found the Defendant in her
mother's residenoe in bed with another man.
(f) with regard to the oount concerning indignitie8 the
Plaintiff aS8erte that the Defendant falsely brought a Protection
From Abuse action against him on February 11, 1992.
(g) Onoo the Plaintiff was removed from the house pursuant
to the Protection From Abuse aotion the Defendant engaged in the
adulterous conduct complained of above.
(h) Prior to filing for the Protection From Abuse action the
Defendant, in September 1991, hired Doug to repair the Dofendant'5
carport. While Doug was present and in the preael1ce of the
Plaintiff Doug stated to the Defendant "Why don/t we go back to
youX' bedroom and see what happens".
(i) On one occasion the Defendant and Doug entered the
marital residence while Plaintiff was present after having been out
drinking together. The Defendant and Doug both looked at the
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a. Murltlll Rl'IJldl!lICl!1
The parties have owned a slnllle fumUy home located at 309 Vlra1nla Road,
MechwlIcsburll, PA 17055, since approximately March 19B6. They both lived In the home
UlllU June, 1997, when Defendwlt moved Into her own residence. The parties purchased the
home for approximately 553,000.00. The balance on the mortllalle is approximately 540,000.
Because of the deteriorated condition of the home, II realtor will not market the house; however,
Ihere is currently a contract to purchase tlle hllme for 557,500. The closlnll Is scheduled to
occur around the middle of October, 1997. The parties have agreed that the proceeds from the
fillle will be placed in WI escrow account at the Law Office of Walter WId Thomas, Plaintlfrs
attorney.
b. Plalnllrrs I.enslon FundI
Plaintifrs pension fund, which accumulatcd during the course of the marrlaae, was
disbursed in 1995, after the divorce action was l1led in tllis case. The value of the pension fund
was 528,374.27 before Federal Income TII.X and 522,827.62 after lII.Xes. It Is alleged that
Plaintiff purchased various Items willI llle pension money, including a 1988 Saab purchased for
54,500; a Jon boat purchased for 5800.00; various fishing equipment, value unkno1vn; and
various business and office equipment with which to start his own surveying buslneSll, value
unknown. Plaintiff has possession of all of these items.
2, EXPERT WI1'NESS,
Defendant does not anUclpate call1nll any expert wllllesscs.
3. OTIlER Wl'l'NESSESr
Defendant does not foresee calling any witnesses other than herself. However,
If such testimony becomes relevant, Defendant reserves llle right 10 do so.
4. EXIIIBITSI
a. A copy of the parties' 1993, 1994 WId 1995 joint Federal Income Tax Returns,
includlna a copy evldencina the distrlbuUon of PlalnUfrs pension in 1995.
b. A copy of PlalnUfrs 1996 Federal Income Tax Return.
c. A copy of Defendwlt's 1996 Federal Income Tax return.
5. DEFENDANT'S MONTIlLY EXPENSESI
a. Rent (includcs heat
and water) 5425.00
b. Telephone S 60.00
c. car insurance 5 20.00
d. car maintenance and gas 5 90.00
e. food 5200.00
f. legal fees and costs $ 50.00
TOTAL 5845.00
6. DEFENDANT'S GROSS INCOME:
Defendantleceives 5593.20 per month from Social Security Disability Payments.
In addition, Defendant receives 543.80 per month in Medicare benefits.
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Plaintiff/Petitionerl
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SUSAN l<. PONTZ, I
Defendant/Respondent I
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
NO. 94-4464 CIVIL TERM
IN CUSTODY
'.TITION rOR CUSTODY CONCILIATION CONrBRBNOe
AND NOW, comes the Plaintiff/Petitioner, Brad D. Pontz, by and
through his attorney, R. Mark Thomas, files this Petition for a
Custody Concil iation Conference, and in support thereof
respectfully represents I
L On August 9, 1994, the Plaintiff/Petitioner caused a
Complaint for Divorce, Equitable Distribution and custody to be
filed against the above-captioned Defendant/Respondent in this
matter.
2. The Complaint was not served on the Defendant/Respondent
and therefore a Praecipe to Reinstate the Complaint WIlS filed on
March 24, 1995.
3. Pursuant to reinstatement of the complaint, a Custody
Conciliation Conference was ordered to be held on April 26, 1995.
4. The Custody Conciliation Conference was held on April 26,
1995 before Dawn S. Sunday, Custody Conciliator.
5. A limited agreement was entered between the parties at
the Custody conciliation Conference, and pursuant to that limited
agreement an Order of Court was issued on May 8, 1995. (A copy of
that Order of Court is attached hereto and marked Exhibit "A".)
6, sinoe the Order of May 8, 1995, issues have arisen whioh
neoe..itate the need for Plaintiff/Petitioner to pursue this matter
further. The speoifio issues are as folloWSl
a. Defendant/Respondent has been arrested on criminal
charges and is currently incarcerated in the York county
Prison in lieu of bail,
b. Defendant/Respondent is currently the SUbject of a
oriminal investigation by the East pennsboro polioe
Department in Cumberland county and may have oriminal
oharges of forgery brought against her in the immediate
future 1 and
o. The parties' oldest child, Trevor GUY Pontz, age 16,
has indicated a desire to quit school, and
Defendant/Respondent has already advised him that she
will sign the necessary documents to allow him to quit
sohool. However, Plaintiff/Petitioner is not in
agreement and desires to prevent the unilateral withdraw
from sohool of the minor child.
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BRAD D, PONT~, I IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
Plaintitt I CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
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VI. I NO. 94- 4464 civil
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SUSAN 1(, PONTZ, I
Defendant t IN DIVORCE
AND NOW,
ORDER OF ~
this ~~ day of
199B, the economic claims raised in the proceedings
been
resolved in accordance with a marriage settlement agreement
dated June 26, 199B, the appointment of the Master is vacated
and oounsel can file a praeoipe transmitting the record to the
Court requesting a final decree in divorce.
BY THE cOUR'r,
P.J.
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R. Mark Thomas
Attorney for Plaintiff
Family Law Clinic
Attorney for Defendant
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NOW, THEREFORE, In consideration ollhe above recllals and the following covenants
Bnd promlsas mutuAlly made and mulually 10 be kepi, the parlles, Inlendlng to be legally bounr:l.
agree as follows:
1. AGREEMENT NOT TO BE A BAR TO DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS
On August 9, 1994, Ihe HUSBAND lIIed a Complaint In Divorce Indexed at Term and
Number 94.4464 Civil Term In Ihe Courl of Common Please 0' Cumberland County,
Pennsylvania. As part of this Agreement the parties hereto agroe that each wltl execute an
Affidavit of Consent to the Entry of Divorce under Section 3301 (c ) of the Divorce Code, and
each party will ox(O\cule a waiver of Ihelr rlghllo receive Notice of Intention 10 seek enlry of a
divorce decree. The parllos hereby agree thallhose documents will be executed and lIIed with
the Court within thlrly (30) days of the date oflhe signing of Ihls Agreement so that the divorce
can become finalized In the courts.
2. PERSONAL RIGHTS
HUSBAND and WIFE may and shall, at all times herealler, live separate and apar\.
Each shall be free from all conlrol, restraint, Interference or authority, direct or Indlrecl, by the
other In all respects es fully as If he or sho were unmarried. Each lllay reside at such place or
places as he or she may select. Each may, for his or her separate use or benefit, conduct,
carryon and engage In any business, occupation, profession or employment which to him or
her may seem advisable. This provision shall not be taken, however, to be an admission on the
part of either HUSBAND or WIFE ollho lawfulness 01 the causes which led to or resulted In, the
continuation of their living apart.
3. JQIlli: DEBTS
The parties have various joint debts, however, pursuant to the terms of this Agreement
the HUSBAND hereby agrees that he will assume full responsibility for all outstanding joint
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dobls. 01 perllcular nolo Is tho outstanding ta~ bill due to Ihe IRS lor ta~ year 1995.
HUSBAND agroes that he will payoff this outslandlng lax Indebtedness as soon 8S practicable.
In the evontthat WIFE'S 1996 or 1999 lux return 15 wllhheld due to on outslandlng balance due
on Iho 19951ncomo tax HUSBAND hereby ogroos to Indol11nlty WIFE for Ihe amount 01 Income
lax that 15 wllhheld for Ihe paymont of Iho 1996 oulslandlng taxes,
Each of Ihe parlles Is responsible for any debts Ihal they have personally acquired since
the filing of the Dlvorco Cemplalnt. In tho event that ollller parly Is compelled to maka
payments on debts acquired by the olhor party since Augusl 9, 1994 tho party who actually
acquired tile debt will hold harm loss and Indemnity tho other for any monies paid on account 01
such debt.
4. PERSONALP8QPERTY
HUSBAND and WIFE hero by acknowledge that they have agreed upon the division 01
all langlble personal property, Including jewelry, clothing, 'urnllure, household equipment,
appliances, motor vehicles, recreallonal vehicles and tools, The parlles have already divided
the personal proparty according to their agreemant and each party Is hereby the sole owner of
any personal property now In their possession. This Agroement shall act as a bill of sala
avldanclng the complete and final transfer at all personal proporty to the respective parlles.
As part of the equitable distribution of the marllal property HUSBAND hereby agrees to
pay to WIFE the sum of two thousand two hundred ($2200.00) dollars. Payment of Ihls money
will be mede on the date of tho execution at this Agreement by WIFE.
5. t\FTER-ACQUIRED PERSONAL PBQEfBIT
Each of the parlles sl1alll1ereafter own and enjoy, independenlly 0' any claims or rights
of tho other, all items of personal property, tangible or Intangible, hereafter acqulrad by him or
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her, with full power In him or her to dlapoae of the aame liB fully IInd effeotlvely, In all nilapeots
and for all purpoaea, a5 though he or ahe wero unmarried.
6. tvlARITAL RfIDOftlQ!;
The marital reeldonco of tho parties has previously boon sold IInd the prooeeda from the
Bale of the marital resldonce have been dlvldod betwoen the partlea.
7. ~JQtiMlD EMPLOYMfliIJ1ENEFITS
To the extont that olther 01 the partlos hereto Is the owner of any penalon and/or
employment benefits It Is hereby agreod that the other party waive a Ita righi, claim or Intereatln
any penal on or employment benefit which the other may have.
B. ALlMOIfi
By previous Order HUSBAND la paying WIFE the eum of one hundred fifty ($150,00)
dollere per month ae alimony pendente lite. HUSBAND hereby agreee to continue to pay WIFE
the sum of one hundred fifty ($150,00) dollare per month lor elx (6) months with Ihe flrat
monthly payment being due In July 199B, HUSBAND hereby reserves the right to pay 10 WIFE
the lump sum of nine hundred ($900.00) dollars BS full and complete satlefactlon of the alimony
that he agreee to pay pureuant to Ihle Agreemonl.
9. RELEASJ;;
Subject to the provlelone of this Agreement, el;lch party haa released and dlacharged,
and by thle Agreement doee for himself or herself, and his or her heirs, legal repreaentallvea,
executora, administrators and assigns, release, Indemnify (Including actual legal lees) and
discharge tho othor of and from all causes of action, claims, rights, or demands, whatsoever In
law or equity, Including equitable distribution, spousal support, alimony, counsel fees, alimony
pendente lite and expenses which of the parties against the other ever had, now has, or may
have In tha futuro under the Pennsylvania Divorce code, as amended, or under any other
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statutory or common law, except as set forth below in this paragraph, all causes of action for
divorce, and all causes of acllon for broach of any provisions of this Agreement, Including
procelldlngs to enforco Ihls Agreement pursuant to the provisions of the Divorce Code. Each
party also wolves his or her right 10 requoslmarllal counseling, pursuant to Ihe Dlvorco Code.
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Except as herelil otherwlsll provided, each party may dispose of his or her own property
in any way, and each perly hero by waives and relinquishes any and all rights he or she may
now have or hereafler acquire undm Ihe present or future laws of any jurisdiction, to share In
the property or estale of Ihe olher 8S a resull of Ihe marital relationship, Including without
limitation, dower, curtesy, slatutory allowance, widow's allowance, rlohlto lake against the Will
of tho other, and rig hI to act as admlnlslrator or Ollecutor of the other's estate, and any right
eXlsllng now or In the future under the Pennsy!vanla Divorce Code, as amended from time to
time, and each will, atlhe request of Ihe other, exocute, acknowledge and deliver any and all
Instruments which may bo necessary or advisable to carry Inlo offecl his mutual waiver and
relinquishment of all such Interests, rights and claims.
11. RIGHTS ON EXECUTION
Immedlalely upon tho execullon of this Agreement, the rlghls of each party agalnstlhe
other, desplle Ihelr conllnulng marital slatus, shall terminate and be as If they were never
married.
12. LEGAL FEES
If either party to Ihls Agreement rosorte 10 a lawsull or other legal acllon to enforce the
provisions of thlo Agreement, the successful party shall be entilled to recover his or her
reasonable counsel fees, aclually Incurred, from the othm as a pari of the judgmenl entered In
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8uoh legal oollon, whether In law, In equity or pursuant to the provisions of tho Divorce Code, B8
the same shall be determined by the Court.
13. INCORPORATION IN FINAL DIVORCE
The terms of \hls Agroemont shall bo Incorporetod but shall not merge In B Ilnal divorce
decree between tho parlles. This Agreement shall survive In Its enllrety, resolving the spousal
support, alimony, equitable distribution and other Interosts and rib lts of tho parlles under and
pursuant to tho Divorce Code of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and no court asked to
enforce or Interpret this Agreoment sholl In any way change the terms of \hls Agreement. This
Agreoment may be enforced Independontly of any child support ordor, divorce docree or
judgment and Its torms shall tallo procedonco ovor same, remaining the primary obllgallon of
each party. Except as horeln otherwise agreed, this Agreement shall remain In lull lorce and
effect regardless of any change In the marital status 01 the parties. It Is warranted, covenanted
and r<lpresented by HUSBAND and WIFE, each to the other, that this Agreemontls lawful and
enforcoable, and this warranty, covonant and representation 15 modo for the specific purpose of
Inducing the parties to execute the Agreement.
14. ~TIONAL INSTRUMENTS
Each of the parties shell from time to time, at the request of the other, execute,
acknowledge and deliver to the other party, any and all further Instruments that may be
reasonably required to give lull force and eHectto the provisions of this Agreement.
15. ENTIRE AGREEMENT
This Agreement contains the entire understanding 01 the parlles and there are no other
representations, warranties, covenants or undertakings other than those expressly sot lorth
herein. HUSBAND and WIFE acknowledge and agree that the provisions of this Agreement
with respect to the distribution and division of marllal and separate property are fair, equitable
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Bnd sBUsfBGtory to them, based olllhe lenglh 01 their marriage and other relevant faG tara whlGh
have been taken Into Gonslderatlon by tile parties. Botl1 parties l1ereby accept the provisions of
this Agreement wllh respecllo tho division of properly In lieu of and III full and IInal settlement
and satisfaction of all dalms and demands lhat they may now have or hereafter have agalnat
the other lor equitable distribution of their property by any court 01 competent jurisdiction.
HUSBAND and WIFE each voluntarily and Intolllgently waive and relinquish any rlghlto seek a
court ordered determination and distribution of marllal property but notl1lng herein contained
shall constitute a waiver by either party of any rights to seel\ the relief of any court for the
purposll of enforcing the provisions of this Agreement.
16. MOOIFICATJ.Q.I'it.NILWAIVER
A modification or waiver of I;Iny of the provisions of this Agreement shall be effective only If
made In writing and executed with the sume formallly as this Agreement. The failure of either
parly to Insist upon strict performenco 01 the prllvlslons of this Agreement shall not be construed
as a waiver of any subsequent defl;lull of the sarna or similar nalure.
17. ~NTARY EXECUTION
Each party acknowledges that the Agreement Is fair and equitable, that It Is being entared
Into voluntarily, wltl1 full knowledge of Ihe assels of both parties, and that It Is notlhe result of any
duress or undue Influence. The parties acknowledge that they have been lurnlshed with all
Information relating to the financial affairs of the other which has been requestod by each 01 them.
1 B. DESCRIPTIVE HEADINGS
The descriptive headings used herein are for convenience only. They shall have no effect
whatsoever In determining the rights or obligations of lho parties.
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CIVIL, ACTION . - LAW
IN CUSTODY,
BRAD D. PONTZ,
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SUSAN K, PONTZ,
Defendant
NO, 94-4464 CIVIL TmRM
CUSTODY AGRBBMBNT
NOW COME the parties, BRAD D. PONTZ and SUSAN K, PONTZ, who
agree to the following modification of the custody agreement that
was entered as an Order of the Court on November 8, 1996.
1, This Agreement concerns custody of the parties' two minor
children, Brooke Pontz, born September 5, 1964, and Cody pontz,
born October 6, 1985.
2. The parties shall share legal custody of their minor
children,
3, Father shall have primary physical custody of the minor
children.
4. Should Father and Mother remain in the marital home,
Mother shall have partial custody at the following times with the
understanding that both parties 'lIill remain flexible as to care and
custody of the childrent
a. On Tuesday evenings Mother shall have partial custody
of the minor children from 5100 p.m. until 10100 p.m..
b. On alternating weekends, Mother shall enjoy partial
custody of the minor children from 5100 p.m. Friday until 10tOO
p.m. Sunday.
5. Should either Father or Mother mcve from the marital home,
Mother shall have partial custody rights at the following timesl
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the minor children from 4100 p.m, urtil 8100 p.m..
b, On alternating week(mds, beginning the first full
weekend after aither parent moves, Mother shall enjoy partial
custody of the minor ohildren from 7100 p,m. Friday to 7100 p.m,
sunday,
c, During school holidays of less than one week which
occur directly bo;-fore 0r rHrer:r.ly "ft.er r.he w"lek('nd that r~other is
scheduled to have partial custody of the minor children, Mother
shall have an extended weekend with the children. This extended
weekend shall coincide with the length of the school holiday. For
example, if the minor children have off from school on President's
Day which falls on a Monday, Mother shall have custody of the minor
children from 7100 p.m. Fdday until 7100 p,m. Monday. The
t.ransportation arrangements shall remain the same. Likewise, if
Memorial Day, 4th of July, or Labor Day fall on the Monday after
Mother's regularly scheduled weekend, she shall have custody
through Monday at 7100 p.m.
d. On Thanksgiving day, Mother shall have partial
<.;ustody of the ,~hildren horn 1'; 100 a .11I. uUtl;. 6100 P .1.1. every other
year, beginning with 1997.
e. The Mother shall exercise custody on Mother's Day
and the Father shall exercise custody on Father's Day. The period
of custody shall be from 10100 a.m. until 7100 p.m.
f. The Mother shall be entitled to exercise custody of
both children for a two hour period on each child I s birthday I
September 5 and October 6. The specific times shall be arranged
betwertn the Mother, Father and children.
g, 'I'he Mother shall have cuatody of the minor. children
during the following school holidays provided that the holiday is
more than one (1) week in lengthl
1. During the week of Spring Break, Mothl\lr shall have
partial custody beginning at 7100 p.m. Friday and continuing for
that week until 7100 p.m. Priday.
2. Dur~ng tho: w,ek ",f chrisrrnns B'-'lalr, ~"'t:1<H' shall have
partial custody of the minor children from 10100 a.m. until 10.00
p, m, on Christmas Eve. The Father shall have the children each
year from 10100 p.m. Christmas Eve until 9100 a,m. December 26,
The current every other weekend of partial custody ahall remain
intact for the remainder of the minor childrena' Christmaa
vacation.
h, During aummer vacations, the alternating weekend
achedule will continue, and in addition 1
1) Mother ahall have partial cuatody of the minor
ohildren on Tueadays from 10.00 a,m. until 9100 p.m,.
2) Upon 30 days notice each party ahall have a 14
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children,
i. Tranaportation for these visits shall be shared by
the parties if both Mother and Father remain in the local area.
Mother shall pick the children up from Father's residence on Friday
evenings. Father shall pick the children up from Mother's
residence on Sunday evenings.
6. Should either Mother or Father move from the marital home,
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CUMBF.RLAND COUNTY, PE:NNSYLVl\NIA
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CIvn, ACTION. LAW
IN CUSTODY,
SUSAN 1<, PONTZ I
Defendant
NO. 9~.~~G~ CIVIL TERM
CUSTODY AGRBBM~NT
NOW COMES, the parties, Brad D. Pont~ and Susan K, Pont~ and,
with regard to custody of their three minor children, agree as
follows I
1. The par.ties ax'e the natural parents of three minor
children, Trevor Pont~, born February 23, 19791 Brooke Pontz, born
September 5, 19841 and Cody Pont~, born October 8, 1985,
2, The parties shall share legal custody of their minor
childx'en,
3. At this time, as mother is incarcerated at thd Dauphin
County Jail, and is not in a position to exercise physical custody
of the parties minor children, father shall enjoy primary physical
custody. While mother is incarcerated, she shall enjoy temporary
custody, for the purpose of visitation during her visitors hours,
once each week. Father shall be responsible for transporting the
children for this visitation on altelnating weeks, beginning with
the week of September 29, 1996. On the alternating weeks mother
shall be entitled to visit with her children if she is able to
arrange transportation through a friend or a family member to whom
father would then release custody of the children to for purposes
of facilitating the visitation.
The parties agree to this
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arrangement while mother ia incarcerated in the Harrisburg and
surrounding areas,
4. The current visitation privilegea for mother are
acheduled for Sunday night from 7100 p,m, until 8130 p.m. The
viaitation is aubject to change depending on where she is housed.
Therefore, for purposes of thia Order, the period of viaitation
which father shall be required to release and or tranaport the
children for ahall coincide with that which ia acheduled by the
Institution in which mother ia reaiding.
5. In the event that the father intends to change the
residence of the minor children, he shall provide the mother with
written notice as soon as poasible, but at least ten days prior to
making any such move.
6. Neither party shall engage in any conduct, particularly
in the presence of the children, which would tend to denigrate the
other parent. Each parent shall encourage the children' a love and
respect towards the other parent.
7, While the mother ia incarcerated, the children shall be
encouraged to maintain contact with her by telephone. The father
shall allow the children, at reaaonable times, to accept collect
calls from the mother.
8. Upon releaae from incarceration, or other change in the
current circumstances, either party may seek modification of this
Order.
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SUSAN K. PONTI I NO. 94-4464 CIVIL TERM
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I DR* 26, 697
I_ RBI 'ITITIONIR'B A"IAL PROM ORDER or ALIMONY 'INDI_TI LITI
IIPORI BHIILY. P.J.
frER OF _COURT
/1 1 day of Seotember, 1997, after
AND NOW, thia
careful conaideration, petitioner'a appeal of the recon~ended
order of the Domeatic Relationa Office (DRO) dated July 30, 1997,
denying her an award of
Petitioner ia awarded $
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monthly in APt, effective August
7,1997.
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For the Respondent
Family Law Clinic
45 North pitt St.
Carlisle, Pa, 17013
For the Petitioner
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IlrORI IHBILY. P.J.
OPINION AHD OIDIR or COQBI
A hearing was hold on September 4, 1997, with regard to
plaintiff's appeal of the reoommended order of the Domestio
Relations Offioe (DRO) dated July 30, 1997, denying her an award
of alimony pendente lite (APL). The ORa officer oomputed APL in
the amount of $34 and deviated to zero. After brief testimony
from the parties ooncerning their inoome and expenses, oounsel
presented cloaing argumenta. For the reasona discuased below,
petitioner's appeal is granted in part.
FINDINGS OF FAC'f
1. The partiea were married in 1976 and have three children
ages 11, 12 and 18. Although respondent filed for divorce in
August of 1994, the parties continued to live separate and apart
under the same roof until four month a ago.
2. The two younger children reaide with respondent while
the emancipated child reaides with petitioner.
3. Petitioner applied for Social Security Disability (SSD)
benefita in 1994 becauae of depreaaion, and became eligible for
benefits in 1995. She receivea monthly benefita in the amount of
$637.00, with caah payments of $593.20 and Medicare benefits in
DOMESTIC RELATIONS BECTION DR. 26,697
the amount of $43.00. These benefits are her sole source of
income. As dependents o! petitioner, the two children receive a
combined total of $310.00 per month in SSD b~nefits. Neither
party is able to provide the children with medical coverage,
respondent pays any medical and dental bills out of pocket.
4. Petitioner pays monthly rent in the amount of $425
(which includos heating) and incurs approximately $200 per month
for personal expenses. She is on a budget plan for her electric
bill and also pays for gas, sewage, trash, water and telephone.
Petitioner's disability has impeded her from obtaining
employment, and she is behind in her bills.
5. Respondent has been self~employed as a regiatered
surveyor since he was permanently laid off from a consulting
engineering firm in Harrisburg three years ago. Respondent
claims to be earning at least 40% less than his salary last year
at this time, but there are no documents to substantiate this
drop in income. The Court therefore finds respondent's income to
be $1,606 which is reflected on his 1996 federal income tax form.
6. Since the parties have been living separate and apart,
respondent has been solely responsible for the $606.40 monthly
mortgage owed on the marital home as well as maintenance.
Respondent's other monthly expenses include $200 for the phone
($157 accounts for advertising in the phono book for his
surveying business), $50 for water, $75 for electric, $40 for
trash and sewage, and $10 for gas. Feeding the family costs an
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additional $100.00 per week. He pays oounsel fees when able.
7. After respondent lost his position with the engineering
firm, he put his house up for sale. He oashed out his pension in
order to pay baok mortgage payments and other overdue bills. The
house is now under oontraot far sale with olosing expected to
ocour at the end of September.
DISCUSSION
Four i.sues have been presented by this case. Petitioner
maintains that the oRO offioer incorreotly caloulated the award
of APL, first by disallowing her $318 in oredit toward ohild
support and aeoondly, by giving reopondent a housing allowanoe.
Petitioner further contends that the offioer laoked the authority
to deviate from the guidelinea and reduce her award of APL to
zero. Respondent's position is that petitioner is not entitled
to an award of APL.
We firat will address respondent's argument regarding
petitioner'S right to reoeive APL. The Superior Court has
recently summarized the purpose of awarding alimony pendsnte lite
in Litmans v. Litmans, 449 Pa.Super. 209, 673 A.2d 382 (1996)1
'An award of alimony pendente lite is designed to
enable the dependent spouse to prosecute or to defend a
divorce aotion.' Demasi v. Demasi, 366 Pa.Super. 19, 38,
530 A.2d B71, BBO (19B7), appeal denied, 517 Pa, 631, 539
A.2d 811 (1988).' 'It is also designed to help the
dependent spouse maintain the atandard of living enjoyed
while living with the independent spouse.' rd. at 38, 530
414,
1380
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597 A.2d 101 (1991), appeal denied 535 Pa, 619, 629 A.2d
(1993).
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OR. 26,697
A.2d at BBO. In ruling on a olaim for alimony pendente
lite, the oourt should oonsider the following faotors, the
ability of the other party to pay, the separate estate and
inoome of the petitioning party, and the oharaoter,
situation, and surroundings of the parties. Orr v. Orr, 315
Pa.Super. 16B, 461 A.2d 1150 (19B31.
Lltmans, 449 Pa.Super. at 224, 673 A.2d at 31l9. Respondent
olaims that petitioner voluntarily inourred her present debts by
moving from the marital home where she had no obligation to pay
for the mortgage, maintenanoe of the home or the utilities.
However, Pennsylvania oourts have not required a spouse to remain
in the marital home, espeoially under the ciroumstanoe6 of a
pending divorce. In view of the aforementioned factors set forth
in Lltmans, this Court believes that petitioner is entitled to an
award of APL.
Regarding the amount of APL that petitioner should reoeive,
Rule 1910.16-1 of the Pennsylvania Rules of civil Procedure
provides as follows,
a. The amount of ... alimony pendente lite to be
awarded pursuant to the procedures under Rules 1910.11
and 1910.12 shall be determined in accordance with the
support guidelines.
Pa, R.C.P. No. 1910.16-1. Rule 1910.16-5(j), applicable to the
present case, sets forth the following prooedure for determining
support I (11 Determine the spousal support obligation of the
custodial parent to tile non-custodial. parent based upon their net
incomes from the grid for the spouse only, (21 Recompute the net
income of the parties subtracting the payment of spousal support
from the custodial parent's net income and add that amount to the
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non-custodial parent's net income, (3) Determine the ohild
support obligation of the non-custodial parent baaed upon the
reoomputed net incomes in step 2 from the grid for two ohildren,
and (4) Determine the recomputed support obligation of the
custodial parent to the non-custodial parent by subtracting the
non-custodial parent's child support obligation from step (3)
from the original support obligation determined in step (1).
The first of petitioner's issues arises from the support
officer's determination of respondent's income. She found his
income to be $1606 per month but then gave him a 28% housing
allowance in view of this Court's deuision in Bear v. Bear, 52
Support 1990, in which the wife was given a 25\ housing
allowance. As petitioner has argued, the facts of that case are
entirely inapposite to those of the inetant case. In Bear, the
wife's earning capacity was assessed at $712.08 per month yet she
was responsible for the monthly mortgage of the marital home in
the amcunt of $1,404 per month. Additionally, the husband had
been earning an annual salary of $150,000 and after voluntarily
leaving hiB el1lployment was earning $80,000.
While we understand the support officer's compassion for the
circumstances of respondent, we do not believe that providing him
with a housing allowance is appropriate. As noted in the facts,
the records reflects respondent's income to be $1606 a month.
After applying the formula in the guidelines, the Court can
deviate from the amount of APL upon discussing the faotors Bet
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forth in Rule 1010 .16~4. See MoCarty v. Smith, 440 Pa.Super.
280, 285, 655 A.2d 563, 565 (1995) (deviation must be made after
the guideline amount ia determined).
Following the prooedure set forth above, the first two steps
in the support oaloulation provide for APL in the amount of $4001
(l)
$1,606
S 593
respondent's income
petitioner's inoome
$ 400 monthly APL under the guidelines
( 2 )
$1,606
~S 400
$1,206
respondent's monthly income
petitioner's APL
r.espondent's income minus APL
$ 593 petitioner's inoome
S 400 petitioner'S APL
$ 993 petitioner's inoome inoluding APL
It is in step (31 that petitioner'B next issue arises. After
oomputing the parties' incomes, the support officer used the grid
to determine petitioner's child support obligation. She then
subtraoted this obligation from the APL, aB the guidelines
direot.
$ 315'
~ ill
$ 34
APL
child support owed
APL
The officer deviated from the $34 to zero and denied APL.
Petitioner argues that ahe should have been given $318 in credit
to offset the child support obligation which would make the
amount owed in support zero. Therefore, petitioner would be
, The DRO officer found $1381 as respondent's income after
the allowance of a housing allowance, thus, the figure for APL is
lower.
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entitled to the entire amount of APL.
The Pennsylvania Superior Court held in Children and Youth
Servioes of Allegheny County v. Chorgo, 341 Pa.Super. 512, 491
A.2d 1374 (1985) that oredit should be given for sooial security
payments made directly to the child when the obligor's employment
oooasioned the benefits. However, Chorgo WIlS later oonstrued as
setting forth A rebuttable presumption that oredit is
appropriate, if a party opposing credit persuades the court
otherwise, the oourt must artioulate the reaeons for its findings
on the reoord. Preston v. Preston, 435 Pa.Super. 459, 646 A.2d
1186 (1994).
In the present case, respondent filed for support of the two
ohildren and WAS denied by the Honorable Kevin A. Hess for the
reAson that the children were receiving money from SSD benefits
in excess of the recommended guideline amount. Thus, Judge Hees'
deoision followed the presumption that petitioner should receive
oredit for the payments, otherwise, petitioner would have owed
child support. Moreover, respondent did not attempt to rebut the
presumption either by appealing th~ support decision or pursuing
the issue in the present action.
Aocordingly, we will use zero as the amount of child support
owed by petitioner, and the award of APL is therefore oomputed at
$400 per month.
$
400 APL to petitioner
o child support
400 APL
-
$
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However, as alluded to previously, this Court has the power to
deviate from the APL amount determined by the guidelines upon
oonsideration of these faotorsl (11 unusual needs and unusual
fixed obligations, (2) other support obligations of the parties,
(3) other inoome in the household, (41 ages of the children, (51
ass~ts of the parties, (61 medioal expenses not covered by
insuranoe, (71 standard of living of the partios and their
ohildren, and (81 other relevant Ilnd appropriate factors,
inoluding the best interests of the ohild or ohildren. Pa.R.C.P.
No. 1910.16-4(bl.
After taking into oonsideration the faot that the children
are not oovered by medioal insurance, ~hat respondent oashed in
his pension to pay expenseB after a reduction in salary, the
pending divorce, and the best intorests of the ohildren, this
Court believes that APL should be rsduced to $150.00 per month.
Although the sale of the home will provide funds, if and when
finalized, respondent still has to provide housing for himself
and the two ohildren. Additionally, the home is marital property
and subject to equitable distribution.
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PAesns M'IlI""r NUllIbtrl 87'70000)&
4. If therc are in your cmploymcnt onc or more addltlonal employees whosc inconu15 are
subject to the Order of the Court of Common Pleas of CUMBBRLAND County
for attachmcnt of support, you may combine the allachmcnt paymcnts into a single
paymcntto the Domestic IMations Scction and scparatcly identify thc portion allributable
to cach obligor,
5, You must notify thc Domestic Rclations Section whcnthe defendant obligor tcmlinates
employment and provldc thc Scction with the employec's last known addrcss wld thc nwue
wld address of thc new cmployer. if known,
6. The maximum wnount of thc attachmclll shall not excced 50 % of the cmployee's
netlncomc which is within thc limits set In thc Consumcr Credit Protection Act, 15
U.S,C. ~1673.
7. The tcnn "Incomc" as dcl1ncd by law includes compcnsation for scrviccs, Including. bllt
not limited to, wages, salaries. fees, compensation in kind. commissions and similar
itcms; income derived from busincss; gains derived from dealings in property; intcrcst;
rents; royalties, dividends, wlllulties; income from Iifc insurance and endowment
cOlllracts; all fonns of rctircment; pensions; income from discharge of indebtcdness;
distributlvc sharc of partncrship gross income; incomc in rcspcct of a deccdent; income
from an intcrest in Wl estate or trust; military retirement benel1ts; railroad employment
retiremelll bencl1ts. social security bcncl1ts; temporary and pemlancnt disability benefits;
workcr's compensation and unemploymcnt compensation,
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