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TONY I. KOUKOUNAS,
Plaintiff
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
v.
NO. qLo- >34 CIVIL TERM
PROTECTION FROM ABUSE
JACKLIN O. KOUKOUNAS,
Defendant
PETITION FOR PROTECTION ORDER
RELIEF UNDER THE PROTECTION FROM ABUSE
ACT. 23 P.S. 6101 et seq.
A. ABUSE
1. The plelntlff, Tony I. Koukounu, Is an edult Individual residing
at 6312 Oxford Circle '6, Mechenlcsburg. Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
17066.
2. The delendant, Jacklin O. Koukounas, Is en edult Individual
rasldlng at 4618 Linden Ave.. Mechanlcsburg, Cumber lend County,
Pennsylvania, 17056,
3. The delendant II the former wife of the plaintiff and the
mother of the partlu' child,
4, Since approximately AugUlt of 1991. when the defendant
blcame pregnant, Ihe Indlceted thet Ihe did not want to heve the baby
and wented to have an abortion. After being threatened with divorce
by the plelntlff, at which time the defendentl temporery relidence
Itatul would have been revoked and Ihe would have been lent back to
RUllla, Ihe decided to keep the baby.
6. During the courle of the partlel marriage until the plaintiff
fl I led for divorce on Mey of 1994. the defendantl actlonl Indicated
thaI Ihe did not care to be a wife or a mother to the partlel Ion that
.a. born on April 20, 1992. Her actlonl Indlclted pure eelfllhnell
for 'u c C I II and ma t e r I I I II tic a quill t Ion I, with hi r h u I ban d be I n g I he
mean, to her goall and at the ..me time an obltecle al WII her child.
The d.fendant h.1 admitted prevloully and It II ello on court record
No 96-6346 that Ih. married the plelntlff only to Itey In the U.S.A.
6. On May of 1994, the delendent willingly geve cUltody of
thl pertlu child to the plaintiff, requutlng only e total of
fourteen hours to have vllltatlon rlghta, at daYI end hours thel
lulted the delendant al the time.
7. Our I ng the time of the per tiel leparetl on, Ihe defendanl
again became pregnant by the plaintiff, on or about September of 1994.
Upon realizing thll, the defend,nt proceed.d to heve en abortion
de.plt. the pl61ntlffl pleal to keep the baby and to try to work
Ihlngl oul. On the ..me day that the def.ndant went to the clinic to
plrform Ihe abortion, the plelntlff vlllted the court to finalize
Ihe pertl'l dlvorc..
8. Aft.r the divorce the defendant refuled to move out of
the apartment. or to ke.p It by herlelf, Blnce the leaee had IUlt
been renewed In both nem... In hop.. of reconciliation end Ilnce
the plelntlff Itlll loved the defendent, the plaintiff agreed to
thele living arrangementl.
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9. From the time of the par lies separat Ion on Mayo' 1994
the delendant contributed untl I November 01 1994 Ihe emounl of
1400.00 per month towards the household expenses (rent, ut II I ties,
clr Insurancal not Including child care e~pen~es or lor food.
10. On November of 1994 the defendent loened the plelntlff
the sum 0114,000.00 to be used In the plaintiffs business, at
which time she asked the plaintiff to deduct 1400.00 per month from
the loan lor her share 01 the household expenses.
11. On May 01 1996 the plalntlll was lorced to file In to
blnkruptcy under chapter 7, for his business and also personally.
Includad In the plaintiffs bankruptcy the defendent was listed as
onl of the cred I tor s.
12. The delendant never accepted the loss and constantly
contlnuad to harass the plaintiff lor her money, some of which the
p I a I n t III was a b let 0 r e pay and a t I he same tI me h a v I n g t 0 as k
the defendant ageln for e loen. On September 01 1996 the plaintiff
continued to owe the delendant epproxlmately 14,000.00,
13, On August 30, 1996 the defendant purchased a townhouse
where she presently reeldes.
14. On or about September 13, 1996 the plaintiff asked the
dllandant to move Irom their Joint epartment, since Ihe had alre.dy
purchaaed the house and elnce her behavior bothered the plalntl".
The defendant at the time was return I ng to the I r jol n t realdenc.
In the early morning houra alter being with her male companlona.
16. On Octomber 8, 1996 the delendant II I led lor a protection
Irom abuae order agalnat the plalntlfl and was parllal Iy granted
the ord.r liter a court hearing on Octomber 18, 1996 lor alx
montha, No 96-6346.
18. During the period 01 Octomber 18, 1996 untl I Dlcember
20. 1996. delplt. the existing order the parties were In contact
due to the fact that the defendente mother waa visiting Irom RUllla
Ind wanted to apend time with the parties son end also to work
out child aupport problema,
17. On or about November 21,1996 the plalnllll canceled
hla requ.at lor chi Id support alter the delendent agreed to give up
her visitation rlghta In exchange end to cancel the existing
PFA order agalnat the plalntl".
lB. During the period 01 September 13, 1996 until December
20, 1996 on many occasions the plaintiff ergued with the defendant
because 01 her neg II gence. On m.ny occas Ions the par ties aon
wo u I d bar e t urn e d tot he pie Inti ff a It e r v I s I tI n g with the
dllendant, alck. unproperly fed and on one occasion physlcelly
abuled by e dog that resulted In the child being scratched, scared
and black and blue just hall an Inch under hla lelt eye, and hla
upper lip cut and Iwollen. On another occeslon the child was coached
by the delendant to lie to hla father about the presence of the
defendanta male companion at her house during the childs visit.
19. On December 14, 1996 the plalntlfl reI used to give the
child to the defendant. On the morning of December 14, the plaintiff
called the def.ndant end asked her when she picked up the child from
the babysitter, not to drive around or to the malls that she
normally did lor the purpose 01 shopping for hersell or shopllltlng
which she Is In the heblt of doing, because the roads were very
slippery alter the snowstorm. The defendant replied with
prolanlty and questioned the plaintiffs rights to order her whet
to do on her vllltatlon hOUri. The plaintiff Iware of the defendanll
driving abllltlea refu..d to give the child In order to avoid
endangering the lafety of the child. During her lunch break the
defendant arrived at the plalntlfll relldence Ind ltarted pounding
on the door, yelling end ullng profane language. The plaintiff
opened the door, arguld wi th her end stili refused to give to her
the child.
20, On December '8, '996 the defendant called the childs
godfather and dur Ing the courle of thel r conversation tho defendlnt
wllhed that Ihe hId Iborted tho plrtlol son when sho beceme
pregnent with him so that ohe would not be hevlng Iny problems.
2 1. On 0 I C emb er 20, , 996 t hIp ar tI e I me t , 2 : 30 pm a t the
office of the AAA In Clmp HIli et which time they both slgnod In
the pre..nce of I Notary Public the Stlpuletlon of the pertles
that was prepared by the plelntlffs old ettorney, which beclme
Court Order on Olcembar 27, '996 No 94-2'87. The plaintiff wee
given sole legal end physical cUltody of the parties child.
22. On December 28,1996 tho defendent arrived at the
blbYlltlere home at 4:30 pm and ,equealed to briefly visit with
thl child. It which time the babYII Iter agreed contrary to the
plalntlffl orders and wlshel.
23. On December 28, '996 the defendant In the morning called
the plaintiff at his relldence, ullng profane lenguage Ind
harrallng thl plaintiff for the purpole of vllltlng the child.
Imedl.t.lly following, thl plaintiff called thl lower Allen police
D.partm.nt and filled a complaint with officer Morgan.
24. At approximately 4:00 pm when the plalntlfl wal In hll
v.hlcle with the parties child getting ready to take the child to
the babYII Iter before going to work. the defendant arr Ived It the
parking lot of the plllntlfll realdence with her vlhlcll, got out
of her c.r andwal provoking the plelntlff to come out of the car.
again harrlllng the plaintiff and ullng profane languagl.
At t h I I t I me the de fen d ant I act Ion I emo t Ion a II y d I It u r bed the
plalntlll and the partlel child. The plaintiff Ignored the
defandant Ind proceeded to drive to the babysltterl home from where
Igaln hI cllled the lower Allen police Depertment end reported the
Incld.nt. After leaving his work early the plllntlff made a
formal complaint at 9:30 pm at the lower Allen police Department
In the C.pltal City Mall olllce.
26, The plaintiff believes end therefore averl that he and
tha partl" child II In Immediate and pre..nt danger of PhYllcal.
Plychologlcal and Emot lonal abu" from the defendant and thlt they
are Inn e e d 0 f pro t e c t Ion from I u chI bus e .
28. The plalntlll dellres thet the delandant, her relatives
and frlendl, be prohibited from hevlng eny direct or Indlrlct
contact with thl plaintiff and thl partlel child Including, but
not Ilml ted to, te lephonl and wr I tlen commun I cet lonl.
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27. The plllntlff desires that the defendant, her relatives
Ind friends, be enjoined from harassing and stalking the plaint Iff
and the parties child, end from haralSlng the plaintiffs r,'atlves,
and babYII tter.
28. The plaintiff desires that the defendant be enJolnld
from damaging or destroying property owned solely by the plaintiff.
29. Thl plaintiff desires that the defendant be restalned
from entering his place of employment.
B. Schedule I hear Ing In accordance with the provisions of
the "Protection from Abuse Act", and, efter such hearing, enter
an ordar to be In effect until time the parties child Is old
enough to care for his own well-being and to make his own
deslclons about visiting wi th his mother:
1, Ordering the defendant to refrain from abusing the
plaintiff and the parlles child or placing them In fear of ebuae.
2. Ordering the defendant to refrain from having any
direct or Indirect contact with the plaintiff and the parties son
Including, but not limited to, lelephone and written communications.
3. Ordering the defendant to refrain from harassing and
stalking the plaintiff and the partlee son end from harasslns his
relatlvls and blbysltter.
4. Prohibiting the defendant from entering the plaintiff's
placel of employment.
5. Prohibiting the defendant from damsglng or destroying
proparty owned solely by the plaintiff,
6. Ordering the defendant to stay eway from the plaintiff's
preslnt residence or any residence the plelntlff may In the future
establleh for himself,
The plaintiff further asks that certified copies of this
Pltltlon and Order be delivered 10 the Lower Allen Police Department
who has Jurisdiction to enforce this Order.
The plaintiff prays for such other relief as may be just
and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
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Tony I. Koukounas, Plaintiff
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TONV I, KOUKOUNAS,
Plaint III
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTV, PENNSVLVANIA
v.
NO . q Lt. - :, "-l
CIVIL TERM
JACKLIN O. ~OUKOUNAS,
Defendan t
PROTECTION FROM ABUSE
TEMPORARV PROTECTION ORDER
AND NOW, thl, dey of January, 1996 upon pre..ntatlon
and con,lderatlon of the within Petition, and upon finding that the
plaintiff, Tony I. Koukounal, now relldlng at 6312 Oxlord Circle 16,
M.chanlcsburg, Cumberland County, Penn'ylvanle, I' In Immediate
and pre..nt d.nger of abu,e I rom the defendant, Jack II n O. Koukouna"
t h. 10 I I ow I n g Temp 0 r a r y 0 r d er I' en t er e d .
The defendant, Jacklin O. Koukounas, now reeldlng at 4616
Llnd.n Av.nue, Mechanlcsburg, Cumberland County, Penneylvanla, I,
hereby .nJoln.d from phy,lcally abuelng the plalntltl, Tony I.
Koukounal, and the perlle', ,on Vanni, 1. Koukounae, or placing
th.m In fear 01 abuse.
Th. defendant Ie ordered to stay away Irom the plalntl"',
prelant r.,ldenc. and Irom any other re,ldence the plalntlfl may
In the lutur. 'Itabll,h lor hlm,ell and lor hi, son, Including
the r.,ldance 01 the child', baby,lller.
The d.fendant II ordered to reI rain from hav I ng any dl rect
or Indirect contact with the plaintiff end the partie', child
Including, but not limited to, tel.phon. and wrlllen communication.
Th. d.lendant II enjoined from hara"lng and ,talking the
plalntltl and the partie', child.
The d efe n d ant I' en 10 I n e d from en t er I n g t h" P I a I n tift' ,
plac., of .mploym,nt.
Th. d.fendant I' enjoined from damaging or de,troylng
any property owned by the plaintiff.
A v I ol.tlon 01 th I' Order may sub ject the defend,nt to:
I) ar"lt under 23 Pa.C.S. 6113. II) a private criminal complaint
und.r 23 Pa.C.S. 6113.1. III) a charge 01 Indirect criminal contempt
under 23 Pa.C.S. 61t4. punl,hable by Imprisonment up to ,Ix month,
and a fin. of '100.00-'1,000.001 and Iv) clvl I contempt under
23 Pa.C.S. 6114.1-
Thll Order ,halt remain In effect until modified or
t.rmlnated by the Court and cen be extended beyond It, original
.xpl rat Ion date I f the Cour t "nds that the defendant ha, comml tted
an act 01 abu,e or ha, engaged In e pettern or prectlce thet
Indlcat.. risk of harm to the plalntlfl or the pertle" child.
A hearing shall be held on this matter on the _ day of
J.nuary, 1996 at .m., In Courtroom No. _ , Cumberland
County Courthouee, Carll,le, Pennsylvanle.
TONY I, KOIJKOIINAS,
PlaIntiff
TN TilE COIJRT OF COMMON PLEIIS OF
CIJMFlFRLAND COUNTY, PENW;YLVANIII
CIVIi, ACTION - LAW
V.
JACKLIN O. KOUKOUNAS.
Defendol1t
96-0034 CIVIL TERM
IN RE; PROTECTION FROM ABUSE
ORDER OF ,C QURT
AND NOW. this 27nd day of January. 1996. on the
petition of Tony I. Koukounas versus JackUn O. Koukounas
seeking a protection from ahuse order. IT IS ORDERED;
1. A temporary order is entered this date prohibiting
Jacklin O. Koukounos from having ony contact. direct or
indirect. with Tony I. Koukounas except for the purposes of
exchanging temporary physical custody of their son. Yannis T.
Koukounas. under 0 separate order that will be entered this date
at 94-2187. and with respect to any emergency situation that may
arise with regard to that son.
2. If following a conciliation conference before a
conciliator on the current custodY cose plointif~ wishes to
pursue the entry of a permanent protection from abuse order. he
should notify this Court in writing and a hearing on the merits
will be scheduled at which
Tony I, Koukounas.
5312 Oxford Circle
Mechanicshurg. PA
Pro se
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17055
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Fly the CourY.
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For Defendant
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