Summary
holding order directing QDRO did not affect either party's substantive rights but was simply procedural mechanism to effectuate pension entitlement as agreed to by parties
Summary of this case from Conway v. ConwayOpinion
1997
holding order directing QDRO did not affect either party's substantive rights but was simply procedural mechanism to effectuate pension entitlement as agreed to by parties
Summary of this case from Conway v. Conway1997
holding order directing QDRO did not affect either party's substantive rights but was simply procedural mechanism to effectuate pension entitlement as agreed to by parties
Summary of this case from Conway v. ConwayFull title:PETITIONS FOR ALLOWANCE OF APPEAL
Court:Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Date published: Jan 1, 1997
In order to meet her burden of proof, Appellant was required to provide expert testimony to establish, to a…
Wolloch v. AikenEaddy, supra at 642 (internal citations omitted). See also Gregorio v. Zeluck, 678 A.2d 810 (Pa.Super. 1996),…