Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 10/6/1986

Campbell v. Campbell

Citations

516 A.2d 363
357 Pa. Super. 483

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holding that a pre-divorce order of equitable distribution is not a final order
stating “although Orders of property distribution are not appealable until entry of a final divorce Decree, case law holds that an award of equitable distribution is appealable where a divorce Decree is entered while an appeal is pending.”
decree distributing marital property which was entered and appealed before divorce decree and which was followed by entry of divorce decree during appeal was final
held that a decree of equitable distribution entered and appealed before a divorce decree, followed by the entry of a divorce decree during the appeal was final and appealable
the entry of a divorce decree is a prerequisite to an order for alimony or equitable distribution of property, citing Dech v. Dech, 342 Pa.Super. 17, 492 A.2d 41 (1985)

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Judges: Cirillo, Brosky, Rowley, Wieand, Montemuro, Beck, Tamilia, Popovich, Johnson

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