Dong Yuan Chen v. Saidi

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• stating that an appeal from two separate orders was not fatal where the trial court addressed the issues pertaining to both orders
• stating that an appeal from two separate orders was not fatal where the trial court addressed the issues pertaining to both orders
• providing that when a party appeals from separate orders entered at the same docket number, the party must file a notice of appeal from each order
• noting one notice of appeal from separate orders is not fatal where trial court opinion addresses issues pertaining to all orders
• noting one notice of appeal from separate orders is not fatal where trial court opinion addresses issues pertaining to all orders
• indicating Pa.R.A.P. 1925 governing statements of matters complained of on appeal sets out simple bright-line rule, which obligates the 4 Assuming, arguendo, Husband served a copy of a Rule 1925(b

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