Supreme Court of Pennsylvania· 12/3/1990
Gruber v. Gruber
Citations
- 583 A.2d 434
- 400 Pa. Super. 174
- 1990 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3360
How courts have described this case
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- formulating “the standard to be applied by a trial court in determining under what circumstances a parent who has primary physical custody may relocate outside the jurisdiction of the court”
- custodial parent has initial burden of showing that move is likely to significantly improve quality of life for that parent and children
- custodial parent has initial burden of showing that move is likely to significantly improve quality of life for that parent and children
- “In considering the prospective advantages to the move, a court shall not limit itself solely to enhanced economic opportunities for the custodial parent.”
- “Unless more direction is provided, the trial court is left without adequate guidance and of necessity may decide these cases on impressionistic and intuitive grounds.”
- “In considering the prospective advantages to the move, a court shall not limit itself solely to enhanced economic opportunities for the custodial parent but must also assess other possible benefits of the relocation.”
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Judges: Olszewski, Beck, Hoffman
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