Jacqueline G. Furlong v. Kevin Keane Furlong

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• holding that the statute requires making these findings by clear and convincing evidence before taxing costs on appeal against the petitioner for an order of protection
• concluding that “the amended order of protection is so lacking in clarity as to warrant our holding that Husband could not be held to have intentionally violated it”
• stating that the four-element analysis outlined in Konvalinka applies to criminal and civil contempt actions
• stating that the four-element analysis outlined in Konvalinka applies to criminal and civil contempt actions
• stating that the four- element analysis outlined in Konvalinka applies to criminal and civil contempt actions
• stating that the four-element analysis outlined in Konvalinka applies to criminal and civil contempt actions

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