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· 4/24/1991

Johnson v. Diesinger

Citations

  • 589 A.2d 1160
  • 404 Pa. Super. 41
  • 1991 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1002

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  • explaining how rivalry between parents and grandparents for child’s affection qan be devastating; when animosity exists, appropriate inquiry is not where to place blame, but how does animosity affect best interests of children
  • explaining how rivalry between parents and grandparents for child’s affection qan be devastating; when animosity exists, appropriate inquiry is not where to place blame, but how does animosity affect best interests of children
  • explaining how rivalry between parents and grandparents for child’s affection can be devastating; when animosity exists, appropriate inquiry is not where to place blame, but how does animosity affect best interests of children
  • explaining how rivalry between parents and grandparents for child’s affection can be devastating; when animosity exists, appropriate inquiry is not where to place blame, but how does animosity affect best interests of children

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Judges: Cavanaugh, Olszewski and Ford Elliott

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