Sikes & Sons Tiles, Inc. v. Daugherty

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• finding that arm pain lasting several days after altercation, which was not the first instance of abuse, justified entry of PFA
• concluding an issue involving a PFA order met an exception to the mootness doctrine
• petitioner’s testimony is sufficient to prove abuse under PFAA if it is believed by trial court
• if there is evidence to support the trial court’s factual findings, superior court must accept them
• en banc does not seek to determine criminal culpability. A Petitioner is not required to establish abuse occurred beyond a reasonable doubt, but only to establish Snyder v. Snyder, 629 A.2d 977, 982 (Pa.Super. 1993

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