Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 9/22/2000

Thomas v. Thomas

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760 A.2d 397
2000 Pa. Super. 279
2000 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2601

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stating that “a spousal support order entered during the pendency of a divorce action is not appealable until all claims connected with the divorce action are resolved”
holding spousal support order entered during pendency of companion divorce action is interlocutory and not appealable until final disposition of divorce and all economic claims connected to divorce action
where record did not reveal either filing of divorce action or that support order was entered during pendency of companion divorce action, order is appealable
“[W]hen all economic matters involved in a divorce are resolved, any support order can be reviewed and corrected when the court finalizes the equitable division of the property.”

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Judges: Kelly, Melvin, Todd

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