The court refused to modify an existing custody arrangement to place half-siblings in the same household where the parties chose a separate arrangement and neither party established a good reason for disturbing that arrangement. Petition to modify denied.
May 25, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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McVaugh v. Gessler, PICS Case No. 09-0831 (C.P. Berks April 27, 2009) Lash, J. (15 pages).
The court refused to modify an existing custody arrangement to place half-siblings in the same household where the parties chose a separate arrangement and neither party established a good reason for disturbing that arrangement. Petition to modify denied.
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