The role of third parties in custody disputes came before the Superior Court earlier this summer in a case that pitted a paternal grandmother and step-grandfather against a boy’s natural mother after his father died.
In Jordan v. Jackson, PICS Case No. 05-0857 (Pa. Super. June 2, 2005) Tamilia, S.J. (22 pages), the grandparents of W.H. Jr. had secured an order of custody against the mother, who was never married to W.H.’s deceased father and had six children from three different fathers. The mother also had an extensive criminal history.
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