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'Getting' It Done Through Social Media and Other Forms of Protest

By Mark Albert Momjian
August 02, 2015

From a review of the online docket entries, the divorce action in Montgomery County, PA, between Susan Szczepanski and her husband Julius Shaneson was hotly contested. As residents of the Main Line, living in the Western suburbs of Philadelphia, the parties battled in family court for more than four years. Julius filed for divorce in 2006, and shortly thereafter, the case intensified ' with claims made for an interim equitable distribution, alimony pendente lite , and exclusive possession of the former marital home. Like many hard-fought divorce actions, there were discovery-related disputes, an allegation of contempt, and a disagreement over the final date of separation. After more than 90 docket entries, the parties were finally divorced in 2010.

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