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Butler Cnty. C.P. L1915.5 Jurisdiction Venue Standing and Relocation Issues

Butler County local rules: L1915.5 Jurisdiction Venue Standing and Relocation Issues

activein force · 2026-09-30 – presentact-effective-date

L1915.5 Jurisdiction, Venue, Standing, and Relocation Issues.

(a) The court may direct that issues pertaining to jurisdiction, venue, standing, and

relocation be referred to custody conciliation.

(b) Alternatively, the court may schedule a hearing before the court for disposition of the

jurisdictional, venue, standing or relocation issue, or the court may take such other action as

may be prescribed by statute, compact or treaty.

Comment: The court will always dispose of interstate or international jurisdictional issues,

outside the conciliation process. In such cases the court may defer to a foreign court the right

to conduct a fact-finding hearing related to the jurisdictional issue.

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www.butlercountypa.gov
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2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
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