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Chester Cnty. C.P. Rule 1915.11.A(b)(2)(ii) Form
Chester County local rules: Rule 1915.11.A(b)(2)(ii) Form
Form 14 See CCRCP 1915.11.A(b)(2)(ii)(a): form req’d by CCRCP 1915.11.A.(b)(2)
Plaintiff
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
: CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
vs: NO.
: ACTION-LAW
Defendant: IN CUSTODY
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
WHEREAS, a Custody Conciliation Conference in this matter has been scheduled for the
_________ day of __________________, 20 ___ at ___________ ____m. before a Chester County
Custody Conciliator in the Custody Conciliation Room at the Justice Center, 201 West Market Street,
5th floor, West Chester, Pennsylvania, and,
WHEREAS, ________________________________, who is a party to these proceedings has
requested the presence at the Conciliation Conference of the children named below who are the subject of
these proceedings and are ten (10) years of age or older,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the following minor children shall attend the aforesaid
Conciliation Conference:
Name ___________________________ Date of Birth ____________________
Name ___________________________ Date of Birth ____________________
Name ___________________________ Date of Birth ____________________
BY THE COURT:
Date: _______________ _____________________________________
J.
See CCRCP 1915.11.A(b)(2)(ii)(a): form req’d by CCRCP 1915.11.A.(b)(2)
1. Has the child or children been interviewed by a conciliator or Judge? If yes, please provide all
of the dates.
2. Have the parties/children participated in any court ordered evaluations or therapy within the
last six months. If yes, when was it ordered? Will a report from the therapist/evaluator be provided at
the conciliation conference?
3. Please provide a statement as to why the child’s appearance is necessary. If the request is for
more than one child to appear, please highlight why each child is necessary.
Provenance
- Source
- www.chesco.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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