Rule 1910.12(e) - Exceptions(1) Each exception to the hearing officer's report regarding child support, spousal support, and alimony pendente lite shall be specifically identified by the party filing the exception as either: (i) an exception asserting that the hearing officer made an erroneous finding of fact, or(ii) an exception asserting that the hearing officer made an error of law.(2) An exception asserting that the hearing officer made an erroneous finding of fact shall: (i) identify the erroneous finding;(ii) state specifically the finding which should have been made by the hearing officer;(iii) specify any document which supports, or any witness whose testimony supports, the finding which should have been made by the hearing officer;(iv) specify any document or testimony which supports the hearing officer's finding.(3) An exception asserting that the hearing officer made an error of law shall identify the statute, rule, regulation, or judicial decision not applied or improperly applied by the hearing officer.(4) All exceptions shall include a statement of the following: (i) The obligor's income available for support, as claimed by the party filing the exceptions, together with a statement of the record evidence of the obligor's income;(ii) The obligee's income available for support, as claimed by the party filing the exceptions, together with a statement of the record evidence of the obligor's income;(iii) The amount of support which should have been ordered.(5) Exceptions shall contain no discussion of the claims made.(6) Any party filing exceptions shall immediately submit to the court administrator a motion for argument on the exceptions.(7) Exceptions which are not in compliance with this rule or which are not briefed as ordered may be deemed to have been waived.Brad. Cnty. Pa. 1910.12(e)
Adopted 11/18/1996, Effective 4/8/1997.