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Disclosure of addresses - 23 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 6112

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     § 6112.  Disclosure of addresses.
        During the course of a proceeding under this chapter, the
     court or hearing officer may consider whether the plaintiff or
     plaintiff's family is endangered by disclosure of the permanent
     or temporary address of the plaintiff or minor children. Neither
     in the pleadings nor during proceedings or hearings under this
     chapter shall the court or hearing officer require disclosure of
     the address of a domestic violence program. Where the court
     concludes that the defendant poses a threat of continued danger
     to the plaintiff and where the plaintiff requests that his or
     her address, telephone number and information about whereabouts
     not be disclosed, the court shall enter an order directing that
     law enforcement agencies, human service agencies and school
     districts (both in which a plaintiff's child in custody of the
     plaintiff is or has been enrolled) shall not disclose the
     presence of the plaintiff or the child in the jurisdiction or
     district or furnish any address, telephone number or any other
     demographic information about the plaintiff and child except by
     further order of the court.
     (Oct. 6, 1994, P.L.574, No.85, eff. 60 days)

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