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Telephone Directory of Domestic Relations Division TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FOR DOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVISION Honorable Kevin M. Dougherty, Administrative Judge, Family Division Honorable Margaret T. Murphy, Supervising Judge, Domestic Relations Division Mary Lou Baker, Deputy Court Administrator, Domestic Relations Division ADMINISTRATION 1 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 2 BENCH WARRANT UNIT 3 CASE CLOSURE UNIT 4 CLERK OF THE COURT 5 COURT SUPPORT UNIT 6 COURTROOMS 7 CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER 8-9-10 DATA MANAGEMENT & SCHEDULING UNIT 11 DISTRICT ATTORNEYS 12 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE UNIT 13 FINANCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT 14-15-16 (ACCOUNTING UNIT – UDC UNIT – CHARGE UNIT – EDC UNIT) FINANCIAL SERVICES –TACTICAL ENF –WAGE ATTACHMENT 17 GENETIC TESTING 18 HOME INVESTIGATORS 23 INTAKE UNIT 19 INTERSTATE – INTER-COUNTY UNIT 20 INTERPRETERS 12 MAILROOM 21 MASTERS - CUSTODY 22-23 MASTERS - DIVORCE 23 MASTERS - SUPPORT 24 NETWORKING FOR JOBS 25 NURSERY 26 PARENT LOCATE SERVICE 27 QUALITY ASSURANCE TEAM 28 RECORD ROOM 29 SECURITY & SHERIFF=S DEPARTMENT 30 SIX-FORTY-THREE LAB 31 SUPPORT COMPLIANCE UNIT 32 SUPPORT ESTABLISHMENT UNIT (Supervisors/Conference Officers) 33-34 SUPPORT ESTABLISHMENT UNIT (Clerical Staff) 35 TACTICAL ENFORCEMENT (see Financial Page 17) TRAINING UNIT 36 TRIAL COMMISSIONER 37 WAGE ATTACHMENT UNIT 32 WRIT SERVERS UNIT (Special Projects) 38 TRAINING RESOURCE CENTER Rm 102 686-9188 Telephone Directory DR Rev 1-9-08 ADMINISTRATION OFFICE Fax Number 686-8858 Room Extension Honorable Kevin M. Dougherty (1801 Vine Street) 314 686-7970 Administrative Judge, Family Division (34 S. 11th Street) 304 686-7085 Honorable Margaret T. Murphy 209 686-7326 Supervising Judge, Domestic Relations Division Mary Lou Baker, Deputy Court Administrator 304 9306-9307 Domestic Relations Division Roy C. Chambers, III, Director 304 8355-9385 Building and Field Operations Joseph C. Kamnik, Jr., Director 400 8950 Statistical Management and Finance Joseph McGill, Esquire, Director 304 9203 Case Management and Personnel Policies Consultant Clayton Carter, Manager 304 7054 Security and Facility Operations Edward Lehmann, Manager 304J 9309 Data Management and Scheduling William McMonagle, Special Liaison Officer 206 9148 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT STAFF Fax 686-7577 AnnaMae Shipley, Office Manager/Secretary 9306-9307 to Mary Lou Baker, DCA Phyllis Guercio, Personnel Specialist 9309 MaryEllen Ehringer Secretary to Roy C. Chambers, III 8355 Colleen McCarthy Secretary to Joseph McGill, Esquire 8399 Carol DiEgidio Receptionist 9378 -1- ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES UNIT Fax Number - 686-8354 Room Extension Clayton Carter, Manager 304 7054 Security and Facilities Operations Supervisor, Administrative Services B-13 8358-8359 Mail Room Barbara Alves B-13 8358-8359 Thomas Hanna John Nader Trades Helper/Supply Needs Jeffrey Andricola Jason Gabel Duane Hand B-13 8358-8359 Reggie Harris James Quartarone Petition Security Ellen Kline B-13 8358-8359 Mildred Saulsby-Brawley Folder Inserter/Shredder Needs Roseanna Cross -2- BENCH WARRANT UNIT Fax Number – 686-7580 Room Extension Shawn Hagerty, Manager B-16 8324 Bench Warrant and Writ Service Team Leader Susan Kreczkevich B-15 2926 Clerical Staff Rosa Brooks B-15 2926-2927-2928 Ronald Deik Vincent Mancini Donna Millner Christina Quartullo Darryl Turnipseed Cheryl Ann Winkelman TIP LINE B-16 2977 -3- CASE CLOSURE UNIT Room Extension Kathy Grasela , Manager 401A 9179 Improved Case Management Irene Yocum , Supervisor 267-269 4262 Improved Case Management Clerical Staff Carmel Angelo 269 4263--4016 Deborah Bintz 269 Veronica Booker 269 Kathleen Bozzutto 269 4263--4016 Monica Brown 269 Arlene Bubb 267-269 4263--4016 Diane Cowdery 269 Jamie Curro 269 Rajon Davis 269 Barbara Hill 267-269 4263--4016 Denise Lagocki 269 Melody Licolli 269 Naomi Moment 269 -4- CLERK OF THE COURT 1133 Chestnut Street 1st Floor Fax Number 686-9308 Room Extension Mark Alleva, Manager 1st Flr 8305-8306 Clerk of the Court 3805-06-07-08 Clerical Staff Celeste Barnabei 3805-06-07-08 Phyllis Banks Gaybrella Bullard Trina Davis Denise Dennison Elsie Dove Douglas Jamieson Jacqueline Mansfield Theresa Pierantozzi Maria Luisa Russo Richard Sileo Cashier Colleen Palmer 8356-8357 -5- COURT SUPPORT 1133 Chestnut Street - 2nd floor Fax Number 686-4174 Room Extension Ernestine Span, Supervisor 274 4153 Court Support Team Leader Terry Sicura Court Clerks Denise Beaver 274 9169 – 9171- 7265 Linette Bey Linda Boice Debra Dubeck Cathy Duncan Rita Lees Barbara Mattia Rich Mattia Bonnie Reily Deborah Vendetti Lucille Walker Dawn Wilkerson Court Clerks located in Courtroom ”A” (Trial Commissioner) (basement) Linda Candoi Courtroom “A” 686-2930 Zakia Hunter Courtroom “A” 686-2930 Clerical Staff Wanda Boyd 274 9169 – 9171 - 7265 Theresa Burton Richard Cintrone Deborah Jones Joseph Nowacky -6- COURTROOMS COURTROOM 1 686-9129 Hon Margaret T. Murphy Fax 686-9158 Chambers Room 209 686-7326 Supervising Judge, DRD Sandra Misko, Secretary COURTROOM 2 686-9130 Hon Holly Ford Fax 686-9545 Chambers Room 203 686-4030 Suzanne Martorano, Secretary COURTROOM 3 686-9131 Hon Ida K. Chen Fax 686-9302 Chambers Suite 403 686-2545 Joanne Tyczka, Secretary COURTROOM 4 686-9133 Hon Tama Myers Clark Chambers-City Hall Rm 313 686-7320 Kim Simkins, Secretary COURTROOM 5 686-9135 Hon Elizabeth Jackson Fax 686-9298 Chambers Suite 407 686-7518 Edna Money, Secretary COURTROOM 6 686-9137 Hon Leonard Ivanoski Fax 686-9302 Chambers Suite 408 686-2610- Sandra Misko, Secretary 11 COURTROOM 7 686-9139 Hon Joel S. Johnson Fax 686-9302 Chambers Suite 402 686-7918 Etrusia Gibbs, Secretary COURTROOM 8 686-9141 Hon Nina Wright Padilla Fax 686-9298 Chambers Suite 406 686-7568 Lanail Brown, Secretary COURTROOM 9 686-9143 Hon Edward Summers Fax 686-9160 Chambers Room 220 686-8318 George Trotter, Secretary COURTROOM 10 686-9144 Hon Barbara A. Joseph Fax 686-9172 Chambers Room 225 686-7924 Secretary COURTROOM 11 686-9175 Hon Lisette Shirdan-Harris Fax 686-9302 Chambers Suite 405 686-7330 Nina Moore, Secretary COURTROOM 12 686-9123 Hon Doris Pechkurow Fax 686-9302 Chambers Suite 401 686-2650 Joanne Nutter, Secretary Chambers Room 203 686-7346 Hon. Robert Matthews Fax 686-9302 Suite 404 -7- CUSTOMER SERVICE AND CALL CENTER 34 South 11th Street Fax Number 686-9162 Room Extension Joseph McHugh, Manager 103 A 9102 Customer Service And Call Center Melissa Anderson 103 9103 Secretary Rosemarie Angelucci 104A 7753 Clerical Supervisor Adrienne Zarello-Malandra B-23 9184 Fax 6-8363 Supervisor Customer Service Call Center Team Leader Theresa Knight 104B 9186 Robert Murray 104 4316-9300 Administrative Support -8- CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER Fax Number 686-9191 Room Extension Joseph McHugh, Manager 103A 9102 Customer Service And Call Center Melissa Anderson 103A 9103 Secretary Rosemarie Angelucci 104 A 7753 Supervisor, Customer Service Team Leader Theresa Knight 104B 9186 Information Desk Lobby Jerry Golden 7752 Nancy Lau 7752 Attorney’s Booth 9163-9189 Clerical Staff 104 8962-8964 Katherine Arias Gayle Anderson Penny Andrews Gardenia Bradley Patricia Crescenzo Marie Cruz Elia Dixon Jamal Gustave Robert Murray Donna Orange Diane Parker Financial Unit Janet Antonyk 9189 Catherine Toner 9189 -9- CUSTOMER SERVICE CALL CENTER Public phone calls to the Call Center main telephone number 686-4007 are immediately received by the Auto-Attendant schematic which provides general information. When prompted by the caller, the Auto-Attendant refers callers requiring personal attention to the first available Telephone Operator. Clients requesting payment information can also call the Automated Philadelphia Support Line at 686-7466 twenty-four hours a day. Fax Number 686-8363 Room Extension Joseph McHugh, Manager 103A 9102 Call Center Adrienne Zarello-Malandra B 23 9184 Supervisor, Call Center Team Leader B 23 9184 Rosemarie Bianco Telephone Operators Jennifer Bova 9192 Juanita Dunn 8963 Sandra Hutt 9193 Sandra Facenda 4019 Michael Mascuilli 9197 Janean Pinckney 9192 9196 -10- DATA MANAGEMENT AND SCHEDULING UNIT Fax Number 686-2939 Room Extension Edward Lehmann, Manager 304 9309 Data Management and Scheduling Robert Dacri, Supervisor 262 2936 Data Management Secretary (vacant) 262 4038 Clerical Staff Patricia Brown 262 2937-38 4020-22 Carol Ann Parker 262 2937-38 4020-22 Stacy Pasquarello 262 2937-38 4020-22 Monique Severio 262 2937-38 4020-22 -11- DISTRICT ATTORNEY=S OFFICE 46 South 11th Street - Suite 300 Fax Number 686-1968 Room Extension Maria McLaughlin, Esquire Suite 300 1970 Chief, Assistant District Attorney Carla Beggin, Esquire, ADA 1975 Teresa Brunson, Esquire, ADA 1976 Joan Esmonde, Esquire, ADA 1979 Harry Frank, Esquire, ADA 1966 Mary Hawkins, Esquire, ADA 1977 Lois Koscinski, Esquire, ADA 1986 Judith Morgan, Esquire, ADA 1972 Patricia Aleksinas 1980 Rose Jackson 1984 Samantha Bianculli, Paralegal 1985 Paula Musi, Paralegal 1987 Clerical Staff Helen Monroe 1967 Carol Penn 1983 Rippy-Long Salonie 1983 -12- DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Domestic Violence Information Line 686-3511 - 24 Hour Information Fax Number 686-7931 Room Extension Margaret Sweeney, Supervisor 242 3515 Domestic Violence Case Interviewers Eddie Hodrick 242-P 3522 Heidi Holloway-Johnson 242-H 3516 Marie Lalli 242-J 3524 MaryAnn Soriano 242-K 3517 Joanne Hamilton 242-M 3523 242-N 3518 Clerical Staff Theresa Brocco 242 3512 Robert Fest 242 3512 Mary Gleason 242-E 3517 Elisa Gonzales 242 3512 Geneva Mack 242 3512 Jennifer Schilling 242-C 3512 Darlene Spruill 242-Q 3519 Spanish Interpreter 686-3513 242D -13- FINANCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT 46 South 11th Street Fax Number 686-8953 Room Extension Joseph C. Kamnik, Jr., Director 400 8950 Statistical Management
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