Jacob v. Shultz-Jacob

OPINION BY

KELLY, J.:

¶ 1 These unconsolidated appeals lie from two orders, denying respectively Appellant’s complaint, lodged in York County, for sole legal and primary physical custody of the parties’1 four children, and her motion to join the biological father of two of the children in Dauphin County proceedings to resolve Appellee’s complaint for child support. We affirm in part and vacate and remand in part, and hold that, in *476the circumstances of this case, the doctrine of equitable estoppel governs the financial obligation of a sperm donor to support children in whose lives he is involved.