A permanent injunction issued by the Orphans’ Court was not outside of the scope requested, and was not impermissibly vague, overbroad, or imprecise, when a charitable organization formed by a fraternal organization petitioned for a declaration that it was “separate and distinct” from the fraternal organization and the Orphans’ Court enjoined the fraternal organization from attempting to take control of the charity’s assets or interfering with the performance of the duties of the charity’s officers and trustees. It was also not error for the Orphans’ Court to conclude that amendments to the articles of incorporation that were never filed were ineffective, and that by-law amendments that conflicted with the unamended articles were also ineffective. It was within the discretion of the Orphans’ Court to refuse to hear claims brought under the Pennsylvania Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance Act, but the court should have transferred those claims to the civil division and not simply ignored them. Home for Orphans of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania, 1213 C.D. 2023 and 1434 C.D. 2023 (Pa. Cmwlth. 10/8/2026) (opinion not reported).