Thursday, June 26, 2014
Hurrricane Klara: SSU's Perfect Storm
(This is a re-posting of piece that originally appeared in River Vices on Oct. 25, 2005. I am currently writing another piece on Kay Reynolds called “Slumlord Klara,” in the writing of which I was reminded that, “The more things change, the more they remain the same.” Yes, the political hack is back on the SSU Board of Trustees only now it’s Governor Kasich, not Governor Taft, she will be an embarrassment to.)
As if SSU needed any further dumbing down, Governor Robert Taft has appointed Kay “Hurricane Klara” Reynolds as chair of the Shawnee State Board of Trustees. It is the kind of stupid political move that has sent Taft’s poll numbers plummeting and almost guarantees that Ohio Republicans will be made to pay by voters in the next election.
Taft has already pleaded no contest to ethic violations. If only he could be put on trial for acting like a dodo, which is what he was in appointing Reynolds chair of the trustees. If anyone in the governor’s office could remember that far back, or cared, Klara Kay Reynolds was one of those trustees who conspired with university lawyer Stephen P. Donohue to remove the most popular and effective president Shawnee State has ever had, James P. Chapman, causing an uproar on campus and reinforcing SSU’s abysmal reputation in the academic world.
Reynold’s appointment caps a trend at SSU, which more than any other institution of higher education I know of shows the validity of the “Peter Principle,” which is “The theory that employees [and trustees] within an organization will advance to their highest level of competence and then be promoted to and remain at a level at which they are incompetent” (American Heritage Dictionary). With Hurricane Klara as chair of the trustees, Stephen P. Donohue as de facto president, Rita Rice Morris as nominal president, Michael Field as provost, and John Kelley as interim dean, we are faced with the equivalent of a perfect storm of incompetence and questionable ethics.
Rita Rice Morris has made a name for herself by jumping out of airplanes and joining in the beatification of real estate developer Neal Hatcher but not for being a strong leader. She lives in the infamous house on the hill, that distressed piece of property on Camelot Drive, that money pit that the trustees purchased at an inflated price from a doctor in distress, just as they had previously bought from local lawyer and politician John Thatcher at an inflated price a temporary president’s house, i.e., a piece of distressed property, on Franklin Blvd, which the trustees then took a $50 thousand loss on when they sold it to another doctor. Doctors and lawyers are among Portsmouth’s over-privileged who profit from public treasuries.
Donohue, the over-privileged’s defacto president at SSU, handled the Franklin Blvd. fiasco from start to finish. As an Asst. Attorney General for the State of Ohio, Donohue would of course have known whether the purchase of the Thatcher house violated state law, wouldn’t he? Hired in a stealth search and on the basis of a resume that would not have got him even an interview at an ethical institution, he then declined, once hired, to discuss his past history with a Daily Times reporter. Since he is rumored to have been fired from his previous job, we can begin to understand his doctored resume and his reluctance to be interviewed about his past job experience.
Provost Field, acting as interim president, was just the kind of obliging bureaucrat whom the over-privileged of Portsmouth and several trustees and Donohue wanted as the next permanent president of SSU, but Field’s performance as provost and then as interim president was rated very poorly by the faculty, and then the campaign to make him the new president was handled so incompetently by his handlers that he was not even among the three finalists chosen by the presidential search committee. There has usually been at least one trustee of integrity, and that is another reason why Field did not become the new president. Field ended up, with a hefty raise, back in the provost’s office, at the job at which he never should have been temporarily promoted from, according to the Peter Principle. As provost, he had clearly reached his level of incompetence, and there he will probably remain until he retires, for who else, given his track record at SSU, would hire him, and who given his willingness to play ball no matter how sleazy the game, would dare fire him?
John Kelley completes the perfect storm at SSU. Shortly before Kelley was appointed interim provost, when speculation was rife about who would replace Field as interim provost, the word was that the trustees were going to appoint “a faculty friendly” person to the position. Kelley may have been a trustee favorite, but he was not a faculty favorite. Kelley is liked by the faculty, considerably more than the provost is. But it is sometimes the case that a person can be liked but not respected. Kelley could be described as bi-institutional, which gives him advantages that he does not fail to take advantage of, but it is also a quality that makes him look at times as if he is working both sides of the street. It is the administration and the trustees, not the faculty, who appoint Kelley to his interim administrative positions, and they appoint him because he can be counted on to do the questionable things administrators and trustees want him to do, which is what he can be expected to continue to do as interim dean.
But who makes the impending storm at SSU frightening is, above all, Hurricane Klara. While President Chapman was working a miracle at SSU and making improvements and building remarkable bridges to faculty, students, and community, Klara Kay Reynolds and several other trustees were working to undermine and remove him. Hurricane Klara, with her undergraduate major in Home Economics at Ohio State, this political hack, considers herself pretty smart, as is evident in her pretentious but poorly written evaluation of President Chapman that was leaked back in July 2001.
While Chapman was initiating Interest Based Bargain negotiations that were unprecedented at SSU in their amity and progress, Hurricane Klara was leaking her evaluation on Chapman’s presidency from her offices at Scioto Rental Management. Her evaluation was passed on to me. I was told George Clayton, trustee chair, was one of the intermediaries. Only vanity can explain why she leaked this document when she did, for it threatened to alert me, as union president, among others, that we were about to be screwed, that the trustees and the administration were going along with Interest Based Bargaining in bad faith, that they planned to get rid of Chapman just as soon as they had milked him and Interest Based Bargaining for everything they were worth.
Reynolds had closed her evaluation of Chapman with a quote from Galileo. “You cannot teach people anything. You can only help them discover it within themselves.” I too can easily look up famous quotes, but I find another more appropriate Galileo quote, the gender of which I will change to suit my purposes. “I have never met a woman so ignorant that I couldn’t learn something from her.”
I had been warned by faculty with more experience than I had, that I and the union were making a mistake in trusting trustees like Reynolds by entering into Interest Based Bargaining. Because I had faith in the honesty and ability of Chapman, I went along, and lived to regret it. I even wrote a very positive account of our bargaining experience in the NEA journal Thought & Action (http://www2.nea.org/he/heta99/s99p139.pdf ), but that was before I had discovered the depths of dishonesty and incompetence that characterizes the people in control of Portsmouth and SSU.
Below is the cover letter that accompanied Reynolds’ evaluation of Chapman. Notice the line, “We are in the mist [sic] of union negotiation [sic] and should present a united front.” She was in a mist, all right, the mist of ignorance and prejudice that political hacks operate in and that SSU has been cursed with from its beginning. Something Professor Kathleen Simon wrote (June 3, 2001) in response to a letter from Reynolds has relevance. “I don’t know what your intention was when you wrote your letter,” Simon wrote Reynolds, “but after reading it, I am even more fully entrenched in my belief that letting political appointees run a university is a really bad idea.” With a political appointee as chair of the trustees, and with negotiations looming, I forecast a perfect storm, with Hurricane Klara right at the eye of it.
Saturday, June 14, 2014
Donuts, Obesity, and Diabetes
"The only healthy part of a donut is the hole."
"To underscore the nutritionally immoral tinge of the donut run,
there was a donut eating contest scheduled after the race."
"The large majority of those who participated in the Salvation Army Donut Run
in Portsmouth this year did not run, they walked."
One of the depressing things about living in Portsmouth,
Ohio, is the large number of people who are, unfortunately, both for themselves and
for the community they live in, a financial
and social burden. Portsmouth is located in a tri-state area (southern Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia) that ranks statistically as among the fattest regions
in the country. A nutritionally poor diet and sedentary life style has a lot to
do with the preponderance of overweight people in Portsmouth. Encouraging
people to be more physically active is one of the ways to counter the epidemic
of obesity and the diabetes that often accompanies it, which are turning alarming numbers of Americans into big basket cases. The baskets
in this case are the medical and social services provided by public and private
agencies that help the obese to cope.
As part of the program to encourage people to be more active, to run or at least walk
more, several mini-marathons are held in Portsmouth each year. One of those
mini-marathons, was held recently, on Saturday, June 14. Sponsored by the
Salvation Army, and a little over three miles in length, the Donut Run coincides
with National Donut Day, which commemorates
the Salvation Army workers who provided soldiers donuts during the
First World War. They also serve who only serve donuts! But the only healthy part of a donut is the hole. National
Donut Day was a way for the Salvation Army to call attention to the good work
that that religious organization did not only for soldiers during wartime but for
the destitute and homeless during peacetime. National Donut Day was good public relations for the
Salvation Army. It has also become not only good public relations but good
business for donut makers, such as Duncan Donuts, Krispy Kreme, etc. But because unhealthy food such as donuts incontrovertibly
contribute to obesity, donut makers are on the defensive. In associating donuts
with mini-marathons and exercise, as
well as with a religious group such as
the Salvation Army, donut runs run circles around nutritionists. To
underscore the nutritionally immoral tinge of the donut run, there was a donut eating contest scheduled after the
run.
The large majority of those who participated in the Salvation Army
Donut Run in Portsmouth this year did not run, they walked. Most looked like
they were not in shape to run one mile, never mind three. While nobody who
walked looked obese, a good number looked overweight, which is to say they
looked like most Americans. They looked like they were for exercise more in
principle than practice, which is to say the Salvation Army Donut Run may have served to salve some
consciences. The young man who won the race looked in great shape, but he and
about a dozen others, including a few young women, may have, without realizing it, served as shills for this somewhat carny con
game for the Salvation Army and the donut industry. Those who conducted the
Donut Run for the Salvation Army appeared to be at least bordering on obese and therefore a poor advertisement for
either running or religion, but a better one for the Salivating Army.
"Those who conducted the Donut Run for the Salvation Army appeared to be
at least bordering on obese and therefore a poor advertisement for
either running or religion, but a better one for the Salivating Army."
Perhaps the presence of the overweight Mike Jones in the
Donut Run was the most damning indictment of it.
He wasn’t running for his health; he was running for political office. In a
shameless exercise in self-promotion, he was wearing a Mike Jones for Whatever
T shirt. Jones had already showed himself suspect in his shady financial purchase of Crispie Creme Donut
Shop (click here), but he also showed himself utterly incompetent in the management of that
business, which is why he is in politics. If Jones had half the number of customers as he had roaches in Crispie Creme, he would have been rolling in dough.
"Perhaps the presence of the overweight Mike Jones,
in the Donut Run was the most damning indictment of it."
Labels:
Donut Run,
Mike Jones,
National Donut Day,
Salvation Army
Monday, June 09, 2014
Front Street: One for the Road
Motorcyclists on Front Street before it was resurfaced |
In April 2012, in River Vices, in the post “Front Street: Unsafe at Any Speed,” I warned about the hazardous situation on Front Street. I argued that it was a potential fatality waiting to happen. One of the groups making it hazardous are the motorcyclists, like those in the photo above.
Most of the bikers I’ve met on Front Street have been polite and considerate. Most bikers certainly don’t want to cause trouble. They simply want to see and have their photo taken in front of the Motorcycle Mural, which is the most popular by far of all the murals. That mural has become mecca for thousands of bikers from Ohio and surrounding states, but not all those bikers are considerate and careful. Some of them are wannabe Brandos burning rubber. Just last Saturday, about 6 PM, I saw two bikers take advantage of a lull in traffic to speed west on Front Street, roaring past the Motorcycle Mural at breakneck speeds. I also recently saw a show-off biker do wheelies with his rear passenger holding on to him for dear life.
Joggers passing staging used to wash and retouch murals |
I don't know whether the changes that are being proposed for Front Street, including making it one way, with a bicycle path, are feasible, but I do know that something should be done about the incompatible and hazardous multiple uses to which Front Street is now being put. What follows is a list of the principal users of Front Street:
- Tourists, in automobiles, on motorcycles, in wheelchairs, and on foot.
- Motorists who avoid the traffic lights on Second Street by using Front Street, which has no traffic lights and stop signs, to get in and out of downtown Portsmouth as fast as possible, especially in the morning, as if they are late for work.
- Joggers, both individually or as part of a group, usually running in the middle of the street because of the planters obstructing the eleven foot lane next to the murals.
- Classes of grade school and middle school students on foot and sometimes on school buses.
- The Portsmouth Garden Club. God bless the dedicated ladies of the Garden Club, who dutifully tend to the planters, but the ugly, obtrusive planters are a plague that detract from the beauty of the murals and add to the hazards of Front Street. In 2012, I counted twelve planters. A few days ago I counted twenty-five.
- Portsmouth police officers in cruisers who use Front Street to travel to and from the Police Station and their clubhouse, which are located at opposite ends of the Floodwall Murals. Since these cruisers sometimes go over the speed limit, especially in heading west, to the clubhouse, it is not surprising they do not issue traffic tickets to speeding motorists. In the all the years the murals have been there, I have walked Front Street for exercise at least once a day and in the thousands of times I've taken that walk I have never seen a motorist stopped for speeding, though I have seen many going over, sometimes well over, the speed limit.
Tourists in wheelchairs and a toddler in stroller amid ugly obtrusive planters
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Labels:
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Murals,
Portsmouth,
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Tuesday, June 03, 2014
Haas Hassles Heather and the Kids
Do Some Porsche Owners Have a Screw Loose? |
What follows is a timeline of the divorce and subsequent
hearings and the trial to settle custody and child support issues between John
Haas, who is now Portsmouth City Solicitor, and his wife Heather Haas. The
timeline stretches ten years, from February 2004 to February 2014. Based on their
past experience in court, the couple’s legal troubles are not necessarily over. The complete, very long and complex
public record is included in the Appendix below.
The Divorce
- Feb. 16, 2004. Heather Haas filed for divorce from attorney John Haas. She was living in Wheelersburg at the time, he on Circle Drive, in Portsmouth. She was represented by Joan Garaczkowski, he by George L. Davis III and George L. Davis IV.· Feb. 17, 2004. Heather Haas filed for custody of the two children and financial support for them. On that day she also filed for exclusive use of the family automobile, a 2001 BMW SUV.· Feb. 18, 2004. The Court agreed to Heather’s request and granted her exclusive use of the BMW. On that same day the court issued a mutual restraining order, sending a certified letter to Haas’ Circle Drive address. On March 4, that letter was returned after three failed attempts to deliver it.· March 3, 2004. Haas petitioned Court to have temporary shared custody of children.· March 18, 2004. Haas’ lawyers filed a motion to award him the exclusive possession of the BMW SUV. After legal hearings before Judge Spears, John Haas was given exclusive use of the BMW, and Heather was to receive $750 support for both children until such time as John Haas sold the BMW, which he was required to do no later than November, 2004, at which time the child support would be increased to $950 a month for both children.· July 28, 2004. John Haas made a motion to reduce the child support to his ex-wife, and she filed a counter motion requesting the court to reject his motion to reduce child support.· Aug 4, 2004. Court rules that in the event Haas filed for bankruptcy either party may then file a motion for a review of the support payment.· Aug. 7, 2004, a letter addressed to Haas was returned and marked not deliverable as addressed.· Nov. 9, 20. Haas and Heather were granted a divorce on the grounds of incompatibility.· August 16, 2006. The Court ordered that the protracted dispute between Haas and his ex-wife over support payments be mediated through the in-house program of the Common Pleas Court.· July 27, 2007. Claiming shared parenting—he had primary custody of daughter—was costing him more than he bargained for, Haas succeeded in getting child support payments reduced from $950 to $656 a month· Aug 19, 2010. Heather requests the court to end shared custody and give her exclusive custody of both children.· Aug 23, 2010. Heather charges Haas with failure to pay support.· Aug 26, 2010. Court orders Haas to appear in court for failure to pay child support.· Sept. 13, 2010. Letter to Haas about failure to pay support returned unclaimed.· Oct. 4, 2010. John Haas makes motion to have him and Heather evaluated psychologically.· June 9, 2011. Heather files another motion to have exclusive custody of both children.· June 1, 2011. The Court appoints a GAL, a guardian, to mediate differences between plaintiff and defendant over child custody and support, each to pay $300 for that mediation.· July 15, 2011. The Court appoints GAL for children.The Trial· Feb. 2, 2012. A retired judge from Pike County presides in trial in Scioto County Court, Domestic Division, in case involving John Haas and Heather Haas to determine the custody of the children and amount of support of them by John Haas.· June 14, 2012. Court declares that Heather Haas will have residential custody of her daughter, as as well as of her son· Oct. 16, 2012. Haas files motion for protective order. [Against Heather Haas?]· April 3, 2013. Heather Haas is ordered to appear before Magistrate Michael L. Jones and show cause why she should not be punished for contempt of court.· May 7, 2013. Letter addressed to John Haas returned.· July 16, 2013. The court stipulated John Haas’ monthly support obligations as follows: he would pay $277 for his son and $524 for his daughter, in addition to paying for insurance, these amounts to be withheld from his monthly salary from the city of Portsmouth where he was employed as city solicitor.· Dec. 31, 2013. John Haas was notified that he was 60 days past due in payment of his costs of trial.· Feb. 21, 2014. Heather Haas was notified she was 30 days past due in payment of her costs of trial.
Comment
The long history of legal and costly wrangling between
City Solicitor Haas and Heather Haas, which began in 2004, went on for a decade, and may not be over yet. Their divorce would normally not be anybody’s business but
their own. But Haas is a spendthrift public official
and his chronic financial problems affected not only his family but also the citizens of Portsmouth
whose legal servant he is supposed to be.
The major interest in Haas’ previous life, as Austin Leedom has documented, was collecting expensive pre-owned sports cars, which he had a stable of at one time, as if he
was Jay Leno and not a soon-to-be-bankrupt, small-town lawyer. Haas apparently would not be caught dead driving a Chevrolet, Pontiac or Dodge. He had Grand Prix taste on a Portsmouth Raceway budget.
Because of Haas’ aversion to paying child support, Austin Leedom dubbed him “Portsmouth’s Deadbeat Dad of the Decade.” If Haas cared about his family half as much as he cared about his Porsches, maybe the marriage would not have ended in a bitter divorce. The first thing he and his wife struggled over was who would get custody of the family 2001 BMW SUV. Back in 2001, the manufacturer’s suggested retail price was about $47,000, depending on model and extras. In terms of cost, the lawyers Haas engaged, George L. Davis, III and IV, were more like BMWs than Fords. When it came to everything except support for his children, Haas was a high roller. The money Haas spent or went in hock for in his ten year legal struggle to short-change his family would have enabled them to live comfortably during those ten years and beyond, but he nickled and dimed them to death. He Porsched them to the limit.
At one point in the trial Haas wanted Heather Haas to undergo a psychological examination. If she didn’t have serious psychological problems before she married him, she very well might have after a decade of mud-wrestling with him in court.
Because of Haas’ aversion to paying child support, Austin Leedom dubbed him “Portsmouth’s Deadbeat Dad of the Decade.” If Haas cared about his family half as much as he cared about his Porsches, maybe the marriage would not have ended in a bitter divorce. The first thing he and his wife struggled over was who would get custody of the family 2001 BMW SUV. Back in 2001, the manufacturer’s suggested retail price was about $47,000, depending on model and extras. In terms of cost, the lawyers Haas engaged, George L. Davis, III and IV, were more like BMWs than Fords. When it came to everything except support for his children, Haas was a high roller. The money Haas spent or went in hock for in his ten year legal struggle to short-change his family would have enabled them to live comfortably during those ten years and beyond, but he nickled and dimed them to death. He Porsched them to the limit.
At one point in the trial Haas wanted Heather Haas to undergo a psychological examination. If she didn’t have serious psychological problems before she married him, she very well might have after a decade of mud-wrestling with him in court.
The mental and ethical level of most of the men who
get elected or too often get appointed to public office in Portsmouth is
notoriously low, as we will possibly discover again when the council appoints a replacement for Sixth Ward council president Steve
Sturgill. Whether they are in a trade or a profession makes little difference. Haas
is no exception to that rule. He showed contempt for the law as the defendant
in his divorce trial--how many times did he refuse to accept letters sent by the Court? He also showed his contempt in vowing not to respond to any public records
requests that might end up making the city solicitor’s office appointive
rather than elective. How ironic that
Haas’ precursor as city solicitor, the equally legally incompetent Mike Jones, should turn out to be
one of the magistrates who presided at Haas' trial. Knowing him as well as they do, Haas' peers wouldn't appoint him dog catcher. That was why he panicked at the idea of the city solicitor being made an appointive rather than elective office.
The Court knew better than to trust Haas to pay child support on time. The child support was withheld from his paycheck. Imagine, the chief legal officer of the city could not be trusted to pay child support. The lengths Haas went to try to reduce or eliminate child support included declaring bankruptcy. Politics is the next-to-the-last refuge for Portsmouth's ethically challenged failures and misfits. Their last refuge is bankruptcy.
The Court knew better than to trust Haas to pay child support on time. The child support was withheld from his paycheck. Imagine, the chief legal officer of the city could not be trusted to pay child support. The lengths Haas went to try to reduce or eliminate child support included declaring bankruptcy. Politics is the next-to-the-last refuge for Portsmouth's ethically challenged failures and misfits. Their last refuge is bankruptcy.
Appendix
04DR000082
Case Type:
DIVORCE
Case Status:
CLOSED
File Date:
02/17/2004
Case Judge:
BUCKLER, JERRY L
Next Event:
Party Information
HAAS, HEATHER - PLAINTIFF
DOB
Disposition
Disp Date
Address
8383 GREEN STREET
WHEELERSBURG, OH 45694
Alias
Attorney/Bar Code
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Phone Number
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GARACZKOWSKI,
JOAN M (GARAC)
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(740)354-5826
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HAAS, JOHN - DEFENDANT
DOB
Disposition
Disp Date
Address
2834 CIRCLE DRIVE
PORTSMOUTH, OH 45662
Alias
Attorney/Bar Code
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Phone Number
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DAVIS,
III, GEORGE L (DAVIS)
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(740)353-4661
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DAVIS,
IV, GEORGE L (GDAVIS)
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(740)353-4661
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Docket Information
Date
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Docket Text
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02/17/2004
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CONVERSION FREE FORM
ATTORNEY The Following Attorneys were entered free form in Writs and were not
associated to a Courtview Attorney. Free Form Attorneys for JOHN HAAS Free
Form Attorneys for GUARDIAN AD LITEM Free Form Attorneys for GUARDIAN AD
LITEM SHER BLACK 295 PEARL ST PO BOX 664 JACKSON, OH 45640 JOHN F BERRY 707
SIXTH STREET PORTSMOUTH OH 45662 FAX 353-1649 SHER BLACK 295 PEARL ST PO BOX
664 JACKSON, OH 45640
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02/17/2004
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COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE
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02/17/2004
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APPLICATION FOR CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES NON-PUBLIC
ASSISTANCE APPLICANT
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02/17/2004
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EXPENSE AFFIDAVIT AND MOTION FOR CUSTODY AND SUPPORT
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02/17/2004
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AFFIDAVIT UCCJA
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02/17/2004
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MOTION FOR EXCLUSIVE
USE OF VEHICLE
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02/18/2004
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MUTUAL RESTRAINING
ORDER 519/145
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02/18/2004
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ORDER - UPON MOTION OF PTIFF AND FOR GOOD CAUSE SHOWN,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT PTIFF SHALL HAVE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE PARTIES
BMWSUV UNTIL FURTHER ORDER OF THIS COURT 519/146
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02/18/2004
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ISSUED INJUNCTION
WTIH MUTUAL RESTRAINING ORDER AND ORDER TO DEFT BY CERT MAIL
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02/19/2004
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
WAIVER OF SERVICE
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02/20/2004
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ANSWER AND
COUNTERCLAIM OF DEFENDANT
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03/02/2004
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MOTION FOR ORDER OF
TEMPORARY SHARED PARENTING
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03/02/2004
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FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
AFFIDAVIT OF DEFT, JOHN HAAS
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03/04/2004
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ENVELOPE RETURNED. ADDRESSED TO: JOHN HAAS; ENVELOPE
MARKED UNCLAIMED 3 ATTEMPTS
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03/04/2004
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FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
AFFIDAVIT (PLAINTIFF)
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03/12/2004
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SUPPLEMENTAL
AFFIDAVIT OF JOHN HAAS ON TEMPORARY ORDERS
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03/17/2004
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JUDGMENT ENTRY OF
DECISION TEMPORARY ORDER 521/120
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03/17/2004
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DOMESTIC PRE-TRIAL
ORDER 521/119
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03/18/2004
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MOTION OF DEFENDANT, JOHN HAAS, TO VACATE EXCLUSIVE
POSSESSION OF 2001 BMV SUV AND TO AWARD HIM EXCLUSIVE POSSESSION OF THE
PARTIES' 2001 BMW SUV
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03/25/2004
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NOTICE OF HEARING.
MOTION TO VACATE EXCLUSIVE POSSISSION AND AWARD EXCLUSIVE POSSESSION; ON
APRIL 29, 2004, AT 1:15PM BEFORE JUDGE DAVID E SPEARS, ROOM 303
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03/30/2004
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NOTICE OF HEARING.
ORAL HEARING ON TEMP ORDERS FILED 3-17-04; ON APRIL 22, 2004 AT 9:00AM BEFORE
MAG JAY S WILLIS
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04/15/2004
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CERT AND SIGNED
SUBPOENAS FOR: PATRICIA GEORGE AND CATHY MAYBERRY TO APPEAR ON APRIL 22, 2004
@ 9:00 AM BEFORE DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT
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04/23/2004
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DEFT, JOHN HAAS',
FIRST SET OF INTERROGATORIES, REQUESTS FOR ADMISSIONS AND REQUEST FOR
PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS PROPOUNDED TO PTIFF, HEATHER HAAS
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04/29/2004
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PRETRIAL STATEMENT
OF DEFENDANT, JOHN HAAS
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05/04/2004
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NOTICE OF HEARING.
OBJECTIONS OF HEATHER HAAS TO TEMPORARY ORDERS; ON MAY 18, 2004, AT 3:00PM
BEFORE JUDGE DAVID SPEARS
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05/04/2004
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NOTICE OF HEARING.
FINAL CONTESTED; (2 DAYS) SEPT. 28, 2004, AT 9:00AM AND OCTOBER 5, 2004, AT
9:00AM BEFORE JUDGE DAVID SPEARS, ROOM 303
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05/04/2004
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NOTICE OF HEARING.
FINAL PRETRIAL; AUGUST 17, 2004, AT 11:00AM BEFORE JUDGE DAVID SPEARS, ROOM
303
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05/04/2004
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NOTICE OF HEARING.
MOTION TO VACATE EXCLUSIVE USE ORDER; ON MAY 18, 2004, AT 3:00PM BEFORE JUDGE
DAVID SPEARS
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05/12/2004
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NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE
WITH PLTF'S FIRST REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS
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06/28/2004
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CIV.RULE 75(N)
MOTION OF DEFT, JOHN HAAS
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07/07/2004
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NOTICE OF HEARING.
MOTION OF DEFENDANT - SET BEFORE MAGISTRATE WILLIS, DOEMSTIC RELATIONS COURT
ON AUGUST 17, 2004 @ 11:00 AM
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08/03/2004
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ISSUED SUBPOENA TO
ATTY J. BERRY'S OFFICE TO SERVE PATRICIA GEORGE TO APPEAR ON AUGUST 17, 2004
@ 11:00 AM
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08/04/2004
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AGREED ENTRY - IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED,
ADJUDGED, AND DECREED THAT: EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, 2004, DEFT SHALL PAY TO PTIFF,
AS AND FOR CHILD SUPPORT, THE SUM OF $750.00 PER MONTH PLUS ADM COSTS. ONCE
DEFT HAS SOLD THE BMW, HE SHALL PAY ADDITIONAL $200 PER MONTH TO PTIFF,
MODIFYING THE $750 PER MONTH AMT TO, THE SUM OF 950.00 PER MONTH, PLUS ADM
COSTS IN THE AMT OF $19.00 PER MONTH. THIS AMT SHALL BE EFFECTIVE THE FIRST
MONTH AFTER THE BMW IS SOLD; AND SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE NO LATER THAN NOV,
2004. IN THE EVENT THAT DEFT FILES BANKUPTCY, EITHER PARTY MAY FILE A MOTION
FOR A REVIEW OF THE SUPPORT ORDER. MONTHLY PYMTS IN THE AMT OF $950.00 SHALL
CONTINUE UNTIL FURTHER ORDER OF THE COURT. THE PARTIES AGREE, AND THE
COURT ORDERS THAT SUMMER PARENTING TIME SHALL ALTERNATE ON A WEEKLY BASIS
FROM SUNDAY AT 6:00 PM TO SUNDAY AT 6:00 PM 532/69
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08/13/2004
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NOTICE OF SUBMISSION
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08/16/2004
|
UPDATED PRETRIAL
STATEMENT OF DEFT, JOHN HAAS
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08/25/2004
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PROPOSAL OF DEFT,
JOHN HAAS, FOR INTERIM ALLOCATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
UNTIL FINAL ORDERS
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08/31/2004
|
PLTF'S RESPONSE
MOTION TO PROPOSAL OF DEFT, JOHN HAAS, FOR INTERIM ALLOCATION OF PARENTAL
RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES UNTIL FINAL ORDERS
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09/01/2004
|
JUDGMENT ENTRY; IT IS ORDERED THAT DEFT SHALL HAVE
PARENTING TIME WITH BOTH CHILDREN PURSUANT TO LOCAL RULE 6, LOCAL, AGE 6-11
YEARS. IN ADDITION TO THE PARENTING TIME PROVIDED IN THE RULE, DEFT
SHALL HAVE AN ADDITIONAL OVERNIGHT ON WEDNESDAYS IN WEEKS 2 AND 4. SAID
ADDITIONAL OVERNIGHTS SHALL COMMENCE AT 6:00PM ON WEDNESDAYS. ALL OTHER
PROVISIONS OF RULE 6 SHALL APPLY. THIS SCHEDULE SHALL REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL
THE FURTHER ORDER OF THE COURT 534/101
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09/08/2004
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RETURN FILED: SERVED
SUBPOENA ON PRESTIGE MORTGAGE BY ATTY JOHN B ERRY ON SEPT 3, 2004 BY PERSONAL
SERVICE
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09/15/2004
|
ISSUED SUBPOENA
DUCES TECUM TO ATTY BERRY'S OFFICE FOR SERVICE UPON JAMES MCGINNIS, D.O.
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09/15/2004
|
ISSUED SUBPOENA FOR
SANDY SINCLAIR TO APPEAR ON SEPT 28, 2004 @ 9:00 AM TO ATTY BERRY'S OFFICE
|
09/20/2004
|
MOTION FOR DECREE OF
SHARED PARENTING (DEFT)
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09/22/2004
|
DEFENDANT, JOHN
HAAS' DISCLOSURE OF WITNESSES AND EXHIBITS
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09/24/2004
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RETURN FILED: SERVED
SANDY SINCLAIR; SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM; PERSONALLY ON SEPTEMBER 23, 2004 BY
ATTY JOHN BERRY
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09/28/2004
|
MEMORANDUM OF
AGREEMENT 536/72
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09/28/2004
|
CERTIFICATE FOR
COURT STENOGRAPHER'S FEES
|
11/04/2004
|
NOTICE OF DISMISSAL
- THE ENTRY HAVING NOT BEEN PRESENTED IN THIS CASE, COUNSEL FOR THE PARTIES
WILLTAKE NOTE THAT THE WITHIN MATTER WILL BE ADMINISTRATIVELY DISMISSED FOR
FAILURE TO SUBMIT THE JUDGMENT ENTRY WITHIN SEVEN (7) DAYS UNLESS GOOD CAUSE
IS SHOWN WHY IT SHOULD NOT BE SO DISMISSED. IT IS THE ORDER OF THIS COURT
THAT THIS MATTER BE SCHEDULED FOR HEARING UPON THE COURT'S MOTION TO DISMISS
ON NOVEMBER 16, 2004 @ 1:30 PM. PRESENTATION OF SAID JUDGMENT ENTRYOR CAUSE
SHOWN BEFORE NOVEMBER 16, 2004 SHALL CANCEL SAID HEARING 539/52
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11/09/2004
|
SHARED PARENTING
DECREE; IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED THAT THE COURT APPROVES SHARED PARENTING UNDER
THE TERMS OF THE SHARED PARENTING PLAN AS MODIFIED BY THE MEMORANDUM OF
AGREEMENT OF THE PARTIES AND THE EVIDENCE 539/94
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11/09/2004
|
AGREED JUDGMENT
DECREE OF DIVORCE; IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT THAT EACH PARTY IS ENTITLED TO AND
IS HEREBY GRANTED A DIVORCE BASED ON THE GROUNDS OF INCOMPATIBILITY AND THE
MARRIAGE CONTRACT HERETOFORE EXISTING BETWEEN HEATHER HAAS AND JOHN HAAS BE,
AND THE SAME IS, HEREBY DISSOLVED AND HELD FOR NAUGHT, AND BOTH PARTIES ARE
HEREBY RELEASED FROM THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE SAME; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED,
ADJUDGED AND DECREED THAT ALL RESTRAINING ORDERS PREVIOUSLY ISSUED AGAINST
ALL PARTIES ARE RELEASED AND HELD FOR NAUGHT; COSTS ABOVE DEPOSIT TO BE SPLIT
BETWEEN PLTF AND DEFT. COSTS BELOW DEPOSIT TO BE PAID BY PLTF 539/93
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11/09/2004
|
ISSUED CC OF SHARED
PARENTING DECREE AND JUDGMENT DECREE OF DIVORCE TO PLTF AND DEFT BY CERT MAIL
|
11/15/2004
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED HEATHER HAAS/S; HEATHER HAAS 11-12-04
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11/23/2004
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED JOHN HAAS/S; LANA CRAWFORD 11-22-04
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06/03/2005
|
ENTRY ADOPTING
ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUSTMENT HEARING DECISION ALL COSTS OF THE REVIEW SHALL BE
ASSESSED TO CSEA 553/134
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07/07/2006
|
MOTION OF DEFT, JOHN
HAAS TO MODIFY
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07/10/2006
|
ISSUED CC OF MOTION
TO PTIFF BY CERT MAIL
|
07/14/2006
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED HEATHER HAAS/S; HEATHER HAAS 7-13-06
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07/19/2006
|
NOTICE OF HEARING.
MOTION TO MODIFY ON 8/11/06 AT 10:00 AM BEFORE DAVID E. SPEARS
|
07/28/2006
|
MOTION OF DEFT, JOHN
HAAS, TO MODIFY
|
07/31/2006
|
ISSUED MOTION OF
DEFT, JOHN HAAS, TO MODIFY UPON PLTF BY CERT MAIL
|
07/31/2006
|
MOTION TO MODIFY CHILD SUPPORT: NOW COMES PLTF, HEATHER
HAAS, BY AND THROUGH COUNSEL, AND RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS THE COURT MODIFY THE
CHILD SUPPORT ORDER IN THE ABOVE- CAPTIONED CASE.
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07/31/2006
|
MOTION TO DISMISS:
NOW COMES PLTF, HEATHER HAAS, BY AND THROUGH COUNSEL, AND RESPECTFULLY
REQUESTS THE COURT DISMISS DEFT'S MOTION FILED HEREIN.
|
07/31/2006
|
ISSUED MOTION TO
MODIFY CHILD SUPPORT AND MOTION TO DISMISS UPON JOHN HAAS BY CERT MAIL
|
08/04/2006
|
PRECIPE FOR
SUBPOENA; TO THE CLERK TO PREPARE SUBPOENAS FOR CAROLYN BAKER & LOIS
BARNETT TO APPEAR AT THE HEARING SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 11, 2006 AT 9:00AM AT
THE SCIOTO COUNTY COMMON PLEAS COURT BEFORE THE HONORABLE DAVID SPEARS ON
BEHALF OF PLTF.
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08/04/2006
|
MOTION TO DESIGNATE
PROCESS SERVER: NOW COMES PLTF, HEATHER HAAS, BY AND THROUGH COUNSEL AND
RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS THIS COURT APPOINT ERIC HYATT, WHO IS NOT A PARTY TO
THE ACTION, AND TO DESIGNATE AS PROCESS SERVER IN THE ABOVE-CITED CASE FOR
THE PURPOSE OF SERVING SUBPOENAS UPON CAROLYN BAKER, 661 JO-ELL LANE,
WHEELERSBURG OHIO AND LOIS BARNETT, 98 TURKEY FOOT RD, WHEELERSBURG, OHIO, TO
THE HEARING SCHEDULED FOR THE 11TH DAY OF AUGUST, 2006 COMMENCING AT 9:00AM
BEFORE THE HONORABLE JUDGE DAVID E SPEARS, SCIOTO COUNTY DOMESTIC RELATIONS
COURT
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08/04/2006
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED HEATHER HAAS/S; RALPH E WILCOXON 8-3-06
|
08/07/2006
|
ENVELOPE RETURNED. ADDRESSED TO: JOHN HAAS; ENVELOPE
MARKED RETURN TO SENDER, NOT DELIVERABLE AS ADDRESSED, UNABLE TO FORWARD
|
08/07/2006
|
DEFENDANT, JOHN
HAAS', DISCLOSURE OF WITNESSES AND EXHIBITS
|
08/07/2006
|
ORDER DESIGNATING
PROCESS SERVER: ON MOTION OF PLTF, THE COURT ORDERS THAT ERIC HYATT, WHO IS
NOT A PARTY TO THE ACTION, IS DESIGNATED AS PROCESS SERVER IN THE ABOVE-CITED
CASE FOR THE PURPOSE OF SERVING SUBPOENAS UPON CAROLYN BAKER, 661 JO-ELL
LANE, WHEELERSBURG, OH AND LOIS BARNETT, 98 TURKEY FOOT RD, WHEELERSBURG, OH,
TO THE HEARING SCHEDULED FOR THE 11TH DAY OF AUGUST, 2006 COMMENCING AT
9:00AM BEFORE THE HONORABLE JUDGE DAVID E SPEARS 584/52
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08/08/2006
|
ISSUED SUBPOENA'S TO
ATTY GARACZKOWSKI'S OFFICE FOR PERSONAL SERVICE UPON CAROLYN BAKER AND LOIS
BARNETT BY PROCESS SERVER ERIC HYATT 584/52
|
08/11/2006
|
MEMORANDUM CONTRA
MOTION TO DISMISS
|
08/11/2006
|
RETURN FILED: SERVED
LOIS BARNETT; SUBPOENA; PERSONALLY ON AUGUST 8, 2006 BY PROCESS SERVER ERIC
HYATT
|
08/15/2006
|
NOTICE OF HEARING.
MOTION TO MODIFY; OCTOBER 19, 2006 @ 9:00AM BEFORE JUDGE DAVID SPEARS, ROOM
303
|
08/16/2006
|
JUDGMENT ENTRY - IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT THE
ABOVE CAPTIONED CASE IS REFERRED TO MEDIATION BY AND THROUGH THE IN-HOUSE
MEDIATION PROGRAM IN ACCORDANCE WITH SCIOTO COUNTY DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT
LOCAL RULE IMPLEMENTING MEDIATION. SHARON BELL, SERVING AS MEDIATOR FOR THE
SCIOTO COUNTY COMMON PLEAS COURT, WILL CONDUCT THE MEDIATION. ANY QUESTIONS
REGARDING THE MEDIATION PROCESS SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO SHARON BELL AT
740-355-8368 THE MEDIATION IS SCHEDULED FOR: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2006 @
9:00 AM 585/34
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10/04/2006
|
DOMESTIC RELATIONS
MEDIATION STATUS REPORT
|
10/18/2006
|
PLAINTIFF'S WITNESS
LIST: ANDY COMPLIMENT CAROLYN BAKER SUE KISER LOIS BARNETT
|
10/18/2006
|
PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT
LIST
|
10/18/2006
|
RETURN FILED: SERVED
ANDY COMPLIMENT; SUBPOENA; PERSONALLY ON OCTOBER 18, 2006 BY ATTY
GARACZKOWSKI
|
10/18/2006
|
RETURN FILED: SERVED
LOIS BURNETT; SUBPOENA; PERSONALLY ON OCTOBER 18, 2006 BY ATTY GARACZKOWSKI
|
10/18/2006
|
RETURN FILED: SERVED
SUE KISER; SUBPOENA; PERSONALLY ON OCTOBER 18, 2006 BY ATTY JOAN GARACZKOWSKI
|
10/18/2006
|
RETURN FILED: SERVED
CAROLYN BAKER; SUBPOENA; PERSONALLY ON OCTOBER 18, 2006 BY ATTY GARACZKOWSKI
|
10/18/2006
|
ISSUED SUBPOENA'S TO
ATTY JOAN GARACZKOWSKI TO BE SERVED UPON ANDY COMPLIMENT; SUE KISER, LOIS
BURNETT AND CAROLYN BAKER
|
10/19/2006
|
DEFENDANT, JOHN
HAAS' SUPPLEMENT DISCLOSURE OF EXHIBITS
|
10/19/2006
|
WITNESS FEES ADDED
FOR ANDY COMPLIMENT
|
10/23/2006
|
NOTICE OF HEARING.
HEARING ON MOTION TO MODIFY; DECEMBER 14, 2006 @ 9:00AM BEFORE JUDGE DAVID E
SPEARS, ROOM 303
|
12/13/2006
|
ISSUED SUBPOENA'S TO
ATTY JOAN GARACZKOWSKI'S OFFICE FOR PERSONAL SERVICE UPON LOIS BURNETT, SUE
KISER, CAROLYN BAKER AND ANDY COMPLIMENT
|
12/14/2006
|
DEFENDANT, JOHN
HAAS', THIRD SUPPLEMENTAL DISCLOSURE OF EXHIBITS
|
12/14/2006
|
CERTIFICATE FOR
COURT STENOGRAPHER'S FEES
|
12/14/2006
|
WITNESS FEES ADDED
FOR CAROLYN BAKER (DEC. 14, 2006) AND (OCTOBER 19, 2006)
|
12/14/2006
|
WITNESS FEES FILED
(ANDY COMPLIMENT)
|
12/20/2006
|
NOTICE OF HEARING.
MOTION TO MODIFY - SET BEFORE THE HONORABLE JUDGE DAVID E SPEARS, DOMESTIC
RELATIONS COURT ON 1-18-07 @ 9:00 AM
|
01/17/2007
|
ISSUED SUBPOENA'S TO
ATTY GARACZKOWSKI FOR PERSONAL SERVICE UPON CRYSTAL CONN; SUE KISER AND LOIS
BURNETT TO APPEAR ON JANUARY 18, 2007 @ 9:00AM AND TESTIFY AS A WITNESS
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01/18/2007
|
CERTIFICATE FOR
COURT STENOGRAPHER'S FEES
|
01/19/2007
|
NOTICE OF HEARING.
MOTION TO MODIFY; FEBRUARY 14, 2007 @ 2:00PM BEFORE JUDGE DAVID SPEARS, ROOM
303
|
02/26/2007
|
MOTION FOR
CONTINUANCE: NOW COMES COUNSEL JOAN GARACZKOWSKI ATTY FOR HEATHER HAAS, BY
AND THROUGH COUNSEL AND RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS THIS HONORABLE COURT TO CONTINUE THE TRIAL SCHEDULED
FOR FEBRUARY 14, 2007 AT 3:00PM
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03/21/2007
|
ENTRY OF
CONTINUANCE: UPON MOTION FILED BY COUNSEL FOR DEFT AND FOR GOOD CAUSE SHOWN,
TRIAL SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUAY 14, AT 3:00PM IS HEREBY CONTINUED TO THE 9TH DAY
OF APRIL, 2007 AT 10:00AM 601/111
|
04/06/2007
|
PLAINTIFF'S
SUPLEMENTAL WITNESS LIST
|
04/09/2007
|
ISSUED SUBPOENA TO
ATTY GARACZKOWSKI'S OFFICE FOR SERVICE UPON DORA CARMON
|
04/09/2007
|
CERTIFICATE FOR
COURT STENOGRAPHER'S FEES
|
05/14/2007
|
POST TRIAL BRIEF OF
JOHN R HAAS
|
05/16/2007
|
PLAINTIFF'S POST
TRIAL BRIEF
|
06/15/2007
|
JUDGMENT ENTRY: IN ORDER TO MAKE AN
APPROPRIATE CHILD SUPPORT ORDER THE COURT NEEDS MORE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
FROM THE PARTIES. PLTF AND DEFT SHALL BOTH PROVIDE THE COURT WITH COPIES OF
ALL W-2'S, 1099'S OR OTHER EVIDENCE OF INCOME FROM ALL SOURCES FOR THE YEAR
2006. PLTF HAS ALREADY PROVIDED A COPY OF THE FIRST TWO PAGES OF HER
FORM 1040. HOWEVER, THE COURT ORDERS THAT BOTH PARTIES PROVIDE THE COURT WITH
COPIES OF THEIR COMPLETE 2006 IRS TAX RETURN. SAID DOCUMENTS SHALL BE
PROVIDED TO THE COURT BY JUNE 29, 2007. 608/156
|
07/03/2007
|
NOTICE OF FILING PER
COURT ORDER OF 6-15-07
|
07/26/2007
|
1040 U.S. INDIVIDUAL
INCOME TAX RETURN 2006 (HEATHER HAAS)
|
07/27/2007
|
DECISION AND
JUDGMENT ENTRY: THIS CAUSE CAME ON UPON A MOTION FILED BY THE DEFT ON JULY 7,
2006, REQUESTING THE COURT TO MODIFY THE SHARED PARENTING PLAN THE PARTIES
ENTERED INTO AT THE TIME OF THEIR DIVORCE TO NAME HIM THE RESIDENTIAL PARENT
FOR SCHOOL PLACEMENT PURPOSES. ON JULY 28, 2006, DEFT FILED ANOTHER MOTION SEEKING TO MODIFY THE
SHARED PARENTING PLAN AND TO MODIFY THE CHILD SUPPORT FROM THE AMOUNT THAT
WAS DETERMINED BY THE CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT AGENCY DURING AN
ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUSTMENT. DEFT WANTS THE CHILD SUPPORT MODIFIED DUE TO THE
SHARED PARENTING. ALSO, THE PARTIES DID AGREE TO MODIFY THE SHARED
PARENTING PLAN ALTERNATING THE CHILDREN WEEK-TO-WEEK BEGINNING ON MONDAYS
INSTEAD AS IT HAS BEEN DONE AND THE COURT APPROVES SAID MODIFICATION AND IT
IS SO ORDERED. ON JULY 31, 2006, PLTF FILED A MOTION TO MODIFY CHILD SUPPORT
AND THERE WAS ANOTHER MOTION FILED; HOWEVER, THAT MOTION HAS NOW BECOME MOOT.
IT IS ORDERED PLTF SHALL
REMAIN THE RESIDENTIAL PARENT FOR SCHOOL PLACEMENT PURPOSES. THA
ATTACHED GUIDELINE REFLECTS DEFT SHOULD PAY AS CHILD SUPPORT THE SUM OF
$856.82 PER MONTH PLUS THE PROCESSING CHARGE. NO EVIDENCE WAS OFFERED
REGARDING HEALTH INSURANCE COSTS OR CHILD CARE EXPENSES. DEFT IS REQUESTING A
DEVIATION OF $200.00 PER MONTH DUE THE SHARED PARENTING PLAN. THE COURT FINDS
SAID REQUEST REASONABLE AND WELL-TAKEN. THE COURT FINDS THAT PURSUANT TO
O.R.C. 3119.23(D), DEFT HAS EXTENDED PARENTING TIME AS HE HAS THE CHILDREN
HALF THE TIME AND HAS ADDITIONAL COST AS A RESULT. THE COURT FINDS THE AMOUNT
CALCULATED PURSUANT TO THE THE ATTACHED GUIDELINE WOULD BE UNJUST. THEREFORE,
A DEVIATION IS ALLOWED IN THE SUM OF $200.00 PER MONTH. DEFT SHALL PAY AS CHILD
SUPPORT THE SUM OF $656.82 PER MONTH, PLUS THE PROCESSING CHARGE, PAYABLE
THROUGH THE SCIOTO CO CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT AGENCY BY PAYROLL
WITHHOLDING EFFECTIVE JULY 28, 2006. DEFT SHALL CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN HEALTH INSURANCE FOR THE MINOR
CHILDREN AND AND UNINSURED MEDICAL EXPENSES SHALL BE PAID BY THE
PARTIES PURSUANT TO THE PERCENTAGES OF THEIR INCOMES ON LINE 16 OF THE
GUIDELINE. THE PRIOR ORDER REGARDING TAX EXEMPTIONS FOR THE CHILDREN SHALL
REMAIN IN EFFECT. COSTS ARE ASSESSED EQUALLY TO THE PARTIES 611/4
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05/30/2008
|
NOTICE OF HEARING.
ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUSTMENT HEARING ON 6/24/08 AT 10:00 AM BEFORE JUDGE DAVID
E. SPEARS
|
06/20/2008
|
PLTF'S MOTION TO
CONTINUE THE HEARING SET FOR 6/24/08 AT 10:00 AM
|
06/24/2008
|
ENTRY OF
CONTINUANCE: THE HEARING SET FOR 6/24/08 AT 10:00 AM IS CONTINUED TO 8/27/08
AT 10:30 AM 632/78
|
08/15/2008
|
DEFT'S MOTION TO
CONTINUE THE HEARING SET FOR 8/17/08
|
08/26/2008
|
ENTRY: THE
ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUSTMENT HEARING SCHEDULED FOR 8/27/08 IS CONTINUED. 636/10
|
09/26/2008
|
DISMISSAL ENTRY: NOW
COMES PLTF AND DISMISSES WITHOUT PREJUDICE HER REQUEST FOR AN ADMINISTRATIVE
ADJUSTMENT HEARING. COURT COSTS ASSESSED TO PLTF.
|
08/19/2010
|
PLTF'S MOTION TO TERMINATE SHARED PARENTING AND VEST
FULL CUSTODY WITH PLTF
|
08/19/2010
|
UCCJEA AFFIDAVIT
|
08/23/2010
|
ISSUED CERT COPY OF
MOTION AND UCCJEA TO DEFT BY CERT MAIL.
|
08/23/2010
|
PLTF'S MOTION FOR CONTEMPT OF FAILURE TO PAY CHILD
SUPPORT
|
08/24/2010
|
ISSUED CERT COPY OF
MOTION FOR CONTEMPT TO DEFT BY CERT MAIL
|
08/26/2010
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED JOHN HAAS S/JOHN HAAS 8/25/10
|
08/26/2010
|
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE - THE MOTION DEMONSTRATES THAT
THERE IS A PROBABLE CAUSE TO BELIEVE THAT DEFT IS IN CONTEMPT OF THIS COURT'S
ORDERS AND ORDERS THAT JOHN HAAS APPEAR BEFORE MAGISTRATE JAY S. WILLIS, AT
602 7TH STREET DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT ROOM 304, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO 45662 ON
11/4/10 AT 1:30 PM TO SHOW CAUSE WHY HE SHOULD NOT BE PUNISHED FOR CIRMINAL
AND OR CIVIL CONTEMPT OF COURT. 682/113
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08/26/2010
|
NOTICE OF HEARING
ISSUED WITH CERT COPY OF ORDER TO SHOW TO DEFT BY CERT MAIL.
|
08/31/2010
|
DEFT'S MOTION TO
CONTINUE THE HEARING SET FOR 11/4/10 AT 1:30 PM
|
08/31/2010
|
ENTRY OF APPEARANCE:
ATTY GEORGE L. DAVIS, III FOR DEFT
|
09/02/2010
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED JOHN HAAS SK. PRATER 9/1/10
|
09/08/2010
|
JUDGMENT ENTRY: THE
HEARING SCHEDULED FOR 11/4/10 AT 1:30 PM IS CONTINUED TO 11/10/10 AT 10:00 AM
TO NOON. 683/71
|
09/13/2010
|
ENVELOPE RETURNED. ADDRESSED TO: JOHN HAAS - UNCLAIMED
(NOH, ORDER)
|
09/15/2010
|
RE-ISSUED NOTICE OF
HEARING WITH CERT COPY OF ORDER TO DEFT BY REGULAR US MAIL WITH CERT OF
MAILING.
|
09/20/2010
|
CERTIFICATE OF
MAILING TO: JOHN HAAS ON 9/16/10
|
10/04/2010
|
DEFT'S MOTION FOR PARTIES TO HAVE PSYCHOLOGICAL
EVALUATIONS
|
10/15/2010
|
NOTICE OF HEARING.
HEARING ON MOTION - ON 11/10/2010 @ 10:00 AM - BEFORE JUDGE DAVID E. SPEARS
|
10/28/2010
|
PLTF'S WITNESS AND
EXHIBIT LIST
|
11/08/2010
|
PLTF'S MOTION TO
CONTINUE THE HEARING SET FOR 11/10/10 AT 10:00 AM
|
11/09/2010
|
ENTRY OF
CONTINUANCE: THE HEARING SET FOR 11/10/10 AT 10:00 AM IS CONTINUED TO 1/31/11
AT 1:30 PM 687/24
|
01/18/2011
|
PRAECIPE FOR
SUBPOENA FILED BY ATTY FOR PLTF
|
01/18/2011
|
ISSUED SUBPENAS TO
THE FOLLOWING TO APPEAR ON 1/31/2011 @ 1:30 ON BEHALF OF THE PLTF: - LEESA
MOWERY - BARRY SPRADLIN - ANGELA MUNN - MELISSA FOSTER (ISSUED BY CERT. MAIL
SERVICE)
|
01/18/2011
|
PLTF'S SUPPLEMENTAL
EXHIBIT LIST
|
01/21/2011
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED LESSA MOWERY - 1/20/2011 - SIGNED BY LISA RADY
|
01/24/2011
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED BARRY SPRADLIN S/JAMES SPRADLIN 1/20/11
|
01/24/2011
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED MELISSA FOSTER S/HELEN FOSTER 1/20/11
|
01/27/2011
|
PLTF'S MOTION TO
CONVERT HEARING TO A PRE-TRIAL
|
01/27/2011
|
ENTRY: THE HEARING
SCHEDULED FOR 1/31/11 AT 1:30 PM IS COVERTED TO A PRE-TRIAL.
|
02/07/2011
|
ENVELOPE RETURNED.
ADDRESSED TO: ANGELA MUNN - UNCLAIMED (SUBPOENA FOR 1/31/11) (DID NOT
RE-ISSUE)
|
04/22/2011
|
NOTICE OF HEARING.
STATUS CONFERENCE - 15 MIN ON 5/31/11 AT 10:15 AM BEFORE JUDGE DAVID E.
SPEARS
|
05/09/2011
|
PLTF'S MOTION TO TERMINATE SHARED PARENTING AND VEST
FULL CUSTODY WITH PLTF
|
05/09/2011
|
PLTF'S RENEWED
MOTION TO TERMINATE SHARED PARENTING PLAN AND VEST FULL CUSTODY WITH PLTF
|
05/10/2011
|
INFORMATION FOR
PARENTING PROCEEDING AFFIDAVIT R.C.312723(A) OF PLTF
|
06/01/2011
|
JUDGMENT ENTRY: THIS
MATTER CAME BEFORE THE COURT UPON ORAL MOTION OF THE PARTIES REQUESTING THAT A GAL BE APPOINTED
IN THE ABOVE MATTER. THE COURT, AFTER CONSIDERING THE SAME, FINDS SAID
MOTION IS WELL-TAKEN AND ORDERS THAT UPON THE DEPOSIT OF $600 WITH THE CLERK
OF COURTS A GAL SHALL BE APPOINTED. THE COURT FURTHER ORDERS THAT BOTH PLTF
AND DEFT SHALL DEPOSIT $300 EACH BY 6/30/11 AND NOTIFY THE COURT UPON PYMT OF
SAME. 699/87
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06/08/2011
|
DEFT'S NOTICE OF
SUBMISSION:
|
06/23/2011
|
MOTION FOR EXPARTE
ORDER OF EMERGENCY CUSTODY FILED BY ATTY GEORGE L DAVIS, III
|
06/23/2011
|
NOTICE OF
COMPLIANCE;PLFT HAS POSTED 1/2 OF THE GUARDIAN AD LITEM FEE ON 6-17-11
|
06/24/2011
|
MOTION FOR EMERGENCY
EX PARTE CUSTODY (FILED BY ATTY GARACZKOWSKI)
|
06/28/2011
|
DEFT'S REPLY TO
PLTF'S MOTION FOR EMERGENCY EX PARTE CUSTODY
|
06/28/2011
|
DEFT'S NOTICE OF
COMPLIANCE
|
07/07/2011
|
ENTRY APPOINTING
GAL: SHER BLACK IS
APPOINTED GAL. FATHER AND MOTHER HAVE DEPOSITED THE SUMOF $300 EACH
WITH THE CLERK OF COURT'S OFFICE.
|
07/08/2011
|
PLTF'S ANSWERS TO
DEFT 'S FIRST SET OF REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS PROPOUNDED TO PLTF
|
07/15/2011
|
ISSUED CERT COPY OF
MOTION FOR EMERGENCY CUSTODY TO DEFT BY CERT MAIL.
|
07/15/2011
|
JUDGMENT ENTRY: BOTH
PLTF AND DEFT HAVE FILED MOTIONS FOR EMERGENCY CUSTODY. BOTH MOTIONS ARE
OVERRULED AND DENIED. THE
COURT HAS APPOINTED A GAL FOR THE MINOR CHILDREN HEREIN. 703/10
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07/21/2011
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED JOHN HAAS S/BROOKE HAAS 7/19/11
|
08/03/2011
|
WITNESS AND EXHIBIT
LIST OF DEFT
|
08/04/2011
|
DEFT'S NOTICE OF
SUBMISSION OF 1ST SET OF INTERR & REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS HAS
BEEN SERVED ON ATTY ROBERT R DEVER
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08/04/2011
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NUNC PRO TUNC ENTRY
APPOINTING GAL: SHER BLACK IS APPOINTED AS GAL. FATHER AND MOTHER HAVE EACH
DEPOSITED THE SUM OF $300 WITH THE CLERK OF COURT 704/66
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08/12/2011
|
NOTICE OF HEARING.
PRE-TRIAL - 30 MIN ON 9/12/11 AT 2:30 PM BEFORE JUDGE DAVID E. SPEARS
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09/28/2011
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NOTICE OF HEARING.
ALL PENDING MOTIONS HEARING - 1 FULL DAY ON 2/7/12 AT 9:00 AM BEFORE JUDGE
DAVID E. SPEARS
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09/28/2011
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NOTICE OF HEARING.
PRE-TRIAL - 30 MIN ON 12/5/11 AT 10:30 AM BEFORE JUDGE DAVID E. SPEARS
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12/21/2011
|
PLTF'S REQUEST FOR
PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS PROPOUNDED TO DEFT
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12/21/2011
|
PLTF'S FIRST SET OF
INTERROGATORIES
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12/29/2011
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DEFT'S NOTICE OF
SUBMISSION:
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01/24/2012
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PLTF'S SECOND
SUPPLEMENTAL WITNESS AND EXHIBIT LIST
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01/24/2012
|
PRACIPE FOR
SUBPOENA: LEESA MOWERY BARRY SPRADLIN ANGELA MUNN KAREN WILCOXON RALPH M.
WILCOXON MICHELE WAKEFIELD TIA KING MATTHEW LITTLE JEREMY HAMM
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01/24/2012
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ISSUED SUBPOENAS BY
CERT MAIL TO THE FOLLOWING WITNESSES TO APPEAR ON 2/7/12 AT 9:00 AM: LEESA
MOWERY BARRY SPRADLIN ANGELA MUNN KAREN WILCOXON RALPH M. WILCOXON MICHELE
WAKEFIELD TIA KING MATTHEW LITTLE JEREMY HAMM
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01/27/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED LEESA MOWERY S/MARILYN ROBERTS 1/26/12
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01/30/2012
|
SUPPLEMENT TO
WITNESS LIST OF DEFT
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01/31/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED KAREN WILCOXON S/KAREN WILCOXON 1/30/12
|
02/01/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED MATTHEW LITTLE, RN - ON (STAMPED 1/31/2012 - SIGNED BY (UNABLE
TO READ SIGNATURE)
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02/01/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED TIA KING, FNP, SOMC ER - (STAMPED 1/31/2012) - SIGNED BY
(UNABLE TO READ SIGNATURE)
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02/01/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED JEREMY HAMM - ON (STAMPED 1/31/2012) - SIGNED BY (UNABLE TO
READ SIGNATURE)
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02/02/2012
|
CERTIFICATE OF ASSIGNMENT:
THE HONORABLE WILLIAM
WRAY BEVENS A RETIRED JUDGE OF THE PIKE COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, PROBATE
& JUVENILE DIVISIONS, IS ASSIGNED EFFECTIVE 1/24/2012 TO PRESIDE IN THE
SCIOTO COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVISION TO HEAR CASE
04-CR-082, & TO CONCLUDE ANY PROCEEDINGS IN WHICH HE PARTICIPATED.
(APPMT. JOU 8/436)
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02/03/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED ANGELA MUNN S/ROBERT MUNN 2/2/12
|
02/03/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED BARRY SPRADLIN S/JON BARRY SPRADLIN 2/2/12
|
02/07/2012
|
GAL'S PRELIMINARY
REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS
|
02/13/2012
|
ENVELOPE RETURNED.
ADDRESSED TO: MICHELE WAKEFIELD - UNCLAIMED (SUBPOENA FOR 2/7/12) DID NOT
RE-ISSUE, COURT DATE IS PAST
|
02/14/2012
|
ENVELOPE RETURNED.
ADDRESSED TO: RALPH M. WILCOXON - UNCLAIMED (SUBPOENA, DID NOT RE-ISSUE,
HEARING PAST)
|
02/17/2012
|
JUDGMENT ENTRY: THIS
COURT ASSIGNS THIS CASE FOR TRIAL AND ESTABLISHES THE FOLLOWING TIME
SCHEDULE: PLTF'S IDENTIFICATION OF EXPERTS: 3/21/12 DEFT'S IDENTIFICATION OF
EXPERTS: 4/3/12 DISCOVERY DEADLINE AND INTERROGATORIES DUE: 4/18/12 FINAL
HEARING: 5/2/12, 5/3/12, 5/9/12 FROM 10:00 AM TO 4:30 PM 716/39
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03/21/2012
|
PLTF'S
IDENTIFICATION OF EXPERT WITNESSES ONLY
|
04/04/2012
|
EXPERT WITNESS LIST
OF DEFT
|
04/12/2012
|
DEFT'S NOTICE OF
SUBMISSION
|
04/12/2012
|
PRETRIAL BRIEF OF
DEFT
|
04/20/2012
|
PLTF'S ANSWER TO
DEFT'S FIRST SET OF INTERROGATORIES AND 2ND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF
DOCUMENTS
|
04/23/2012
|
AFFIDAVIT OF INCOME
AND EXPENSES OF HEATHER HAAS
|
04/23/2012
|
PLTF'S MOTION FOR IN
CHAMBERS INTERVIEW OF CHILDREN
|
04/23/2012
|
PLTF'S MOTION TO
COMPEL DEFICIENT ANSWERS TO DISCOVERY
|
04/23/2012
|
PLTF'S PRE-TRIAL
BRIEF
|
04/24/2012
|
TRIAL BRIEF OF DEFT
|
04/24/2012
|
PRACIPE FOR
SUBPOENA: LEESA MOWERY BARRY SPRADLIN ANGELA MUNN KAREN WILCOXON TIA KING
MATTHEW LITTLE JEREMY HAMM MELISSA FOSTER
|
04/24/2012
|
PLTF'S TRIAL BRIEF
|
04/25/2012
|
ISSUED SUBPOENAS BY
CERT MAIL TO THE FOLLOWING WITNESSES TO APPEAR ON 5/2/12, 5/3/12, 5/9/12 AT
10:00 AM: LEESA MOWERY BARRY SPRADLIN ANGELA MUNN KAREN WILCOXON TIA KING
MATTHEW LITTLE JEREMY HAMM MELISSA FOSTER
|
04/25/2012
|
SUPPLEMENTAL EXHIBIT
LIST OF DEFT
|
04/27/2012
|
NOTICE OF HEARING.
INTERVIEW OF MINOR CHILDREN ON 5/2/12 AT 10:00 AM BEFORE JUDGE W.W. BEVENS
|
04/30/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED LEESA MOWERY S/MARILYN ROBERTS 4/27/12
|
04/30/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED KAREN WILCOXON S/RALPH E. WILCOXON 4/27/12
|
04/30/2012
|
DEFT'S NOTICE OF
SUBMISSION: DEFT'S SUPPLEMENTAL REPLY TO PLTF'S INTERROGATORIES & REQUEST
FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS IN COMPLIANCE WITH COUNSEL FOR PLTF'S
CORRESPONDENCE OF 4/16/12 THE ORIGINAL OF WHICH DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN SERVED ON
JOAN GARACZKOWSKI, ATTY FOR PLTF VIA HAND DELIVERY AND ELECTRONIC MAIL MAIL
AND SHER ALLEN BLACK, GAL VIA REGULAR US MAIL ON 4/30/12
|
05/01/2012
|
SUPPLEMENTAL EXHIBIT
LIST OF DEFT
|
05/02/2012
|
GAL'S MOTION FOR AN
ORDER FOR DISBURSEMENT OF FEES
|
05/02/2012
|
ENTRY: UPON MOTION
FOR AN ORDER FOR DISBURSEMENT OF GAL FEES AND FOR GOOD CAUSE SHOWN, THIS
COURT ORDERS DISBURSEMENT OF THE FUNDS CURRENTLY ON DEPOSIT WITH THE SCIOTO
CO CLERK OF COURTS FOR THE ABOVE REFERENCED MATTER IN THE AMOUNT OF $600 TO
BE PAID BY THE GAL, SHER BLACK 721/40
|
05/02/2012
|
CERTIFICATE FOR
COURT STENOGRAPHER'S FEES
|
05/02/2012
|
NOTICE OF HEARING. CHILD SUPPORT/FINANCIAL MATTERS
- 1 DAY ON 7/9/12 AT 10:00 AM TO 4:30 PM BEFORE JUDGE W.W. BEVENS
|
05/07/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED BARRY SPRADLIN S/BARRY SPRADLIN 5/4/12
|
05/07/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED MATTHEW LITTLE, RN S/UNABLE TO READ SIGNATURE 5/5/12
|
05/07/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT FILED.
SERVED JEREMY HAMM S/K.L. 5/5/12
|
05/07/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED TIA KING, FNP, SOMC ER S/KIM C. 7/5/12
|
05/08/2012
|
NOTICE TO TAKE
DEPOSITION: PLTF WILL TAKE DEPOSITION OF DEF ON 5/22/12 AT 12:30 PM AT THE
OFFICE OF ATTY GEORGE L. DAVIS III
|
05/11/2012
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED MELISSA FOSTER - ON 5/10/2012 - SIGNED BY MELISSA FOSTER
|
05/15/2012
|
ENVELOPE RETURNED.
ADDRESSED TO: ANGELA MUNN - UNCLAIMED (SUBPOENA FOR 5/2/12, 5/3/12, &
5/9/12) DID NOT RE-ISSUE. COURT DATES PAST
|
05/17/2012
|
PRAECIPE FOR
SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM: SUSAN HAAS
|
05/18/2012
|
ISSUED SUBPOENA TO
PROCESS SERVER T.G. RUSSEL FOR ESRVICE UPON WITNESS SUSAN HAAS.
|
05/21/2012
|
DEFT'S MOTION TO
COMPEL FOR DEFICIENT ANSWERS TO DISCOVERY
|
05/21/2012
|
SUPPLEMENT TO PLTF'S
REPLY TO DEFT'S INTERROGATORIES AND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS IN
COMPLIANCE TO COUNSEL FOR DEFT CORRESPONDENCE OF 5/10/12
|
05/22/2012
|
RETURN FILED: SERVED
SUSAN HAAS WITH SUBPOENA ON 5/19/12 BY PROCESS SERVER T.G. RUSSELL
|
06/14/2012
|
AGREED JUDGMENT ENTRY:
IT IS ORDERED THAT THE
SHARED PARENTING PLAN PREVIOUSLY ORDERED BY THE COURT WITH REPECT TO BROOKE
HAAS SHALL BE TERMINATED EFFECTIVE 5/2/12. PLTF SHALL BE DESIGNATED AS THE
RESIDENTIAL PARENT AND LEGAL CUSTODIAN OF BROOKE HAAS SUBJECT TO DEFT BEING GRANTED
PARENTING TIME. THE SHARED PARENTING PLAN PREVIOUSLY ORDERED WITH
RESPECT TO ETHAN HAAS SHALL NOT BE MODIFIED OR TERMINATED AND SHALL CONTINUE
AS PREVIOUSLY ORDERED AND THE SHARED PARENTING PLAN WITH RESPECT TO ETHAN
HAAS SHALL REMAIN AS PREIVOUSLY ORDERED. THIS MATTER WILL COME ON FOR HEARING
WITH RESPECT TO THE ISSUES HEREIN ON 7/9/12 AT 10:00 AM FOR A FULL DAY
HEARING. 724/117
|
07/02/2012
|
PLTF'S MOTION TO
CONTINUE THE HEARING SET FOR 7/9/12 AT 10:00 AM
|
07/20/2012
|
ENRY OF CONTINUANCE:
THE HEARING SET FOR 7/9/12 AT 10:00 AM IS CONTINUED TO 10/29/12 AND 10/30/12
AT 10:00 AM TO NOON EACH DAY. 727/61
|
08/14/2012
|
PRACIPE FOR SUBPOENA
DUCES TECUM: SUSAN HAAS
|
08/14/2012
|
NOTICE TO TAKE
DEPOSITION: DEFT WILL TAKE THE DEPOSITION OF PLTF ON 9/7/12 AT 1:00 PM AT THE
OFFICE OF GEORGE L. DAVIS, III
|
08/14/2012
|
NOTICE OF
DEPOSITION: PLTF WILL TAKE THE DEPOSITION OF DEFT JOHN R. HAAS AND SUSAN HAAS
ON 9/7/12 COMMENCING AT 1:00 PM AT THE OFFICE OF GEORGE L. DAVIS, III
|
08/15/2012
|
ISSUED SUBPOENA BY
CERT MAIL TO THE FOLLOWING WITNESS TO APPEAR AT THE OFFICE OF ATTY GEORGE L.
DAVIS, III FOR DEPOSITIONS AND TO BRING COPIES OF INCOME VERIFICATION ON
9/7/12 AT 1:00 PM: SUSAN HAAS
|
08/27/2012
|
RE-ISSUED SUBPOENA
TO PROCESS SERVER T.G. RUSSELL FOR S SERVICE UPON THE FOLLOWING WITNESS:
SUSAN HAAS
|
08/29/2012
|
RETURN FILED: SERVED
SUBPONEA TO THE FOLLOWING WITNESS ON 8/29/12 BY PROCESS SERVER T.G. RUSSELL:
SUSAN HAAS
|
09/06/2012
|
ENVELOPE RETURNED. ADDRESSED TO: SUSAN HAAS 2834 CIRCLE
DR PORTSMOUTH, OH; UNCLAIMED ** REISSUED BY REG US MAIL WITH CERT OF MAILING
|
09/11/2012
|
CERTIFICATE OF
MAILING TO: SUSAN HAAS ON 9/7/12
|
09/12/2012
|
PRECIPE FOR SUBPOENA
DUCES TECUM: JOHN HAAS
|
09/13/2012
|
ISSUED SUBPONEA TO
PROCESS SERVER T.G. RUSSELL FOR SERVICE UPON THE FOLLOWING WITNESS: JOHN HAAS
|
09/13/2012
|
DEFT'S NOTICE OF
SUBMISSION
|
09/19/2012
|
RETURN FILED: SERVED
WITNESS JOHN HAAS WITH SUBPOENA ON 9/19/12 BY PROCESS SERVER T.G. RUSSELL
|
09/25/2012
|
DEFT'S MOTION TO
QUASH
|
10/11/2012
|
NOTICE OF
DEPOSITION: PLTF WILL TAKE THE DEPOSITION OF DEFT JOHN HAAS ON 10/22/12
COMMENCING AT 9:00 AM AT THE OFFICE OF JOAN M. GARACZKOWSKI
|
10/15/2012
|
NOTICE OF
APPEARANCE: ATTY GEORGE L. DAVIS, IV FOR DEFT
|
10/15/2012
|
PLTF'S THIRD
SUPPLEMENTAL WITNESS AND EXHIBIT LIST
|
10/16/2012
|
DEFTS MOTION FOR
PROTECTIVE ORDER
|
10/18/2012
|
PLTF'S RESPONSE TO
DEFT'S MOTION FOR PROTECTIVE ORDER
|
10/18/2012
|
PRACIPE FOR
SUBPONENA DUCES TECUM - JOHN HAAS
|
10/18/2012
|
PRACIPE FOR SUBPOENA
DUCES TECUM: JOHN HAAS
|
10/19/2012
|
RETURN FILED: SERVED
WITNESS JOHN HAAS WITH TWO (2) SUBPOENAS ON 10/19/12 BY PROCESS SERVER T.G.
RUSSELL
|
10/29/2012
|
JUDGMENT ENTRY
GRANTING MOTION TO QUASH: UPON THE MOTION OF DEFT AND FOR GOOD CAUSE SHOWN
THE DEFT'S MOTION TO QUASH FILED ON 9/25/12 IS GRANTED. 736/24
|
10/29/2012
|
ENTRY OF PROTECTIVE
ORDER: PLTF IS PROHIBITED FROM DEPOSING THE DEFT A SECOND DAY AND THE
DEPOSITION OF DEFT SCHEDULED FOR 10/22/12 AT 9:00 AM SHALL NOT TAKE PLACE.
736/25
|
11/07/2012
|
INFORMATION TO THE
COURT: DEFT DID PROVIDE TO PLTF US CORP. INCOME TAX RETURNS FOR 2009, 2010
AND 2011
|
12/17/2012
|
NOTICE OF HEARING.
FINAL HEARING - 1 FULL DAY ON 3/7/13 AT 10:00 AM TO 4:30 PM BEFORE JUDGE W.W.
BEVENS
|
12/28/2012
|
DEFT'S JOHN HAAS'
SECOND SET OF INTERROGATORIES AND 3RD REQUEST FOR PRODUCTIONS OF DOCUMENTS
PROPOUNDED TO PLTF HEATHER HAAS
|
02/11/2013
|
ENTRY: UPN THE
COURTS OWN MOTION, THE HEARING CURRENTLY SET FOR 3/7/2013 IS HEREBY
RESCHEDULED FOR 4/16/2013 @ 9:30 AM 744/21
|
04/02/2013
|
PLTFS FOURTH
SUPPLEMENTAL WITNESS & EXHIBIT LIST
|
04/02/2013
|
DEFTS MOTION FOR
CONTEMPT Attorney: DAVIS, III, GEORGE LEWIS
|
04/03/2013
|
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
- THE MOTION DEMONSTRATES THAT THERE IS A PROBABLE CAUSE TO BELIEVE THAT PLAINTIFF IS IN CONTEMPT OF
THIS COURT'S ORDERS AND ORDERS THAT HEATHER HAAS APPEAR BEFORE MAGISTRATE
MICHAEL L. JONES, AT 602 7TH STREET DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT ROOM 304,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO 45662 ON 4/15/13 AT 9;30 AM TO SHOW CAUSE WHY HE SHOULD NOT BE PUNISHED FOR CIRMINAL ANDOR CIVIL
CONTEMPT OF COURT. 749/39 Receipt: 11535 Date: 11/20/2013 Receipt:
12511 Date: 12/20/2013 Receipt: 12982 Date: 01/09/2014
|
04/03/2013
|
NOTICE OF HEARING
ISSUED WITH CERT COPY OF MOTION AND ORDER TO PLTF BY CERT MAIL. Receipt: 9115
Date: 09/19/2013 Receipt: 12982 Date: 01/09/2014
|
04/04/2013
|
DEFT'S SUPPLEMENTAL
WITNESS/EXHIBIT LIST
|
04/12/2013
|
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
- THE MOTION
DEMONSTRATES THAT THERE IS A PROBABLE CAUSE TO BELIEVE THAT PLTF IS IN
CONTEMPT OF THIS COURT'S ORDERS AND ORDERS THAT HEATHER HAAS APPEAR BEFORE
MAGISTRATE MICHAEL L. JONES, AT 602 7TH STREET DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT ROOM
304, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO 45662 ON 4/16/13 AT 9:30 AM TO SHOW CAUSE WHY HE SHOULD NOT BE PUNISHED FOR CIRMINAL ANDOR CIVIL
CONTEMPT OF COURT. THE PURPOSE OF THIS NUNC PRO TUNC ORDER TO SHOW
CAUSE IS TO CORRECT THE DATE THE HEARING IS TO BE HEARD. THE HEARING IS TO BE
ON 4/16/13 AT 9:30 AM NOT 4/15/13 AT 9:30 AM. 749/113 Receipt: 11535 Date:
11/20/2013 Receipt: 12982 Date: 01/09/2014
|
04/12/2013
|
NOTICE OF HEARING
ISSUED WITH CERT COPY OF NUNC PRO TUNC ORDER TO BOTH PARTIES BY CERT MAIL.
Receipt: 9115 Date: 09/19/2013 Receipt: 10089 Date: 10/21/2013 Receipt: 12982
Date: 01/09/2014
|
04/15/2013
|
PLTFS FIFTH
SUPPLEMENTAL EXHIBIT LIST
|
04/15/2013
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED (HEATHER HAAS) - ON (STAMPED 4/12/2013) - SIGNED BY HEATHER
HAAS Receipt: 10089 Date: 10/21/2013 Receipt: 12982 Date: 01/09/2014
|
04/16/2013
|
MEMORANDUM OF
AGREEMENT 750/14 Receipt: 12511 Date: 12/20/2013 Receipt: 12982 Date:
01/09/2014
|
04/26/2013
|
RETURN RECEIPT
FILED. SERVED (HEATHER HAAS) - ON 4/25/2013 - SIGNED BY HEATHER HAAS Receipt:
10089 Date: 10/21/2013 Receipt: 12982 Date: 01/09/2014
|
05/07/2013
|
ENVELOPE RETURNED. ADDRESSED TO: JOHN HAAS - UNCLAIMED
(NOH, MTN, ORDER) Receipt: 10089 Date: 10/21/2013 Receipt: 11535 Date:
11/20/2013 Receipt: 12982 Date: 01/09/2014
|
05/07/2013
|
RE-ISSUED NOTICE OF
HEARING WITH CERT COPY OF NUNC PRO TUNC ORDER TO DEFT BY REG US MAIL Receipt:
9115 Date: 09/19/2013 Receipt: 12982 Date: 01/09/2014
|
07/16/2013
|
AGREED JUDGMENT ENTRY: IT IS ORDERED: - DEFT'S CHILD
SUPPORT OBLIGATION BE MODIFED FROM 8/19/10 UNTIL 5/2/12 PER CHILD SUPPORT
WORKSHEET, MARKED #1 AND ATTACHED
HERETO TO WIT: WHEN INSURANCE IS PROVIDED DEFT'S CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATION IS
$349.82 PLUS $7.00 PROCESSING FEE FOR A TOTAL OF $356.82; IF INSURANCE IS NOT
PROVIDED DEFT'S CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATION IS $277.71 PLUS CASH MEDICAL OF
$162.25 AND PROCESSING FEE OF $8.80 FOR A TOTAL OF $448.76 - DEFT'S CHILD
SUPPORT OBLIGATION TO BE MODIFIED FROM 5/2/12 FORWARD PER CHILD SUPPORT
WORKSHEET MARKED #2 AND ATTACHED HERETO, TO WIT: WHEN INSURANCE IS PROVIDED DEFT'S
CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATION IS $524.73 PLUS $10.49 PROCESSING FEE FOR A TOTAL OF
$535.22; IF INSURANCE IS NOT PROVIDED DEFT'S CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATION IS
$452.63 PLUS CASH MEDICAL OF $162.25 AND PROCESSING FEE OF $12.30 FOR A TOTAL
OF $627.18; - SCIOTO CO CSEA SHALL ADJUST THEIR RECORDS ACCORDINGLY AND ISSUE
THE APPROPRIATE WAGE WITHHOLD TO DEFT'S EMPLOYER: CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. -
MEIDCAL EXPENSES FOR MINOR CHILDREN SHALL REMAIN PER PRIOR ORDER OF THE
COURT, UNCOVERED MEDICAL EXPENSES SHALL BE PER LINE 16 OF THE CURRENT OR ANY
SUBSEQUENT CHILD SUPPORT ORDER - PLTF IS TO PAY HER PERCENTAGES OF UNCOVERED
EXPENSES FOR ETHAN'S SECOND SET OF BRACES; - AS AND FOR TAX EXEMPTIONS PLTF
SHALL CLAIM BROOKE AND DEFT SHALL CLAIM ETHAN UNTIL BROOKE IS EMANCIPATED.
THEREAFTER, ETHAN'S EXEMPTION SHALL BE ROTATED WITH PLTF CLAIMING THE
DEDUCTION IN EVEN YEARS AND DEFT CLAIMING THE DEDUCTION IN ODD YEARS - THE
COURT RETAINS JURISDICTION OVER THE PARTIES CHILDREN AND TO ENFORCE ITS
ORDERS - PARTIES SHALL SPLIT COURT COSTS EQUALLY. 759/50 Receipt:
12511 Date: 12/20/2013 Receipt: 12982 Date: 01/09/2014 Receipt: 13406 Date:
01/21/2014
|
07/17/2013
|
CLERK FEES Receipt:
12982 Date: 01/09/2014 Receipt: 16038 Date: 04/09/2014
|
07/17/2013
|
COUNTY FEES Receipt:
12982 Date: 01/09/2014 Receipt: 13406 Date: 01/21/2014 Receipt: 14398 Date:
02/24/2014 Receipt: 15043 Date: 03/12/2014 Receipt: 16038 Date: 04/09/2014
|
07/17/2013
|
ITEMIZED BILL HAAS,
HEATHER was sent bill for $679.31 printed on 07/17/2013
|
07/17/2013
|
ITEMIZED BILL HAAS, JOHN was sent bill for $679.35
printed on 07/17/2013
|
09/23/2013
|
AR NOTICE TO PAY COSTS - 30 DAYS PAST DUE HAAS, JOHN
was sent bill for $679.35 printed on 09/23/2013
|
12/31/2013
|
AR NOTICE TO PAY
COSTS - PAST DUE 60 DAYS
HAAS, JOHN was sent bill for $679.35 printed on 12/31/2013
|
02/21/2014
|
AR NOTICE TO PAY
COSTS - 30 DAYS PAST DUE
HAAS, HEATHER was sent bill for $579.31 printed on 02/21/2014
|
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