• During the hearing for my Motion to Disqualify Judge Green For Cause held in Judge Ott’s Division (Div.7) on 10/11/22, the issue of my inability to have my motions, which were con- firmed filed with The Court by The Domestic Relations Department, recognized by Judge Green was raised. However, the outstanding issue was that Judge Ott’s judgement, de- scribed a legal argument and events of a hearing that were totally fraudulent and con- cealed that the obstruction of my Due Process Rights had even been reported (refer- ence 10/11/22 and 10/18/22). January 5, 2023 • The settlement conference that Judge Green was a no-show for on 11/03/22 was resched- uled by Attorney Jack Cavanagh for 01/05/23. According to the standing Phone Settle- ment Conference Orders in The Division, Mr. Cavanagh was supposed to call me that morning so we could then conference our call into The Court Division’s phone line for set- tlement conferences with Judge Green (identical to process on 11/03/22- only Judge Green was unexpectedly unavailable that day leading to the continuance). • Mr. Cavanagh never called that morning prior to the time the settlement conference had been scheduled for at 9:30am. • The first contact I received from Mr. Cavanagh was 45 minutes after the phone settlement conference was supposed to be held, in an email he sent at 10:15am to me. In his email, Mr. Cavanagh did not address what had happened but instead asked me to confirm that I would allow a real estate appraiser into the house the following day. • In my email response, I confronted Mr. Cavanagh about what happened to the settlement conference scheduled that day. • Mr. Cavanagh responded that he was in Judge Green’s Division (Div.36) at 9:30am. • I responded to Mr. Cavanagh in an email, to which he never responded. In my response, I cited that The Division’s standing settlement conference orders stated that unless other- wise specified, all settlement conferences would be held by phone. Mr. Cavanagh knew this because it is the same procedure we abided by on 11/03/22, only we had to reset the date because Judge Green was inexplicably unavailable that time (see events listed under 11/03/22). When he filed his notice rescheduling that missed settlement conference, he did not request an alternate format, so in accordance with The Division’s Orders the conference would be held by phone. January 10, 2023 • I had to file a second Motion to Disqualify Judge Green For Cause related to the second lawsuit Judge Green was assigned to, filed by my sons’ and my known domestic abuser Victor A. Ojeda, when he already had a Motion to Disqualify him for cause in the matter with my second husband, St. Louis County Attorney Richard A. Voytas. • Reference the transcript of the 10/11/22 hearing , on pages 32-35 where I tell Judge Ott that Judge Green was assigned to a second case by The Head of Family Court, Judge Jason D. Dodson, when he was aware there was an outstanding Motion to Disqualify Judge Green For Cause already in my divorce from my second husband, Attorney Richard A. Voytas.
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