judgement Mr. Cavanagh was referring to was the one that Judge Green entered fraudulently stating it was a consent judgement when it clearly was not. • I replied to Mr. Cavanagh’s response regarding Judge Ott’s availability to hear my motion, with Ms. Turner copied, to tell him that he should never again try and speak on my behalf regarding whether The Court needed to hear a motion that I filed. In that response I also referenced the incident involving security guards in Judge Green’s Division on 01/17/23. February 1, 2023 • Mr. Cavanagh responded to the last email I sent to him the day prior on 01/31/23, with Ms. Turner copied, citing that he could not comply with my “demand” the day prior because he had an emergency surgery. • I responded to Mr. Cavanagh to remind him that the day prior he tried to obstruct my ability to schedule a time to have my Emergency Motion For Relief From Judgement or Order In Accordance With Missouri Rule 74.06, which I filed on 01/13/23 and provided him with a copy (see events listed under 01/13/23), and so whatever urgent medical procedure he had the day when he sent that email was irrelevant. I told him to respond to me by 1pm that with his preference from the dates provided by Ms. Turner or I would choose one myself. • Mr. Cavanagh responded that he would be available for a hearing in Judge Ott’s Division on 02/22/23. Note that prior to Mr. Cavanagh’s response, Ms. Turner sent a response of her own, reiterating that a hearing had not been scheduled yet but in her response she deleted one of my prior responses which referenced the incident involving security guards on 01/17/23. • I emailed Mr. Cavanagh and Ms. Turner with a copy of the Notice of Hearing that I filed with The Court for 02/22/23 in Judge Ott’s Division (Div. 7). February 6, 2023 • Mr. Hamilton sent an email to Mr. Cavanagh and I requesting a copy of “the complete di- vorce judgement to review the terms regarding the house”. Mr. Cavanagh responded and told Mr. Hamilton there was not in fact a complete divorce judgment, and therefore nothing to indicate what assets and liabilities The Court identified from The Parties’ marriage, and how it would be distributed. • Mr. Cavanagh’s own admission about The Parties not having a final judgement regarding their marital liabilities and assets contradicted his claims in previous motions, which at this point I had been claiming were fraudulent for a year and a half. That’s why when Mr. Ca- vanagh filed a motion on 08/23/22 in The Court Division the case was supposed to have been transferred to, the judge in that division, Judge Mondonna Ghasedi (Div.43) ordered the case to be transferred back to Judge Green. At that time Mr. Cavanagh was motioning The Court to evict my sons and I from the marital home and pay retroactive “rent” to Mr. Voytas for our co-titled home because I was in “breach of contract”. February 16, 2023 • I met Attorney Bob Hamilton for the first time at an in-person meeting between the two of us and his assistant, Blake Sanders, after he contacted The Parties via email on 01/30/23 to say he had been appointed by Judge Green. During that meeting, as evidenced in our recorded conversation, the following occured:
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