- Mr. Hamilton stated that he was receiving communications from Mr. Cavanagh regarding selling the home before he was in receipt of an order or judgement from Judge Green appointing him, and I confirmed that was the case for me as well (audio/transcript 02:06 - 03:07 minute-mark). *for full recording of entire conversation click here - Mr. Hamilton said that even he, as an attorney, could not access the case file and described it as “like getting into Fort Knox” (audio/transcript 03:07- 03:28 minute- mark). . - Mr. Hamilton said that Judge Green contacted him with “a note” asking him what kind of powers he would like Judge Green to enter, when he hadn’t received a copy of an order or judgement, like the one Judge Green claimed The Parties entered into by consent (audio/transcript 02:34 - 02:53 minute-mark). - Mr. Hamilton said that he told Judge Green that he needed a copy of a divorce judgement because this was “not normal” since the final divorce judgement says “who got what” which is necessary for The Title Company upon sale (audio/transcript 03:53 - 04:56 minute-mark). *Note this is the same document that had been the underlying issue for the entirety of the divorce proceedings- Mr. Voytas did not want The Court to enter that judgement according to Missouri Law because it would be enforceable, and pre- and post-nuptial agreements are not the equivalent of The Court’s Final Divorce Judgement. - When Mr. Hamilton asked about The Parties’ Post-Nuptial Agreement, I told him that The Parties disagreed because I requested a Marital Property Settlement- which was the same document that Mr. Hamilton was referring to as part of a “complete divorce judgement”. (audio/transcript 05:31-05:53 minute-mark). -I informed Mr. Hamilton that I wanted to sell the home at the time of divorce, but that Mr. Cavanagh and Mr. Voytas were preventing The Court from entering a property judgement. I stated they claimed The Court didn’t need to participate in the division of The Parties’ liabilities and assets and just needed to enter a divorce decree, resulting in the ongoing litigation preventing a sale (audio/transcript 07:25-07:52 minute-mark). -I provided Mr. Hamilton a copy of my outstanding Emergency Motion For Relief From Judgement Or Order In Accordance With Missouri Rule 74.06 filed on 01/13/23 in Judge Ott’s Division. I told him that there was a hearing scheduled for 02/22/23 that would impact any other step that could be taken forward (audio/transcript 07:52 - 08:23 minute-mark). -Mr. Hamilton told me that his realtor could sell the house and The Court keep the funds while The Parties continued to litigate the matter. I informed him that would cause my sons and I to be homeless because I had to be able to identify my liabilities and assets (audio/transcript 08:45-08:55 minute-mark). -I explained in detail to Mr. Hamilton that I wanted to sell the marital home since the time the divorce petition was filed, but that I couldn’t do it without a legally enforceable Marital Property Settlement Agreement and that my ex-husband, Attorney Richard A. Voytas, was doing everything in his power to prevent that,
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