Case Type:
Paternity
Date Filed:
4/24/2002
Location:
Div 38
UCN:
482002DR006249A001OX
Judge:
Patricia A Doherty
Status:
Closed - SRS
Citation Number:
Appear By Date
SHEILA J SHAW Petitioner Atty BARBARA JONES 407-849-113
CARLOS A GONZALEZ Respondent RUSSELL
Atty
HERSHKOWITZ
And
Case
Case Header
Case Type:
Paternity DOR
Date Filed:
8/29/2005
Location:
Div 42
UCN:
482005DR014270A001OX
Judge:
Heather P Rodriguez
Status:
Reopened Other
Citation Number:
Appear By Date:
Case Type:
Paternity DOR
Date Filed:
8/29/2005
Location:
Div 42
UCN:
482005DR014270A001OX
Judge:
Heather P Rodriguez
Status:
Reopened Other
Citation Number:
Appear By Date:
Name Type Attorney Atty Phone
SHEILA JOCELYN SHAW Petitioner
SHEILA JOCELYN SHAW Petitioner
Atty BARBARA JONES 407-849-1133
CARLOS ALBERTO GONZALEZ
CARLOS ALBERTO GONZALEZ
REGARDING
Abuse of Process:
I
Abuse of Process is an intentional tort of Misuse of Legal Procedure. Abuse of Process involves the knowing misuse of public access to courts. Tort law defines Abuse of Process as a misuse or perversion of the court procedure and due process without grounds for legal action. Process refers to the summons or subpoena from the court.
This is a distinct allegation, as it specifically refers to the reports issued by the court and their proper use - it does not necessarily indicate frivolous litigation, though it may be part of a similar series of Misuses of Legal Procedure.
- See more at: http://tort.laws.com/misuse-of-legal-procedure#sthash.DHv9LA6E.dpuf
THE HARASSMENT ESCULATED THROUGH MY CHILDREN'S ENROLLMENT IN GOVERNMENTALLY REGULATED HOME EDUCATION OR NONTRADITION, NONRESIDENTIAL PROGRAM FROM INDIANA TO FLORIDA, WITH LIES ABOUT TRAUNCY, FALSE REPORTS UNTIL IT MANIFESTED TO FALSE KIDNAPPING AND VIOLENT CRIMES TO FIT THE FL STATE CHAPTER 39, "risk of harm"
@GovAcctProj #misconduct #corruption #child improper purpose,goo.gl/h9wjQr 775.0844 Aggravated w c. …llarcrimecentercomplaint.blogspot.com/?m=1
Section 210401 of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 (Police Misconduct Provision), 42 U.S.C. § 14141,
PUBLIC CORRUPTION & WHITE COLLAR CRIMINAL ACTIVITY TO AID & ABET CRIMINAL NONSUPPORT EVASION- ABATEMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT RECOVERY BY PERSONAL FRAUD TORTS, LIBEL & SLANDER, PAS PARENTAL ALIENATION SYNDROME & HATE CRIMES, IMPROPER PURPOSE OF DEFAMATION
http://whitecollarcrimecentercomplaint.blogspot.com/
WHEREAS BOTH DADS WERE IN CHILD SUPPORT RECOVERY PROCEEDINGS, COLLECTIONS FOR MORE THAN THREE YEARS IN BOTH CASES. MISUSE OF OFFICE AND WHITE COLLAR CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR AS
DEFINED BY THE STATE OF FLORIDA AS AGGRAVATED WHITE COLLAR CRIMES AND BY FEDERAL AND NATIONAL REGULATORY LAWS - Understanding white collar crime Hazel Croall
https://www.mheducation.co.uk/openup/chapters/0335204279.pdf
Petitioner submits this Notice of Related Cases as required by Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.545(d). A related case may be an open or closed civil, criminal, guardianship, domestic violence, juvenile delinquency, juvenile dependency, or domestic relations case. A case is “related” to this family law case if it involves any of the same parties, children, or issues and it is pending at the time the party files a family case; if it affects the court’s jurisdiction to proceed; if an order in the related case may conflict with an order on the same issues in the new case; or if an order in the new case may conflict with an order in the earlier litigation.
http://www.flcourts.org/core/fileparse.php/293/urlt/900h.pdf
CONSOLIDATION OF RELATED CASES BEFORE ONE JUDGE. If cases assigned to a judge are related because of either a common question of law or fact or any other prospective duplication in the prosecution or resolution of the cases, a party may move to consolidate the cases for any or all purposes in accord with Rule 42.Fed.R.Civ.P., or Rule 13, Fed.R.Cr.P. The moving party shall file a notice of filing the motion to consolidate, including a copy of the motion to consolidate, in each related case. If the presiding judge determines that the same magistrate judge should preside in some or all respects in some or all of the consolidated cases, the Clerk shall assign the magistrate judge assigned to the first-filed among the affected cases to preside in that respect in those cases. (d) All counsel of record in any case have a continuing duty promptly to inform the Court and counsel of the existence of any other case within the purview of this rule, as well as the existence of any similar or related case or proceeding pending before any other court or administrative agency. Counsel shall notify the Court by filing and serving a “Notice of Pendency of Related Actions” that identifies and describes any related case.
http://www.floridabar.org/TFB/TFBResources.nsf/Attachments/F854D695BA7136B085257316005E7DE7/$FILE/Judicial.pdf
Pick Up Order
http://www.flcourts.org/core/fileparse.php/293/urlt/941e.pdf
change of venue
RULE 2.260. CHANGE OF VENUE
page 73 http://goo.gl/Ku39a0
(d) Judicial Notice of Municipal Ordinances. The judges of the county courts may take judicial notice of any municipal ordinance if a certified copy of the ordinance has been filed in the office of the clerk of circuit court or, in those counties having a clerk of the county court, filed in that office, and if a certified copy of the ordinance is presented to the court. (e) Style of Municipal Ordinance Cases. All prosecutions for violations of municipal ordinances in county court shall have the following style: City of .................... v. ....................
principal cases of origin Indiana associated complaint regarding dissolution/http://goo.gl/RvP2US
WHITE COLLAR OR OCCUPATIONAL DEVIANCE FROM THE ONSET OF CASES, THROUGHOUT 1999 thru 2011
MOCKERY AND UNCONCIONABLE DELAYS TRIAL ERROR,
1.2.B. Administrative Advocacy
Administrative advocacy can take a variety of forms in connection with agency adjudication, rule-making and investigation./7/ Numerous federal and state benefit programs have procedures for the administrative appeal of adverse decisions. The advocate should evaluate whether these procedures comport with principles of due process and determine whether the administrative appeal is a mandatory or permissive prerequisite to judicial review. These administrative appeal procedures should permit the advocate to review the administrative record, to present documents and testimony in a hearing before a neutral decisionmaker and to question agency representatives. Some procedures have required or permitted options available to mediate the dispute.
In addition to having quasi-judicial procedures for enforcement of a statute, many agencies have procedures for filing administrative complaints or requests that an agency commence an investigation into questioned practices. The advocate should determine whether the agency has formal or informal processes for such filings and assemble a compelling factual case to persuade the agency to exercise its discretion to review or investigate the matter at issue. Advocates may file comments in response to notices of proposed federal or state rule-making, and many administrative procedure acts permit the filing of requests to commence a rule-making./8/
Administrative advocacy can be informal. Advocates can contact agency personnel and their supervisors, up to the agency head or attorney or general counsel. Call agency contacts who have agreed with your position, or are at least open-minded, to see if they are willing to take official or unofficial action. A local administrator is often surprisingly amenable to changing a local practice if the local agency knows that its federal or state oversight agency is supportive of the change. Even if unsuccessful, informal administrative advocacy can serve as informal discovery of the agency’s position. Keep careful records of your conversations and commit the agency’s position to writing when possible. If agency positions conflict with legislative directives, advocates or their clients/9/ may notify the relevant legislator or legislative committee chair to bring the matter to their attention. Questions from legislative staff may prompt the agency to reconsider its position or interpretation. Typically, legislative staff requests are color-coded and given the highest priority.
Abuse of Process:
I
Abuse of Process is an intentional tort of Misuse of Legal Procedure. Abuse of Process involves the knowing misuse of public access to courts. Tort law defines Abuse of Process as a misuse or perversion of the court procedure and due process without grounds for legal action. Process refers to the summons or subpoena from the court.
This is a distinct allegation, as it specifically refers to the reports issued by the court and their proper use - it does not necessarily indicate frivolous litigation, though it may be part of a similar series of Misuses of Legal Procedure.
- See more at: http://tort.laws.com/misuse-of-legal-procedure#sthash.DHv9LA6E.dpuf
THE HARASSMENT ESCULATED THROUGH MY CHILDREN'S ENROLLMENT IN GOVERNMENTALLY REGULATED HOME EDUCATION OR NONTRADITION, NONRESIDENTIAL PROGRAM FROM INDIANA TO FLORIDA, WITH LIES ABOUT TRAUNCY, FALSE REPORTS UNTIL IT MANIFESTED TO FALSE KIDNAPPING AND VIOLENT CRIMES TO FIT THE FL STATE CHAPTER 39, "risk of harm"
@GovAcctProj #misconduct #corruption #child improper purpose,goo.gl/h9wjQr 775.0844 Aggravated w c. …llarcrimecentercomplaint.blogspot.com/?m=1
Section 210401 of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 (Police Misconduct Provision), 42 U.S.C. § 14141,
PUBLIC CORRUPTION & WHITE COLLAR CRIMINAL ACTIVITY TO AID & ABET CRIMINAL NONSUPPORT EVASION- ABATEMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT RECOVERY BY PERSONAL FRAUD TORTS, LIBEL & SLANDER, PAS PARENTAL ALIENATION SYNDROME & HATE CRIMES, IMPROPER PURPOSE OF DEFAMATION
http://whitecollarcrimecentercomplaint.blogspot.com/
WHEREAS BOTH DADS WERE IN CHILD SUPPORT RECOVERY PROCEEDINGS, COLLECTIONS FOR MORE THAN THREE YEARS IN BOTH CASES. MISUSE OF OFFICE AND WHITE COLLAR CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR AS
DEFINED BY THE STATE OF FLORIDA AS AGGRAVATED WHITE COLLAR CRIMES AND BY FEDERAL AND NATIONAL REGULATORY LAWS - Understanding white collar crime Hazel Croall
https://www.mheducation.co.uk/openup/chapters/0335204279.pdf
Petitioner submits this Notice of Related Cases as required by Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.545(d). A related case may be an open or closed civil, criminal, guardianship, domestic violence, juvenile delinquency, juvenile dependency, or domestic relations case. A case is “related” to this family law case if it involves any of the same parties, children, or issues and it is pending at the time the party files a family case; if it affects the court’s jurisdiction to proceed; if an order in the related case may conflict with an order on the same issues in the new case; or if an order in the new case may conflict with an order in the earlier litigation.
http://www.flcourts.org/core/fileparse.php/293/urlt/900h.pdf
CONSOLIDATION OF RELATED CASES BEFORE ONE JUDGE. If cases assigned to a judge are related because of either a common question of law or fact or any other prospective duplication in the prosecution or resolution of the cases, a party may move to consolidate the cases for any or all purposes in accord with Rule 42.Fed.R.Civ.P., or Rule 13, Fed.R.Cr.P. The moving party shall file a notice of filing the motion to consolidate, including a copy of the motion to consolidate, in each related case. If the presiding judge determines that the same magistrate judge should preside in some or all respects in some or all of the consolidated cases, the Clerk shall assign the magistrate judge assigned to the first-filed among the affected cases to preside in that respect in those cases. (d) All counsel of record in any case have a continuing duty promptly to inform the Court and counsel of the existence of any other case within the purview of this rule, as well as the existence of any similar or related case or proceeding pending before any other court or administrative agency. Counsel shall notify the Court by filing and serving a “Notice of Pendency of Related Actions” that identifies and describes any related case.
http://www.floridabar.org/TFB/TFBResources.nsf/Attachments/F854D695BA7136B085257316005E7DE7/$FILE/Judicial.pdf
Pick Up Order
http://www.flcourts.org/core/fileparse.php/293/urlt/941e.pdf
change of venue
RULE 2.260. CHANGE OF VENUE
page 73 http://goo.gl/Ku39a0
(d) Judicial Notice of Municipal Ordinances. The judges of the county courts may take judicial notice of any municipal ordinance if a certified copy of the ordinance has been filed in the office of the clerk of circuit court or, in those counties having a clerk of the county court, filed in that office, and if a certified copy of the ordinance is presented to the court. (e) Style of Municipal Ordinance Cases. All prosecutions for violations of municipal ordinances in county court shall have the following style: City of .................... v. ....................
principal cases of origin Indiana associated complaint regarding dissolution/http://goo.gl/RvP2US
WHITE COLLAR OR OCCUPATIONAL DEVIANCE FROM THE ONSET OF CASES, THROUGHOUT 1999 thru 2011
MOCKERY AND UNCONCIONABLE DELAYS TRIAL ERROR,
1.2.B. Administrative Advocacy
Administrative advocacy can take a variety of forms in connection with agency adjudication, rule-making and investigation./7/ Numerous federal and state benefit programs have procedures for the administrative appeal of adverse decisions. The advocate should evaluate whether these procedures comport with principles of due process and determine whether the administrative appeal is a mandatory or permissive prerequisite to judicial review. These administrative appeal procedures should permit the advocate to review the administrative record, to present documents and testimony in a hearing before a neutral decisionmaker and to question agency representatives. Some procedures have required or permitted options available to mediate the dispute.
In addition to having quasi-judicial procedures for enforcement of a statute, many agencies have procedures for filing administrative complaints or requests that an agency commence an investigation into questioned practices. The advocate should determine whether the agency has formal or informal processes for such filings and assemble a compelling factual case to persuade the agency to exercise its discretion to review or investigate the matter at issue. Advocates may file comments in response to notices of proposed federal or state rule-making, and many administrative procedure acts permit the filing of requests to commence a rule-making./8/
Administrative advocacy can be informal. Advocates can contact agency personnel and their supervisors, up to the agency head or attorney or general counsel. Call agency contacts who have agreed with your position, or are at least open-minded, to see if they are willing to take official or unofficial action. A local administrator is often surprisingly amenable to changing a local practice if the local agency knows that its federal or state oversight agency is supportive of the change. Even if unsuccessful, informal administrative advocacy can serve as informal discovery of the agency’s position. Keep careful records of your conversations and commit the agency’s position to writing when possible. If agency positions conflict with legislative directives, advocates or their clients/9/ may notify the relevant legislator or legislative committee chair to bring the matter to their attention. Questions from legislative staff may prompt the agency to reconsider its position or interpretation. Typically, legislative staff requests are color-coded and given the highest priority.
Date Description Pages Doc Request
Doc
7/10/2013 Letter
Comments: w/att
12
3/19/2013 Notice of Change of Address 1
1/1/2007 Case Reassigned to Division
Comments: Case Reassigned to Division|CASE REASSIGNED TO JUDGE 38
2/11/2005 Notice
Comments: Notice|NOTICE OF CONCLUSION OF REPRESENTATION
11/10/2004 Final Order of Dismissal After Hearing
Comments: Final Order of Dismissal After Hearing|FINAL ORDER OF DISMISSAL AFTER HEARING RECORDED
9/24/2004 Court Minutes
Comments: Court Minutes|MINUTES HEARING
9/24/2004 Affidavit
Comments: Affidavit|AFFIDAVIT TO TERMINATE PARENTAL RIGHTS
9/13/2004 Pluries Summons Unserved
Comments: Pluries Summons Unserved|8TH PLURIES SUMMONS UNSERVED
7/28/2004 Pluries Summons Served
Comments: Pluries Summons Served|7TH PLURIES SUM SVD 6/22/2004
7/27/2004 Notice of Hearing
Comments: Notice of Hearing|NOTICE OF HEARING [09/24/2004] 09:00 A.M.
7/16/2004 Motion to Dismiss
Comments: Motion to Dismiss|MOTION TO DISMISS
7/14/2004 Notice of Unavailability
Comments: Notice of Unavailability|NOTICE OF NON-AVAILABILITY (ATTY HERSHKOWITZ)
7/14/2004 Notice Appearance of Counsel
Comments: Notice Appearance of Counsel|NOTICE OF APPEARANCE OF COUNSEL (ATTY HERSHKOWITZ)
7/1/2004 Affidavit of Lost/Destroyed Instrument
Comments: Affidavit of Lost/Destroyed Instrument|AFFIDAVIT OF LOST SUMMONS
7/1/2004 Pluries Summons Issued
Comments: Pluries Summons Issued|8TH PLURIES SUMMONS ISSUED
4/16/2004 Pluries Summons Issued
Comments: Pluries Summons Issued|7TH PLURIES SUMMONS ISSUED
1/6/2004 Returned Mail
Comments: Returned Mail|RETURNED MAIL OF
12/26/2003 Certificate of Mailing
Comments: Certificate of Mailing|CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
12/26/2003 Affidavit
Comments: Affidavit|AFFIDAVIT OF DILIGENT SEARCH & INQUIRY
12/26/2003 Notice of Action Issued
Comments: Notice of Action Issued|NOTICE SUIT 1 PUB (1) MLD RET: 2/5/04
10/13/2003 Pluries Summons Unserved
Comments: Pluries Summons Unserved|6TH PLURIES SUMMONS UNSERVED
9/12/2003 Pluries Summons Issued
Comments: Pluries Summons Issued|6TH PLURIES SUMMONS ISSUED
9/3/2003 Pluries Summons Unserved
Comments: Pluries Summons Unserved|5TH PLURIES SUMMONS UNSERVED
9/3/2003 Affidavit
Comments: Affidavit|AFFIDAVIT AND MOTION FOR WAIVER OF FEES FOR PETITION FO MOTION DEFAULT
9/3/2003 Motion
Comments: Motion |AMENDMENT TO MOTION FOR DEFAULT MOTION TO ESTABLISH PATERNITY ETC
9/3/2003 Motion for Default
Comments: Motion for Default|MOTION FOR DEFAULT (NOT ENTERED/NO RETURN OF SERVICE)
9/3/2003 Affidavit
Comments: Affidavit|AFFIDAVIT AND MOTION FOR WAIVER OF FEES FOR PETITION FO MOTION DEFAULT
9/3/2003 Motion
Comments: Motion |MOTION TO AMEND MOTION FOR DEFAULT
9/3/2003 Motion for Default
Comments: Motion for Default|MOTION FOR DEFAULT (NOT ENTERED/NO RETURN OF SERVICE)
8/4/2003 Pluries Summons Issued
Comments: Pluries Summons Issued|5TH PLURIES SUMMONS ISSUED
7/31/2003 Request for Admissions
Comments: Request for Admissions |AMENDED REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
6/9/2003 Pluries Summons Unserved
Comments: Pluries Summons Unserved|4TH PLURIES SUMMONS UNSERVED
5/21/2003 Pluries Summons Issued
Comments: Pluries Summons Issued|4TH PLURIES SUMMONS ISSUED
5/1/2003 Third Party Summons
Comments: Third Party Summons |3rd plurries SUMMONS RETURNED UNSERVED
2/11/2003 Pluries Summons Issued
Comments: Pluries Summons Issued|3RD PLURIES SUMMONS ISSUED
12/26/2002 Pluries Summons Served
Comments: Pluries Summons Served|2ND PLURIES SUM SVD 11/21/2002 RET: 12/11/2002
11/8/2002 Pluries Summons Issued
Comments: Pluries Summons Issued|2ND PLURIES SUMMONS ISSUED
9/24/2002 Pluries Summons Unserved
Comments: Pluries Summons Unserved|PLURIES SUMMONS UNSERVED
8/30/2002 Pluries Summons Issued
Comments: Pluries Summons Issued|PLURIES SUMMONS ISSUED
7/29/2002 Summons Returned
Comments: Summons Returned|ALIAS SUMMONS RETURNED UNSERVED
7/3/2002 Alias Summons Issued
Comments: Alias Summons Issued|ALIAS SUMMONS ISSUED
5/15/2002 Summons Returned
Comments: Summons Returned|SUMMONS UNSERVED
4/24/2002 Summons Issued
Comments: Summons Issued|SUMMONS ISSUED
4/24/2002 Affidavit of Non Military Service
Comments: Affidavit of Non Military Service|AFFIDAVIT OF NON MILITARY SERVICE
4/24/2002 Request for Admissions
Comments: Request for Admissions |REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
4/24/2002 Affidavit of Need
Comments: Affidavit of Need|AFFIDAVIT OF NEED
4/24/2002 Certificate of Compliance
Comments: Certificate of Compliance|CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
4/24/2002 Financial Affidavit
Comments: Financial Affidavit|FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
4/24/2002 Civil Cover Sheet
Comments: Civil Cover Sheet|CIVIL COVER SHEET FILED
4/24/2002 Petition
Comments: Petition|PETITION FILED
4/24/2002 Initial Judge Assigned
Comments: Initial Judge Assigned|INITIAL JUDGE ASSIGNED MACKINNON, C Z 30
VOR (Viewable on Request)
Certain case documents contain sensitive or personally identifiable information that must be manually redacted before they are viewable by the general public. Documents listed in the Docket Events section as VOR are public documents that require further redaction by Clerk.
Case
Doc
4/14/2015 Motion to Vacate
Comments: final judgement relating to child custody/contested child custody
10
4/14/2015 Notice
Comments: of related cases
3
7/3/2013 Letter
Comments: w/att
5
3/19/2013 Notice of Change of Address 1
8/7/2012 Letter
Comments: to Judge Evans (Faxed) w/attached Re: Child Support
11
5/7/2012 Birth Certificate
Comments: as to Male Child
1
5/7/2012 Motion
Comments: for writ of Habeas Corpus contesting custody order/Modification of visitation w/att (Re-Closed 5/15/12)
107
5/7/2012 Civil Cover Sheet 2
4/2/2012 Notice of Change of Address 1
4/2/2012 Motion
Comments: for writ habeas corpus contesting custodu order w/att (Re-Closed 5/15/12)
74
12/5/2011 Letter
Comments: Amended Letter/Writ of Habeas Corpus to Hearing Officer/Court
3
11/14/2011 Notice of Change of Address 1
9/14/2011 Writ of Habeas Corpus
Comments: contempt of court order w/att (Re-Closed 09/19/11)
9
9/12/2011 Writ of Habeas Corpus
Comments: contempt of court order w/att (Re-Closed 09/19/11)
9
9/12/2011 Writ of Habeas Corpus
Comments: contempt of court order w/att (Re-Closed 09/19/11)
9
4/6/2011 Returned Mail 2
3/28/2011 Child Support Information Sheet 1
3/28/2011 Certified Notice of Delinquent Support 1
3/28/2011 Notice to Depository
Comments: Request for Multiple Adjustments to Collections
1
3/28/2011 Supplemental Financial Statement 1
3/28/2011 Court Minutes 1
3/22/2011 Returned Mail 2
3/11/2011 Motion Set Arrears/Repayment
Comments: and Notice of Hearing on 3/28/11 @ 8am in Rm 540 (Re-Closed 03/30/11)
1
2/24/2011 Notice of Change of Address 1
2/24/2011 Memorandum
Comments: from Office of the Attorney General Re: Prosecutive Guidelines & Procedures for Child Support Recovery Act of 1992
7
2/24/2011 Copy/Copies
Comments: of Child Support and Federal Law
6
2/23/2011 Answer 6
2/18/2011 Alias Summons Returned Served
Comments: 7/28/10
5
1/14/2011 Returned Mail 2
1/4/2011 Notice of Hearing
Comments: 2/14/11 @ 8am
1
1/4/2011 Motion Set Arrears/Repayment
Comments: Reserved (reclosed 2/17/11)
1
11/29/2010 Notice of Change of Address 1
10/22/2010 Order for Income Deduction 1
10/19/2010 Court Minutes 1
10/19/2010 Exhibit(s)
Comments: Pet #1 (Supplemental Financial Statement)
2
10/19/2010 Exhibit(s)
Comments: Pet #2 (Support Guidelines Worksheet)
2
10/19/2010 Child Support Information Sheet 2
10/19/2010 Child Support Information Sheet 1
10/8/2010 Returned Mail 2
9/20/2010 Order for Non Jury Trial
Comments: 10/19/10 @ 1pm. Rm.540
1
9/17/2010 Notice for Trial
Comments: Non-Jury
1
8/12/2010 Response
Comments: with Regards to Summons Received Regarding Child Support
2
6/14/2010 Alias Summons Issued 4
4/9/2010 Summons Returned Unserved 5
12/17/2009 Summons Issued
Comments: re: supplemental petition for support
4
12/17/2009 Certificate of Compliance 2
12/17/2009 Financial Affidavit 4
12/17/2009 Petition
Comments: supplemental for support & other relief (Re-Closed 10/22/10)
4
12/17/2009 Request for Admissions
Comments: (supplemental support) to
1
11/1/2006 Notice of Change of Address
Comments: Notice of Change of Address|NOTICE CHANGE OF ADDRESS
9/28/2006 HRS673 to Bureau
Comments: HRS673 to Bureau|HRS673 TO BUREAU
7/19/2006 Letter
Comments: Letter|LETTER FILED TO JUDGE RE: CHILD SUPPORT
7/19/2006 Letter
Comments: Letter|LETTER FILED FROM JUDICIAL ASSISTANT
5/9/2006 Order for Income Deduction
Comments: Order for Income Deduction|ORDER FOR INCOME DEDUCTION
5/9/2006 Disposed by Non-Jury Trial
Comments: Disposed by Non-Jury Trial|DISPOSED BY NON JURY TRIAL
5/9/2006 Final Judgment
Comments: Final Judgment|FINAL JUDGMENT PATERNITY RECORDED
5/8/2006 HRS673 to Bureau
Comments: HRS673 to Bureau|HRS673 TO BUREAU
4/28/2006 Affidavit
Comments: Affidavit|FINANCIAL STATEMENT
4/28/2006 Affidavit
Comments: Affidavit|STATE CASE REGISTRY INFORMATION
4/28/2006 Court Minutes
Comments: Court Minutes|MINUTES HEARING
3/29/2006 Order for Non Jury Trial
Comments: Order for Non Jury Trial|ORDER FOR NON JURY TRIAL [04/28/2006] 08:00 A.M.
3/29/2006 Notice of Hearing
Comments: Notice of Hearing|NOTICE OF HEARING * 04/28/2006 08:00 A.M.
3/29/2006 Notice for Trial
Comments: Notice for Trial|NOTICE FOR NON JURY TRIAL
3/29/2006 Request to Produce
Comments: Request to Produce|REQUEST TO PRODUCE TO
3/28/2006 Request for Admissions
Comments: Request for Admissions |REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS TO
3/28/2006 Notice of Filing HLA Tissue Typing
Comments: Notice of Filing HLA Tissue Typing|NOTICE FILING HLA TISSUE TYPING
2/9/2006 Notice
Comments: Notice|NTS OF PARENTAGE TESTING APPOINTMENT 03/01/06 @ 1:20 P.M.
1/10/2006 HRS673 to Bureau
Comments: HRS673 to Bureau|HRS673 TO BUREAU
1/5/2006 Court Minutes
Comments: Court Minutes|MINUTES HEARING
1/5/2006 Financial Affidavit
Comments: Financial Affidavit|SUPPLEMENTAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
1/5/2006 Child Support Information Sheet
Comments: Child Support Information Sheet|CHILD SUPPORT INFORMATION SHEET
1/5/2006 Child Support Information Sheet
Comments: Child Support Information Sheet|CHILD SUPPORT INFORMATION SHEET
12/6/2005 Notice of Hearing
Comments: Notice of Hearing|NOTICE OF HEARING * 01/05/2006 09:00 A.M.
12/6/2005 Order for Non Jury Trial
Comments: Order for Non Jury Trial|ORDER FOR NON JURY TRIAL [01/05/2006] 09:00 A.M.
12/6/2005 Request to Produce
Comments: Request to Produce|REQUEST TO PRODUCE TO
12/6/2005 Notice for Trial
Comments: Notice for Trial|NOTICE FOR NON JURY TRIAL
12/5/2005 Answer
Comments: Answer|ANSWER
10/31/2005 Summons Returned
Comments: Summons Returned|SUMMONS SERVED [10/10/2005]
10/31/2005 Summons Returned
Comments: Summons Returned|SUMMONS SERVED [10/10/2005]
10/27/2005 Answer Denying Allegations
Comments: Answer Denying Allegations|ANSWER DENYING ALLEGATIONS
8/29/2005 Summons Issued
Comments: Summons Issued|SUMMONS ISSUED
8/29/2005 Request for Admissions
Comments: Request for Admissions |REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS TO
8/29/2005 Certificate of Compliance
Comments: Certificate of Compliance|CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
8/29/2005 Financial Affidavit
Comments: Financial Affidavit|FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
8/29/2005 Notice of Social Security
Comments: Notice of Social Security|NOTICE OF SOCIAL SECURITY
8/29/2005 Civil Cover Sheet
Comments: Civil Cover Sheet|CIVIL COVER SHEET FILED
8/29/2005 Petition
Comments: Petition|PETITION - DOR
8/29/2005 Initial Judge Assigned
Comments: Initial Judge Assigned|INITIAL JUDGE ASSIGNED EVANS, ROBERT M 42
Under Florida Statute Section § 838.014(6) the term “public servant” means:
Any officer or employee of any state, county, municipal or special district agency or entity;
Any legislative or judicial officer or employee;
Any person, except a witness, who acts as a general or special magistrate, receiver, auditor, arbitrator, umpire, referee, consultant, or hearing officer while performing a governmental function.
Effective October 1, 2003, the statute was rewritten as section 838.022, Florida Statutes, and the former version of the Official Misconduct Statute Section 839.25, Florida Statutes, was repealed.
Types of Official Misconduct Charges in Florida
The elements of the crime of official misconduct include a showing that the person accused:
was a public servant;
acted with corrupt intent;
acted to obtain a benefit for any person, and
did one of the following acts related to an official record or document:
falsified, or caused another person to falsify, any official record or official document (subsection 838.022(A)(1));
concealed, covered up, destroyed, mutilated, or altered any official record or official document or caused another person to perform such an act (subsection 838.022(A)(2)); or
obstructed, delayed, or prevented the communication of information relating to the commission of a felony that directly involved or affected the public agency or public entity served by the public servant (subsection 838.022(A)(3)).
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