Monday, July 30, 2012

Answer to a Question from Scott Evans and the significance of lacking jurisdiction/Sodini notices

Question from Scott Evans:

Gloria,
That was an excellent recap of the first few months of the case.  It is chilling to read. 
It begs the question, something Tim said a year ago, about going back to the beginning. 
Are there Court actions that can be entered into given the string of not just technically wrong, but completely incorrect actions by the opposing lawyers? 
I bring it up because of all the emphasis on the Sodini aspect of the relatives not being properly noticed, events which followed the ones you just wrote about by only several months.  To me, they appear to be more provable, more serious, more compelling, more powerful than Sodini.  Do these glaring gaffs that you refer to have a name, a case law background?   
Since Sodini can be brought up almost 3 years after the fact, can’t these other issues? 
I did a REPLY ALL on this in order to garner wider responses and ideas.  ~Scott

Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2012 10:35:48 -0700
From: kenditkowsky@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: Sykes Case Jurisdiction
To: scottcevans@hotmail.com; joanne@denisonlaw.com
CC: elaine@abusiveguardianships.com; glduncan@bellsouth.net; michiganadvocacyproject@gmail.com; lisabokesch@aol.com; k_bakken@att.net; timlahrman@aol.com
The significance of Sodini is jurisdiction.   Without jurisdiction everything done in the Sykes case is void.   The guardian ad litem are ‘de facto’ and therefore as there is no guardianship their actions are unauthorized.   As there is no jurisdiction their is no guardian ship.  No guardianship means that the drilling of the safety deposit box was not authorized and was a garden variety larceny by trick.    Citatons to discover assets are also ‘ultra vires’ and therefore all this nonsense of questioning Gloria as to her assets, seizing her assets is just garden variety common law fraud, theft, false imprisonment and criminal contempt of court.
Similarly the non-inventory of the assets removed from the safety deposit box is theft!   In addition as the mails were used to commit the fraud our friends are guilty of 18 USCA 1341 (mail fraud).    There are least two predicate action and therefore the government can charge each with RICO.    Of course, theft as well as breach of fiduciary relationship are taxable events.   All of our friends are guilty of conspiracy to evade the United States Income taxes    Carolyn is guilty of tax fraud.
Keeping Mary against her will is kidnapping on the criminal side and false imprisonment on the civil side.
On the other hand, had the Sodini notices been given the guardians have 100% absolute immunity.  Farenga and Stern have discretion as to what they report to the Court, and the Court can issue ‘wrong and unjust orders’ until the cows come home.  Sodini is the lynch pin!
With two of the three necessary close relatives filing affidavits that they did not receive the 14 day notices required to obtain jurisdiction over Mary and her estate any judge who takes his/her duties seriously would order an investigation.  Most judges do not like to enter orders that are beyond their jurisdiction.
What makes this case the ‘son of greylord’ is the fact that every judge has had the jurisdictional issue raised and each avoided the issue liket he plague.   The lawyers who are presumed to know the law admit that the Sondini protections were not afforded to Mary and ‘no one cares.’   An honest investigation would find out why the Judges are reluctant to determine if they had jurisdiction!    An honest investigation would require Carolyn to produce the inventory that Mary kept in the safety deposit box.   An honest investigation would find out why Farenga, Stern, Schmiedel, et al. are so afraid to participate in the investigation and why they mislead the Court on a regular basis.   An honest investigation would look into Judge Connors dates in December 2009.
Sodini goes back to Day One.   If Sodini was not complied with each of the guardians (including the GALs) is guilty of theft etc.
from Atty Ken Ditkowsky

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