Case: 2025-CAB-000953
03-20-2025 at 900 AM in Remote Courtroom 400.
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Frederick Shaddock v. Oksana S. Shaddock
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Fred/case/Oksana/HarbourSquare/cotitle/DCCondoTitlePetitionOksana .pdf
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Fred/case/Oksana/HarbourSquare/cotitle/Notice of Hearing [Remote]03-20-2025at900.pdf
Fred/case/Oksana/HarbourSquare/cotitle/Petition.htm
Tenancy in common (TIC) is a legal arrangement where two or more people own a property together, but not necessarily equally. It's a type of joint ownership that can apply to residential or commercial properties.
"2. The parties were married when each property was purchased. That fact
establishes that the properties were marital when purchased."
However he refers to a corrupted PDF of a mythical "Quit Claim Deed on December
7, 2013", probably with a misused electronic signature. Petitioner rejects the
validity of such a document. He has refused since March 20 to show him a
corrected version.
However, The Property lost that status when Petitioner executed a Quit Claim Deed on December 7, 2013, for consideration, which not only quit-claimed in favor of Respondent but quit claimed "all the right, title, interest, claim or demand which the GRANTOR may have had in …" The Property. It further states: that "neither Grantor nor any other person claiming under him shall at any time claim or demand any right, title, or interest to the said tract of land or appurtenances." (See attached Quit Claim Deed)