Oksana's attempt through lawyer Liotta at being the Petitioner from DC
This was not properly served

Frederick's address is 1000 University Manor A28, Fairfield, Iowa 52556 and no papers were served on Frederick.  Frederick's tenants reported 2 strange ladies who trespassed on his rental property at 806 N 4th Street and left a notice with the word "divorce" checked on the cover page.  A visitor to the house called 911 and Fairfield Police Good and Smith picked up the paper and took it to the police station.  A report was made:   The processes servers did not accomplish a proper "Substituted Service" on Frederick, if this was their intent.  They failed to show that personal service was impractical, as required by Iowa law.

641-472-4146 Fairfield Police, Jefferson County Law Center. County Attorney Patrick J. McAvan has the papers currently.

It may have been one of the process servers in Iowa - http://www.serve-now.com/process-server/Iowa
If they claim proper service, they should be reprimanded.  Angelina from Ottumwa.

There is one Google entry for "process server Ottumwa"
LEGAL DELIVERIES PROCESS SVC

210 Tisdale
P.O. box 941
Ottumwa, IA
52501-2210
641-684-4604
641-683-7772 fax

Reasons the Service was Improper

1. It was allegedly performed around 8:30 pm, about 3 hours after Frederick's service to Oksana was performed at 5:15pm, indicating that this was a feeble retaliatory service.

2. It was not done at the proper address.  Frederick's home is 1000 University Manor.  The alleged service was at 806 North 4th Street, a rental property inhabited by tenants.

3. A non-tenant visitor at the house called the Fairfield Police, who retrieved the papers and and forwarded them to the County Attorney for possession.

4. The name of the person allegedly served must appear on the documentation.  No name was provided.

5. A Substituted Service must be followed by a Certified Letter to the intended recipient.  This was never done.
Iowa Code 2003: Section 714.16: "The mailing thereof by registered mail to the last known place of business, residence or abode within or without this state of such person for whom the same is intended."

6. Oksana's service was done with knowledge that there was a pending action in Iowa.  She knew she had just been served, and her lawyer did too.  DC requires that petitions of divorce not be served if the petitioner knows there is a pending action elsewhere.  A false statement was thus committed.  She may not have known of Frederick's intent to divorce on July 24, 2007, but she definitely knew when she had it served in the evening of July 31, 2007 - hours after having been served in DC by Frederick. 

7. Oksana claims to be a resident of Washington DC, on 510 N Street, SW.  This was not a true address for her.  She is a resident of Virginia, and has not set foot on the property, even as a guest, since June 20, 2007.  She visited Frederick at that address, but never had a lease.  Frederick permitted Oksana to receive mail there, as a courtesy to his wife.

    Oksana was never more than a short term guest.   Guests for longer than 2 weeks which would require a Guest Permit as required by the Harbour Square Cooperative House Rules.

    Suite N32 is an Efficiency Unit, which is authorized only for one person by the Harbour Square Cooperative House Rules, and that is Frederick.

    Frederick rented the unit to Robert Stone, Esq since August 16, 2006.

8. The District of Columbia requires someone to be a bona fide resident, as proven by a lease or ownership papers, in order to file for divorce in DC.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

----- Original Message -----
From: "Rick Shaddock" <rick@cicorp.com>
To: <PaulMiller@Lisco.com>
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2007 10:17 PM
Subject: Status of papers attempted to be served, at Pat McAvan's office, Angelina the process server from Ottumwa

 

>I found out that process servers named Angela and Bonnie from Ottumwa
> were trying to serve the papers that were left on the back lawn at my rental
> property 806 North 4th.  A friend of one of my tenants called the Fairfield
> police to pick them up.  She emailed me a description (see below).
>
> The papers were taken by Officers Good and Smith took them to the station.
> Officer Good informed me by phone that they forwarded them on to County
> Attorney Patrick J. McAvan.  He has them at his office if you think it is
> advisable for us to see them.  Otherwise, we can consider them not served.
>
> Oksana's attorney Robert Liotta should know that they were not properly
> served by substitution.    If a certified mail is required following a
> subsitution service, that requirement was not met either.  I have received
> no notices regarding certified mail.
>
> If Angela tries to claim to the DC Court that she properly served me with
> divorce papers, she may be putting her license in jeopardy.
>
> If Liotta claims that he followed proper procedures, he may be inviting a
> complaint to the DC Bar association.  It was probably Liotta who called
> the process servers, upon hearing that Oksana was professionally and
> directly served.  Instead of respecting this, he tried a "trick" to claim
> that I was served first.  This is  questionable behavior by an Officer of
> the Court.  In addition, he is pressuring Oksana towards divorce,
> probably so that he makes more money.
>
> Oksana is not totally committed to a divorce, as Liotta claims.  She and I
> are going on a vacation this coming weekend, either to NY City or
> the beach.
>
> According to the Fairfield Court House office, Judge Morrison will return
> August 20th, and would see my form FL-101 at that time.  I have advised
> Oksana to turn in her response form FL-115 as soon as possible, in order to
> avoid a default judgment.  I have made a Motion for Judge Morrison to
> require marriage counseling for 90 days, before issuing a divorce decree.
>
> She just sent me a text message saying she would like to stay at our
> house or condo for some rest, relaxation and meditation during the
> counseling.  She wants a room in the Fairfield house or condo as a
> studio for doing her painting.  That is totally fine with me.  I have also
> offered her a Pancha Karma health treatment at The Raj.
>
> Frederick Shaddock
> 641-472-5830
> 202-829-4444 cell
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Friend of Tenant

> To: <rick@cicorp.com>
> Sent: Monday, August 06, 2007 9:23 PM
>
>
>> Dark, black hair,in a page, bob haircut.
>> Real white skin with dark ,red lipstick.
>> Squezed, thin, brown eyes.
>> Heavily built, around 5 feet 4 inches.
>> Her name is Bonnie.
>>
>>The other person was also heavily built, tall.
>>She had blond, wavy hair.
>>She was younger, maybe around 30.
>>Angela
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