IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIVIL DIVISION

FREDERICK SHADDOCK,
520 N Street SW, S-316, Washington, DC  20024
(Square 0503, Lot 0116).
Plaintiff,
v.
OKSANA SHEMET SHADDOCK,
520 N Street SW, S-316, Washington, DC  20024
Defendant

CASE NO. 2026-CAB-001539

MOTION FOR
TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER
AND PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION

 

 
COMES NOW, Plaintiff, FREDERICK SHADDOCK, respectfully moves this Honorable Court, for a Motion for Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction related to his Statement of Claim.

Plaintiff claims that Defendant is deliberately provoking physical confrontations in the marital condominium in order to call 911 and have Plaintiff arrested and removed from his home. Plaintiff seeks a Temporary Restraining Order prohibiting such conduct, prohibiting false police calls, and preserving peaceful co-occupation of the marital property.

  1. For over six months Defendant has deactivated Plaintiff’s key fob, equivalent to an extra-judicial lock out, denying him equal access to the marital condominium, up elevators, gym, and pool.
  2. This ongoing denial of access is causing continuing harm that will persist until a Court declares the condominium as clearly marital property and affirms Plaintiff's equal rights of occupancy.
  3. Although the Defendant signed the deed and has the right to vote for the Harbour Square Cooperative Board of Directors, nothing in the Bylaws permits the deed signing spouse to lock out or evict the other without due process under superceding DC Law.
  4. On April 9, 2026, after speaking on the phone with her attorney, Defendant became excessively belligerent and taunting. She called Plaintiff numerous profane names, repeatedly told him he was “not a man” in an attempt to provoke him into physically touching or pushing her. Plaintiff did not touch her or respond physically.
  5. Defendant then entered Plaintiff’s private room and closet and removed all of Plaintiff’s clothes and hangers. Plaintiff has video footage showing her doing this.
    Exhibit CCN26048428: https://Shaddock.net/Fred/case/Oksana/911/20260412HSOksEW
    https://photos.app.goo.gl/38UBXqZWrZWa7RWA7
  6. When Plaintiff demanded the return of his clothes, Defendant called 911 claiming to feel "threatened" as Plaintiff recorded her on his phone video camera. Four D.C. Police officers responded, interviewed both, and once again found no probable cause for arrest (CCN# 25048428).
  7. This was the 35th documented time Defendant has called the police with false or exaggerated claims. It is the 3rd visit for DC Police away from their important duties for public safety.  Plaintiff maintains a public log of these incidents at http://911FakeCalls.com. (ExhibitN_911NineOneOne_NonEmergencyCalls.pdf)
  8. For his own safety and to maintain peace, Plaintiff has a chain lock on his bedroom door from the inside and a keyed lock on his closet. The living room is divided by a Wall of Marital Peace, bookshelves and boxes into two separate rooms so the parties have the choice seeing each other, or not, as absence makes the heart grow fonder.
  9. Plaintiff is 70 years old and has suffered serious physical harm from the ongoing lockout and harassment, including stroke-like symptoms (inability to speak or remember recent events) and shaking hands.  Defendant has deactivated his fob required for elevators, gym, and pool for doctor-ordered exercise.
    (ExhibitAH_AffidavitOfHealthImpactOfNoFob.pdf)

Prayer for Relief

Plaintiff requests that the Court enter a Temporary Restraining Order prohibiting Defendant from:

Plaintiff further requests that the Court issue the following Marriage-Saving Equal Rights Statement:

“All properties acquired between the date of marriage (January 17, 2001) and the present are marital property. Both husband and wife have equal rights of occupancy. Neither party is permitted to exclude the other, change locks, deactivate key fobs, or demand eviction without due process of law. Neither party shall call, or threaten to call, the Police Emergency Service as a manipulation tactic, unless there is probable cause for an arrest as determined by the responding Police.

Each spouse shall maintain a ‘safe room’ in each of two marital properties (DC and Fairfield, Iowa) where they can have privacy to the exclusion of the other. The room may be rented by mutual consent, and returned from tenant within 2 weeks notice. In the DC condo, Oksana shall have exclusive use of the big bed room, plus common "neutral zone" room in the middle.  Frederick shall have use of the west half of the living room, separated from the eastern half by a row of tall book shelves called the Wall of Marital Peace. In their Fairfield Iowa house, Oksana shall have access to all common area rooms and exclusively the 2nd floor East Room with access to attic storage when in town.”

Each spouse has equal rights to drive the marital Mercedes Benz 190e in Fairfield Iowa maintained by Plaintiff, and the Mercedes Benz C230 maintained by Defendant in Washington, DC.

Plaintiff asks the Court to authorize the current room division (bookshelf wall) to remain in place to maintain peace pending final resolution.

Plaintiff requests that the Court order mediation to resolve the disputes going on since 2007..

Respectfully submitted,
/s/ Frederick J. Shaddock

Frederick J. Shaddock, Pro Se
520 N Street SW, Unit S-316
Washington, DC 20024
fred@shaddock.net

Certificate of Service
I certify that on April 10, 2026, a copy of this Motion was served by email to:
Robert C. Liotta rcl@ldelaw.com
s/ Frederick J. Shaddock