Since September 10, 2025, Respondent Oksana Shaddock has deactivated my key fob to our marital condominium at Harbour Square, 520 N Street SW, Unit S-316, Washington, DC 20024, denying me independent access to the building, elevators, gym, and pool for over six months. This lockout has prevented me from following my doctor’s order for regular exercise to manage high blood pressure, resulting in ongoing physical harm including trem\bling hands, limping from lack of exercise.
On
Respondent's attorney Robert Liotta escalated the situation (resulting in more
legal fees) by claiming that
on March 5, 2026 that:
"the apartment is titled solely to Oksana and you have no rights of
occupancy"
"I am requesting that you vacate the property before March 15 to avoid ejectment"
"I am unaware of any cases that would suggest that you would get rights of
occupancy of property titled to someone else merely because you are married
to the owner."
(How did Robert graduate from Law School without knowing about
Marital Property?)
Respondent has also interfered with my U.S. mail delivery in violation of 8 US Code §1701, to the unit and, through her counsel, threatened to evict me and have me arrested for trespassing upon her return around March 30, 2026. She has made repeated false 911 calls, including one in Fairfield, Iowa, falsely claiming assault. Five D.C. police officers have confirmed my right to remain in the unit since September 11, 2025.
To maintain peace in the shared living space, I have divided the living room into two separate rooms using a wall of bookshelves and boxes. This required no structural changes or drilling - just quietly moving things. The Middle room serves as Respondent’s working area, and the other half serves as my bedroom and work area. Respondent retains the regular bedroom, with shared kitchen and bathroom. This arrangement minimizes any unwanted direct interaction between us. I request that this room division wall remain in place until a full hearing to help keep the peace and reduce conflict.
I have no objection to Respondent returning to the D.C. area, but I fear that she will again attempt to force me out of our marital home, remove the bookshelf wall, change the locks, interfere with my access, or call the police or building management to have me removed. http://911FakeCalls.com
5 DC Metropolitan Police have inspected my DC Drivers License, DC Voter Registration, IRS tax returns, mail, and concluded that I have the right to stay in S-316. http://911HomeJack.com These actions have caused me serious emotional distress and continue to interfere with my use of the marital property. I respectfully request an ex parte temporary Civil Protection Order with no-contact and stay-away provisions to protect me pending a full hearing.
/s/ Frederick J. Shaddock
Frederick J. Shaddock, Petitioner, Pro Se
520 N St SW, Unit S-316
Washington, DC 20024
(202) 365-6100
fred@shaddock.net
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Relief Option
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What It Means
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How Useful for Your Situation
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Likelihood
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No Contact
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Oksana cannot contact you by phone, text, email, social media, or in
person.
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Prevents yelling, threats, or harassment.
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High
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Stay-Away Order
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Oksana must stay a certain distance (usually 100–500 feet) away from
the condo, you, or specific locations.
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Keeps her from entering or coming near Unit S-316.
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High
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No Interference with Access
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She cannot block your access to the unit, common areas, gym, pool, or
mail.
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Directly addresses fob deactivation and mail issues.
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Medium-High
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Maintain Room Division
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Court can order the current bookshelf wall / room division to remain.
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Helps keep peace by minimizing contact inside the unit.
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Medium
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Return of Personal Property
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She must return any of your belongings she has.
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Useful if she has taken or withheld anything.
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Medium
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Counseling / Batterer Intervention
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She may be ordered to attend anger management or counseling.
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Could address yelling and aggressive behavior.
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Low-Medium
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Temporary Exclusive Use of Home
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One party gets temporary exclusive possession of the residence.
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You could ask for temporary exclusive use of the condo.
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Low (harder to get)
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