David Sab v. Kathryn Sab

Court of Appeals of Texas·Decided August 13, 2015·No. 04-15-00477-CV·Published

Opinion

Aug 19 2015 03:57pm P002

Notice of appeal on District courts indigent ruling Appeal cause number 04-15-00477-CV Styled In the matter of the marriage of David and Kathryn Sab

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History ON 4-15-15 the trial court held a hearing on the divorce of David ai$l Sab to dissolve the marriage and to make a equitable distbution off- estate. The case was disposed of by default as respondent David Sab was not present at trial he was under the impression this was a TRO hearing not a final hearing as the court had conducted 16 previous TRO hearings since the inception of this case on 9-14-2014. He believed it was a TRO hearing. This case is based on a 3 year marriage with no assets held in the character of the material estate. The material estate consisted of by law 255,000 in debit owed on vehicles and homes purchased during the marriage and other debits accured by the parties during the marriage. The assets accrued by the parties being the home was foreclosed on In December of 2014 and the remaining assets have been awarded to the petitioner in there entirety. David Sab has been divested of all of his personal property held before marriage in order issued on 4-15-15. The corporation owned prior to marriage has been divested of all its property in the order issues 4-15-15. The order issued 4-15-15 list an award to David Sab of assets listed on page 7 valued over 190,000 those assets cannot be proven to exist before trial at trial after trial. Mr Sab has made many request to attorney Duarte as to the location of the assets or the validity of the assets and Mr DUarte send a picture of the asset. Mr Sab ask Duarte for the location of the assets and is referred to the trial court to file a motion. The trial court has conducted over 17 hearings and 1 trial. I The respondent David Sab filled an affidavit of indigence on 6-24-15 on 6-29-15 petitioner attorney Duarte filled motion to object to indigent status of David Sab II On 7/16/15 Respondent David Sab sent a motion to the district clerk requesting a subpoena deuces tecum be issued to petitioner Kathryn Sab to appear in court with documents and to give testimony as the assets claimed in (F). Respondent David Sab has been repeatedly attacked by attorney Duarte claiming assets to sell with no evidence to support the attacks. The subpoena was served on attorney Duarte on Monday 7-20-15. ON 7-23-15 Attorney Duarte filled motion for protective order against the subpoena claiming Petitioner Kathryn Sab resided outside of the 150 mile range. Aug 19 2015 03:58ddi P003

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The court conducted a hearing on the motion for protective order based on the testimony of Duarte as to the residence of Petitioner. Respondent David Sab objected to the testimony as his knowledge of her residence was listed with the Texas motor vehicle department as PIPE creek Texas well within the 150mile range. Respondent Sab furnished the court with a report from TEXDOT (certified) by the agency listing Pipe Creek Texas as the address. Mr. Duarte objected claiming first and address in Harper Texas then possibly a address in Ingram Texas being the petitioners parents home. The court asked attorney Duarte to goggle the addresses to confirm his objection. After some 30 minutes passed he responded to the court that the Harper Address on river road is 156.2 miles and the Ingram address is 152 miles. The court granted the protective order. This was a false statement to the tribunal as both towns are separated by some 18 miles, Mr. Duarte provided no evidence to the court listing his clients residence. Mr Duarte's witness Francis Morgan testified the residence being Ingram or Harper as they have send invoices to Kathryn Sab, yet when cross examined by David Sab she could provide no copies of the invoices. When asked if Mr. Duarte or Miss MOrgan had a utility bill, insurance card, phone bill, any kind of document identifying Kathryn's Sab proving residence, the court transcript will reflect the answer as no.

mi Mr. Sab then asked the court for a continuance on the hearing as his entire burden of proof was based on the witness documents that had been subpoenaed, the court overruled the request stating the court was on a tight schedule and did not have the time to set another hearing. This action caused great harm to David Sab as his defense was based on the documents requested.

V The hearing was conducted and evidence was presented to the court by attorney Duarte that David Sab has assets to sell, he could work and he had promised to pay attorney Duarte 4500 if an motion for rehearing had been granted.Mr Sab only agreed to pay the 4500 because he believed the assets listed in the court order were real and the court would compel Mr. Duarte to turn over the assets listed In the trial courts order. Mr Sab Objected to the claims of being in possession of any off the assets listed in the final decree 4-15-15, Mr. Sab stated to the court that the only assets he was aware of a 1956 jeep with a blown motor and 1 weapon both items valued at less than 600.00 if they could be sold as the jeep has no title and is valued a scrap. The court assured David Sab that this was not the case as the decree list two separate jeeps valued at 2500 and 3500. and that attorney Duarte would deliver the jeep and the weapons on Monday therefore providing David Sab with assets to sell and pay for his appeal cost. On 7-25-15 Mr. Sab contacted attorney Duarte to obtain the vin number of the jeep to secure insurance for the jeep and the serial numbers of the weapons Mr.

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Duarte responded with a picture of the 1956 jeep with no title and no serial numbers of any weapons or any form of character proving the weapons are David Sab's to sell or the vin number of the jeep. Mr Sab refused delivery of the jeep and weapon with a value of less than 600. Mr Sab feels should he take possession of the assets, the trial court will believe he has possession of assets valued as listed in the decree not the real value of 600.00. The trial court and Mr. Duarte believes David Sab has in possession assets valued at 239,000 as it list in the division of the material estate as the final decree indicates as its signed by both officials of the court. The decree is a foundation of the net worth, the ability to work, the ability to pay for the appeal cost. The testimony and the exhibits presented to the trial court by Mr. Duarte and his client established the foundation of the courts ruling. This testimony and evidence has proven to be in question of being real or possibly being perjured, the record contains a picture of an asset with no viable way to trace the asset by a picture. The record contains no information to establish the character of the asset. David Sab was not aware he owned the assets awarded to him until he read the final decree issued by the court on 4-15-15. Mr. Duarte's refusal for the last four months, to provide information of all assets he has verified as being real by his signature on the final decree, without a court ordered motion, raises many suspicions for his reason to be so resistant to very simple procedures that should not require a courts ruling on matters that have already been ruled on by the trial court. The response from Mr. Duarte gives, the impression the assets could be false and really do not exist and possibly the entire decree Is fraud and should be voided. Mr. Duarte's refusal to confer on any motions saying I can file the motion without conferring, should I have the money, raises further suspicion. Mr Duarte responded to motions to confer with insulting and inflammatory responses that serve no purpose and raises questions as to what Is so difficult or the lack of information he states he confused about.

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