Linda C. Tate Reddic v. Larry D Reddic Sr.

CourtCourt of Appeals of Texas
DecidedJanuary 15, 2015
Docket12-14-00203-CV
StatusPublished

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Linda C. Tate Reddic v. Larry D Reddic Sr., (Tex. Ct. App. 2015).

Opinion

RE: CASE NUMBER: 12-14-00203-CV FILED IN COI : QFAPPEALS TRIAL COURT CASE: 12-1808-D 12th Coij p—— . _—

IN THE MATTER OF IN THE

THE MARRIAGE OF

LINDA C. TATE TWELFTH COURT OF APPEALS

Vs SMITH COUNTY, TEXAS

LARRY DONELL REDDIC SR.

MOTION TO RECONSIDER NO EVIDENCE SUMMARY JUDGMENT

AND

THE RELIEF OF MARRIAGE AND GRANT DIVORCE ACCORDING TO LAW

TO THE HONORABLE TWELFTH COURT OF APPEALS

Linda C. Tate, (pro se, with head injury, memory and comprehension is limited) so if not in properformat please excuse trying my best to comply. Here comes Linda C. Tate before the Honorable Twelfth Court of Appeals, Smith County, Texas is bringing this Motion in pursuit of Justice and Law. Upon the review of truth and facts I am asking the Courts to Reconsider No EvidenceSummary Judgment and the Relief in the Matter of Marriage of Linda C. Tate and Larry Donell Reddic Sr. according to Law.

The Motion for No Evidence Summary Judgment rendered in husband's favor on 3/10/2014 should be dismissed

Order for Discovery Completion was to be complied by 12/18/2013 Linda C. Tate had legal counsel on 12/18/2014. Tex. R. Civ. P. 193.6(a)

Days from being two (2) months after the Discovery Completion order not being complied by, is when the motion for No Evidence Summary Judgment 2/14/14. Linda C. Tate (being pro se and limited disabilities due to head injury) husband's counsel Brumbelow chose to attack a defenseless litigant with her motion instead of legal counsels of Linda C. Tate who did not comply to the Orders of the Court.

The Orders from the 321st Dist. Court on 12/18/2013 ordered that the Discovery Completion and the Final Mediation to be complied by that date. Neither counsel complied to either order on 12/18/2013.

Brumbelow, husband's counsel never gave the Courts a Notice nor filed a Motion regarding the noncompliance of the Orders of 12/18/2013 because she too was in noncompliance to Judge Carole Clark's Orders.

Final Mediation was to be held at (Appointed Mediator) Beau Sinclaire Law Office, 400 S. Broadway Ave. Ste. 102, Tyler, Texas 75702, tele: (903) 533-1005, fax: (903) 533-1379. Neither Brumbelow, Fletcher, Healy (counsels of Linda C. Tate), or Larry Donell ReddicSr. appeared for the Order of the Court.

Beau Sinclaire stated to Linda C. Tate that he had been waiting on counsels of trial court case: 12-1808-D to contact him to affirm the order but neither one had contacted him. Linda C. Tate asked if she could get that in writing and he stated with disgust Brumbelow made no contact either. No respect for the Orders of the Courts, Judges or Laws. See Scheduling Orders for third (3rd) Setting of 1/14/2014. Linda C. Tate was the only party to trial court case: 12-1808-D to comply by the Courts Order for the Final Mediation on 12/18/2013 at Beau Sinclaire's Office.

Linda C. Tate has been denied all of her liberties of freedom because of perjury, entrapment and fraud. Tex. R. Civ. P. 38.1(e), Rule 503.(d)(l)

On 6/27/2012

1. Linda C. Tate filed the petition for a Divorce at the advice of the Social Security Administration to dissolve the 11 year marriage of 17 years (then), now 13 married of 19 years to Larry Donell Reddic Sr. TFC 2.401, IRS CODE 6013, PUBLICATION 501 2. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) stated that a legal divorce is required through the judicial system and they do not acknowledge common law marriages but honor each state that do so but when couples file under the Federal status "Married Filing Joint" they are agreeing that they are legally married and the information provided is accurate and both spouses must sign. They filed several times and both Larry Donell Reddic Sr. and Linda C. Tate did sign each year they filed. Internal Revenue Service Code 6013, Publication 501 3. Husband Larry Donell Reddic Sr. left their residence, disappeared without a trace, changed his cell phone number of 13 years, and stopped all communication with Wife suddenly without notice, two days after leaving their residence at 16397 CR 363, Winona Texas 75792. TFC 6.005 4. Weeks later after husband left his wife and residence, Linda C. Tate had learned and heard her husband Larry Donell Reddic Sr. stood in a church with a woman he met off the internet saying "HE DO", he do what? Without a Divorce from Linda C. Tate: Intentionally Committing a felony, bigamy, abandonment, fraud. TFC 2.002, TFC 2.22, TFC 2.401, TFC 2.501, TFC 3.002, TFC 3.003(b), TFC 6.002, TFC 6.003, TFC 6.005, TFC 6.202, TFC 7.001, TFC 7.001, TFC 7.002, TFC7.003, TFC 7.004, TFC 7.005, TFC 7.007, TFC 7.009, TFC 8.001, TFC 8.051(2)(A)(B), TFC 8.052(3)(4)(6)(7)(9)(10), TFC 8.054(2)(A)(B), TFC 8.055(1)(A-G), TFC 9.013, TFC 9014, TFC 9.101

6/27/2012 -1/8/2014

1. Linda C. Tate filed petition for divorce herself on 6/27/2012 2. Linda C. Tate had hired legal counsel Fletcher 3. Over 100+ items mostly documentation of High Seal of Authority Authorized by Law that was given to Fletcher to befiled and presented to Courts by Linda C. Tate 1st day ofhire. Tex. R. Civ. P. 902(l-2)(4-5)(8)(10-ll), Rule705(a), Rule 901a(7)(10), Rule 1004, Rule 1005, Rule 1006 (a). Afterl8 months of hire, Fletcher and co-counsel Healy demanded by12/16/2013 $15,000 +$25,000 ifthere was a need to goto trial which wasweeks away $40,000 or they was going to get offthe case 12-1808-D, Linda C. Tate was out of $18,800. (b). Fletcher failure (3 Scheduling Orders). Linda C. Tate was unaware ofthe 2n SchedulingOrder of August 20, 2013. Counsels never informed client of such setting. Tex. R. Civ. P. 504a(3) (c). Failure to disclose the (Key) 2002 Texas State Department of Public Safety issued by the State of Texas W-2 employee tax statement to client with Linda C. Tate's residence of he and his Wife located at 16397 CR 363, Winona Texas 75792 on it. Tex. R. civ. P. 503d(3)(4) (d). In the Court Ordered Deposition of Larry Donell Reddic Sr. on 7/17/2013 Under Oath he stated "he never lived there", "didn't have or received mail there", the 'Texas State patrol car never resided there" but the (Key) 2002 W-2 says different also (the community witness statements says different). Tex. R. Civ. P. 801e(3), Rule 705(a) (e). How would the DPS know Linda C. Tate address if he didn't live there and he did until he disappeared and weeks later stood in a church with a woman he met off the internet. Tex. R. Civ. P. 504a(4)(c), TFC 7.009 (f). That one (Key) document that was given to Linda C. Tate by Fletcher with the returned items from Fletcher Law Office was hid in the next to the last page of Linda C. Tate's Deposition away from its original presentation. Fletcher knew of its importance (KEY) to case 12-1808-D. Tex. R. Civ. P. 404(b) (1). A copy of (Larry Donell Reddic Sr. and Linda C. Tate) 2002 original tax returns W-2 issued by the State of Texas and the missing piece needed to end all intentional disputes in the delay of justice and prohibited liberties of Linda C. Tate. Tex. R. Civ. P. 404(b) (2). That document proves Marriage also husband's counsel intentional assistance to aide in crime and fraud against Linda C. Tate, the Wife of Larry Donell Reddic Sr. Tex. R. Civ. P. 503.(d)(l), Rule 404(b) (g). Tina Brumbelow helped in the discovery of that Texas State W-2 document by requesting, gathering, reviewing, sharing, sending and the filing of, but stood before the courts and stated NO EVIDENCE In trial court case: 12-1808-D. Brumbelow knew of the over 100+ and of the Court Ordered Depositions.Tex. R. Civ. P. 504a(4)(A) (h). How long has Fletcher had that one (KEY) document? Production was done in 2012. It's undisputed both counsels had the (KEY) determining document it in their possession even her husband he produced it. Rule (i). Brumbelow, Fletcher and Husband knew of the existence of the Texas State W-2 of Larry Donell Reddic Sr.

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