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Jason P. Hoffman
Telephone: (785) 233-5887
Facsimile: (785) 233-2173
January 12,2000
Rebecca A. King
RILING, BURKHEAD & NITCHER, Chtd.
808 Massachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Ms. King:
Please find enclosed herewith a copy of Appellant's Motion for Summary Disposition
filed with the Clerk of the Court of Appeals today's date.
Cordially,
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DONALD R. HOFFM
Attorney at Law
DRH/ss
Encl: as above
cc. client
HALLECK RICHARDSON, )
Petitioner - Appellee, )
CLAUDINE DOMBROWSKI, )
Respondent - Appellant. )
COMES NO:'.V the Appellee above named, by and through counsel Donald R. Hoffman,
and moves Court pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 7.041 to enter an Order an Order of Summary
1. Appellant purports to claim error with respect to the District Court's Order to Enforce
Prior Order, Order Establishing Supervised Visitation, Order for Hearing on Child
Support, Order on Motion to Change Venue and Order Amending Prior Decision
2. Said orders stem from the District Court's Journal Entry of Divorce filed October 29,
1997 CR. I, at 313) portions of which were the subject of Appellant's first
unsuccessful appeal to this Court. The Court found that the District Court did not
abuse its discretion with respect to ordering Appellant to move back to the Topeka
area and did not violate Appellant's constitutional rights. In the Matter of the
Marriage of Richardson, No. 80,304, memo op. at 5 (Kan. Ct. App. Oct. 23, 1998).
While the issue of the parties' minor child's "best interests" was not raised by
Id. at 4-5.
3. Appellant filed her Petition for Review with the Kansas Supreme Court on or about
November 20,1998 and the same was denied on December 21, 1998;
4. As far as counsel for Appellee can tell from Appellant's current brief, she frames her
case under the theories that the June 28, 1999 orders with respect to the residency of
the minor child do not take into consideration her best interests and violate her and
5. Appellant provides no argument 10 her brief with regard to the basis of her
constitutional claim(s). Notwithstanding this fact, any argument with respect to some
off-hand constitutional claim Appellant thinks she may have was dealt with by this
6. Appellant does manage to get across, however, that requiring Appellant to move from
her current location to the Topeka area is inconsistent with the best interests of the
parties' minor child. As previously stated in paragraph 2, above, this issue was not
directly raised by Appellant in her first appeal but this Court addressed it nonetheless
7. Essentially, Appellant is asking this Court to review itself with respect to matters
previously ruled upon. The June 28, 1999 orders she complains about in the instant
appeal merely upheld the orders contained in the October 29, 1997 Journal Entry of
Memorandum Opinion. Nothing has changed from the first appeal- the issues are
identical and, quite frankly, the instant appeal borders on the frivolous. As stated in
Appellee's brief in the last appeal, it is apparent (hat Appellant will not be satisfied
until she has drained every available resource out of Appellee and the court system
and until she is able, by whatever means necessary (or how many attorneys she has to
go through), to get a child custody order that is satisfactory to her. Appellee should
not have to bear the burden of defending this appeal any further than he already has;
Disposition pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 7.041 to with respect to Appellant's claims of error
in the instant matter and for such and other further relief as the Court deems just and equitable
Respectfully submitted,
D nald R. Hoffman (#
Jason P. Hoffman (#17637
HOFFMAN & HOFFMAN
112 West Seventh Street
Garden Suite
Topeka, Kansas 66603
Ph. (785) 233-5887
Fax (785) 233-2173
Attorneys for Appellee
CERTIFICATE OF SERYICE
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that on the 12'[1.1 day of January, 2000, I deposited a
copy of the above and foregoing document in the United Sutes mail, postage prepaid, addressed
to:
Rebecca A. King
RILING, BURKHEAD & NITCHER, Chtd.
808 Massachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
and that the original and three (3) copies of the same were hand delivered to:
Carol G. Green
Clerk of the Appellate Court
Kansas Judicial Center
301 S.W. 10th Street
Topeka, KS 66612-1507
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