DF-24-18010 Litigation Record Search

6/12/2026 8:31 AM CLERKTEXAS NOTICE: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAIASBISLAS THE MARRIAGE OF § § & § RESPONDENT'S EMERGENCY OBJECTION TO PROPOSED FINAL DECREE, NOTICE OF PENDING RECUSAL MATTERS, REQUEST TO WITHHOLD SIGNATURE AND ENTRY, AND NOTICE OF MANDAMUS TO THE HONORABLE COURT: Respondent Jason McKemie files this Emergency Notice of Under-Review Filings, Objection to Petitioner's Proposed Final Decree, Request for Recusal Delivery and Referral, Request to Withhold Signature and Entry, Request to Stay Enforcement, and Notice of Mandamus. This filing is made on a...

...materials, stolen hard drives, stolen evidence repositories, and lack of meaningful access to litigation infrastructure. I. UNDER-REVIEW AND SUBMITTED FILINGS on June11, 2026: 1. Verified Emergency Motion to Abate, Stay, or Continue Trial, submitted June 11,2026 at 1:17:47 p.m., Envelope No. 116028476, reflected as Under Review. 2. Verified Motion to Recuse, submitted June11,2026 at 1:21:45 p.m., Envelope No. 116028734, reflected as Under Review. 3. Proposed Order on Emergency Motion to Abate, Stay, or Continue Trial, submitted June11,2026 at 1:24:07 p.m...

Respondent requests that the Clerk, Court Administrator, Court Coordinator, and Court immediately bring these filings to the Court's attention before any decree, judgment, order, enforcement action, turnover, property transfer, debt allocation, injunction, fee award, sanction, or final-order effect is signed, entered, enforced, or implemented. Il. REQUEST FOR RECUSAL DELIVERY, REFERRAL, AND RULE 18a COMPLIANCE Respondent's Verified Motion to Recuse was submitted before any evidence was offered by Respondent, before any witness was called by Respondent, b...

Respondent does not agree to the proposed decree in form or substance. Respondent objects to all recitals, findings, property awards, debt allocations, account awards, healthcare/HSA/benefits provisions, injunctions, domain-name provisions, social-media provisions, separate-property findings, community-estate findings, default findings, enforcement provisions, divestiture provisions, and global denial provisions contained in Petitioner's proposed decree. Respondent specifically objects that Petitioner's proposed decree recites that Respondent "failed to...

9. Respondent's source-record issues; 10.Respondent's Rule 204 issues; 11.Respondent'sfinancial-stabilizationandaccess-to-counselissues; 12.Respondent'ssanctions,contempt,civil-claim,attorney-misconduct,criminal-referral, and non-waiver issues. Respondent objects to any decree that uses a global catchall denial to dispose of Respondent's recusal objection, medical-incapacity objection, no-bridge objection, de novo request, healthcare/OLE/HSA/FSA issues, source-record issues, stolen-evidence issues, Rule 204 request, financial-relief requests, sanctions r...

Respondent objects to any decree that rewards Petitioner's theft, evidence theft, hard-drive theft, stolen legal work product, stolen trial materials, stolen healthcare records, stolen financial records, stolen device evidence, and manufactured law-enforcement narratives. Respondent further objects to any decree that permits Gwendolyn Laura Ulijasz, her counsel, experts, vendors, investigators, agents, contractors, or anyone acting with or for her to access, inspect, image, copy, test, review, rely on, use, disclose, control, receive, use derivatively, u...

healthcare obstruction, false QLE processing, HSA/FSA obstruction, and functional-access noncompliance remain unresolved. functional benefit denial, refusal to produce the administrative record, HSA/FSA obstruction, and medical harm. Respondent has repeatedly advised this Court that healthcare is not collateral. It is life-safety. A signed healthcare order exists. Petitioner has represented compliance while functional access remained obstructed. Respondent has evidence that Petitioner produced false or nonfunctional HSA compliance, retained control over...

Respondent further objects because he is in total financial collapse. There is no gas, no food money, no medication money, no working phone service, no available credit, no loans, no stable housing, no litigation funding, no printer, no trial materials, no access to stolen evidence repositories, and no ability to meaningfully participate unless emergency financial and litigation-access relief is entered. Respondent's financial collapse is not waiver. It is the result of Petitioner's financial strangulation, healthcare obstruction, source-record concealme...

11.rule on Respondent's no-bridge objection; 12.rule on Respondent's de novo/trial-readiness objections; 13.rule on Respondent's healthcare/QLE/HSA/FSA objections; 14.rule on Respondent's stolen-evidence, stolen hard-drive, stolen legal-work-product, stolen trial-material, and stolen device-evidence objections; 15.rule on Respondent's source-record, forensic-accounting, estate-reconstruction, reimbursement, reconstitution, and disproportionate-division objections; 16.rule on Respondent's Rule 204 request and related threshold-discovery objections; 17.rul...

...m/video records; 7. Apple/Find My records; 8. SAPD property-chain records; 9. SAPD reports and bodycam; 10.Dallas police/constable records; 1 healthcare/HSA/FSA records; 12.EBSA/DOL records; 13.sourcefinancial records; 1 Accenture/Businessolver/Aetna/HSA/FSA records; 15.lease-buyout, writ, eviction, mover, U-Haul, payment, vendor, and chain-of-custody records; 16.declarations, exhibits, screenshots, location records, and related proof as available. Respondent requests that emergency protection not be denied merely because exhibits are being supplemented...

without stolen evidence repositories, and without meaningful litigation infrastructure because of the manufactured collapse described in Respondent's filings. IX. NON-WAIVER Respondent does not waive any objection, claim, defense, request, relief, sanctions request, contempt request, mandamus issue, appellate issue, civil claim, criminal-referral issue, attorney-misconduct issue, healthcare-obstruction issue, source-record issue, stolen-evidence issue, financial-sabotage issue, false-reporting issue, digital-intrusion issue, Rule 204 issue, protective-re...

...cords, stolen medical records, stolen device evidence, and derivative materials; 11 .allow Respondent to supplement exhibits and supporting records as soon as available; 12.enterwritten rulings sufficient to preserve mandamus and appellate review; and 13.grantallfurtherrelieftowhichRespondentisentitled. Respectfully Submitted, Jon. Jason McKemie 539 W. Commerce St., Suite 2010 Dallas, Texas 75208 214-868-4901 jmckemie@mckemie.net Respondent, Pro Se 12 of 14 Copy from re:SearchTX

...ation sufficient to appear. | am filing emergency mandamus relief and will supplement supporting exhibits and records as soon as available. Executed in Texas on June 12, 2026. Jason McKemie 13 of 14 Copy from re:SearchTX

44 Jason McKemie 14 of 14 Copy from re:SearchTX

...DENT'S EMERGENCY OBJECTION TO PROPOSED FINAL DECREE, NOTICE OF PENDING RECUSAL MATTERS, REQUEST TO WITHHOLD SIGNATURE AND ENTRY, AND NOTICE OF MANDAMUS Status as of 6/12/2026 12:01 PM CST Case Contacts Name BarNumber Email TimestampSubmitted Status Rebecca LArmstrong rebecca@armstronglawtexas.com 6/12/2026 8:31:59AM SENT Terra Aguirre terra@armstronglawtexas.com 6/12/2026 8:31:59AM SENT Lauren N.Shaw lauren@armstronglawtexas.com 6/12/2026 8:31:59AM SENT Jason McKemie jmckemie@mckemie.net 6/12/2026 8:31:59AM SENT Gwendolyn Ulijasz McKemie GUlijasz@gmail.c...