DF-24-18010 Litigation Record Search

...g heart medications, theft of approximately 60TB of litigation hard drives, property destruction, trash commingling, security disruption, and valuables in or near trash. HEALTHCARE OBSTRUCTION CONTRADICTIONS MATRIX https://tinyurl.com/HealthcareMatrix C Shows inconsistent compliance claims, HSA/FSA obstruction, nonfunctional healthcare-payment access, and why same-day monetary enforcement is necessary. MEDICAL PHOTOGRAPHS / MEDICAL BENEFITS OBSTRUCTION https://tinyurl.com/MedicalHarm D Shows medical vulnerability, infection recurrence, medication-access...

...M DISABLEMENT L https://tinyurl.com/DestroyedModem Shows destruction/disablement of internet, security, alarm, and camera infrastructure during or after April 16. SIGNED HEALTHCARE BENEFITS ORDER AND NONCOMPLIANCE EVIDENCE M https://tinyurl.com/BenefitsOrder Existing signed healthcare order requiring healthcare-benefits compliance and restoration/reimbursement of HSA/FSA funds. PRIOR EMERGENCY-FUNDS DELAY / ABILITY-TO-PAY / FALSE CLAIMS OF DESTITUTION FOLLOWED BY $50K IN THIRD PARTY CONTRACTOR SPENDING https://tinyurl.com/DestitutionBankAccounts https://...

...ly him being mirandized for something when he wasn’t even in the same city when the alledged event occurred. 23. At the same time, Gwendolyn appears to have retained the benefits of the sacrifices they made together while leaving Jason with the debt, instability, medical consequences, and burden of the home. For those of us who knew both Jason and Gwendolyn, the victim narrative presented upon arrival and repeated upon departure is materially consistent in a way that demands examination. 24. Based on the Jason I have known for nearly nine years, includin...

...ough an open window using a DSLR camera. This was continued surveillance during physical vulnerability, not ordinary neighborhood activity. XI. BROADER FINANCIAL, LEASE, HEALTHCARE, AND LITIGATION CONTEXT The April 16 event occurred after months of financial, resource, healthcare, and litigation obstruction. This coordinated clean-out followed the illegal modification of a Texas state lease through a lease buyout modification that was concealed until Applicant showed contradictions that forced its disclosure during the October 31, 2025 hearing. Petitione...

...ce glasses were destroyed and with Jetty Partners, a firm found in the trash. I have been were. IMG_1935.2.jpg unable to get replacements due employed by my estranged to HSA access obstruction. spouse. 11 of 19 IMG_1938.jpg

EXHIBIT C NO.__________________________________________ APPLICANT § GWENDOLYN LAURA ULIJASZ § EXHIBIT - HEALTHCARE OBSTRUCTION CONTRADICTIONS MATRIX This exhibit is designed for rapid judicial review. Each contradiction identifies the statement, the contradictory record, and why the contradiction matters to the issue of healthcare obstruction and ongoing noncompliance. • False 'receipt upload' pretext used to block HSA access. • Claimed compliance despite nonfunctional or cancelled card access. • Objective system records still showing HSA/FSA waivers aft...

...026 open Handed over an HSA card as Administrator advised no card Concrete example of court / claimed “full compliance” with the had been ordered in Jason’s performative healthcare court’s 24-hour healthcare- name; Petitioner had ordered a compliance paired compliance access directive. replacement card in her own with nonfunctional name; the card provided was access. already cancelled / nonfunctional. C6 1/6/2026 Did not provide the 4-digit PIN Administrator stated temporary Shows obstruction administrator needed to enable temporary functional access was...

...access. C10 12/17/2025 Petitioner had to reinstate Expanded / EXP2 state she Contradictions are signed coverage and provide remained noncompliant: no measured against a healthcare order sufficient info to use HSA/FSA functional card in Jason’s written court order, without obstruction, or fund name, no restored not just private COBRA and replacement unobstructed access, no disputes. HSA/FSA amounts; she also 2025/2026 was ordered not to obstruct reimbursement/funding cure, healthcare access. ongoing obstruction. C11 12/18/2024 and Healthcare / COBRA HSA...

...IAL ACCESS INTERFERENCE Recurrent staphylococcal infections began after prescribed antibiotic treatment was interrupted in May 2025, when Respondent reported Applicant’s HSA card lost/stolen during Applicant’s six-day hospitalization. Hospital staff restored access to the HSA card for the first time since Respondent locked the card on December 18, 2024, the application against Applicant. That evening, Applicant used the restored HSA card for a $41 prescription transaction at a local pharmacy previously used by both parties, and a specialty antibiotic was...

...MEDICAL DEPRIVATION / HARM IMG_8176.jpeg Painful Recurrent Boils Developed Following Incomplete Treatment, Forming On The Back Of Applicant’s Neck And Disrupting Sleep. HEALTHCARE OBSTRUCTION AND NON-COMPLIANCE IMG_7511.jpeg Petitioner has engaged in a sustained pattern of healthcare obstruction and non-compliance with Court orders, including: • False QLE Termination of Benefits (October 31, 2025) • Failure to Comply with December 17, 2025 Reinstatement Order • HSA Card Cancellation During Hospitalization • False HSA Administrator “Receipt” MEDICAL DEPR...

...MEDICAL DEPRIVATION / HARM MEDICAL DEPRIVATION / HARM Painful recurrence of Staph Infection as a result of Painful recurrence of Staph Infection as a result of repeated Healthcare Access Obstruction. repeated Healthcare Access Obstruction. IMG_NK776.JOEG IMG_LG444.JPEG 3 of 9

PATTERN OF COORDINATED OBSTRUCTION Sullivan & Cook never once acknowledged Applicant’s repeated requests for compliance with Standing and Temporary Orders, including healthcare access. This healthcare obstruction is not an isolated issue— it is one component of a broader, coordinated pattern of destabilizing conduct that includes false filings, law enforcement misuse, financial obstruction, discovery evasion, and property interference. This pattern is ongoing, expanding, and not fully detailed here to avoid distracting from the immediate safety and emerg...

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DF-24-18010 THE MARRIAGE OF & (PROPOSED) ORDER ON EMERGENCY REINSTATEMENT OF HEALTHCARE On this day, the Court considered Jason McKemie's (Respondent's) Emergency Motion regarding reinstatement of healthcare coverage. The Court finds immediate relief is necessary to prevent medical harm. IT IS ORDERED:wenday,a detatt.Mclemie didSumednottheappearpropsedi theccurtorder as presented.took I. COMPLIANCE PATH (PETITIONER MUST CHOOSE AND COMPLETE ONE PATH) 1. Within twenty-four (24) hours of the signing of this Order, Petitioner shall complete one of the followi...

...y qualifying life event occurred, a concession regarding the propriety of any benefit termination, or a waiver of any rights, claims, or defenses relating to Respondent's healthcare coverage. IlI. COVERAGE PRESERVATION JUDGMENT DEFINITION ($20,643.56) A. The $20,643-56 Coverage Preservation Judgment is comprised of: 1. COBRA premiums (four months): $2,684.56 (Medical $609.23 + Dental $55.32 + Vision $6.59, multiplied by four months), and 2. HSA/FSA replacement amounts totaling $17,959.00 (2025 HSA $5, 959.00; 2026 HSA $6,000.00; 2025 FSA $3,000.00; 2026 F...

...rue until paid in full. D. Future interference. The same remedies apply to any future interference with Respondent's access to active coverage, prescriptions, or medical care through the date of trial. VI. CONTINUANCE / EXTENSION FUNDING REQUIREMENT A. If any continuance, rèset, or extension of any hearing or trial setting occurs for any reason (whether requested by Petitioner or Respondent), then within seventy-two (72) hours after the continuance order is signed, Petitioner shall deposit into joint account ending X16893 an additional amount sufficient...

.... Because I don't want you to die (crying) Jason [00:04:02] Gwen McKemie: And I can't keep you on Accenture if you go through with this. You know I can't keep you on the health insurance. I actually looked it up quickly when I was in this meeting. And you're only good for 31 days. (crying) I'm meam. What are you going to do? (inaudible) [00:04:29] Gwen McKemie: No, no. [00:04:30] Gwen McKemie: We just need to like stay in touch with each other, because like you know, we have to I don't need to, but I would like to be able to, like, help you so that you'r...

...e. [00:19:20] Gwen McKemie: What is that? Wait, five. Maybe like another seven, I think. And you know, we don't really have, like, some pretty heavy charges on the Chase card coming through, and some of them are unexpected, you know, like, so it was like, whatever. It was like 1400 just for Apple Pay in the last four weeks. And so I just needed some some cushion there. And I also have to pay my business expenses for Accenture. They come they're directly debited out of my checking account. So like, I'm personally paying for this business trip, right now....

...e — FINDING OF FACT AND FRAUD UPON THE COURT PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT • 07/10/2025 (Entry 75) — 2 pages — ORDER TO PREVENT ANY FURTHER OBSTRUCTION AND TO COMPEL ACCESS TO HSA CARD/ FUNDS PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT • 07/10/2025 (Entry 81) — 43 pages — FINANCIAL RELIEF, ENFORCEMENT OF STANDING ORDERS, PROTECTION AGAINST PROCEDURAL ABUSE, AND HEARING ON SPOUSAL SUPPORT, LEGAL FEES, MARITAL DEBT AND EARLY LOAN REPAYMENT DUE TO MEDICAL HARDSHIP – DECLARATION OF CHRISTINA SEGURA IN SUPPORT OF JASON MCKEMIE • 07/11/2025 (Entry 83) — 66 pages — REQUEST FOR EMERGENCY...

...N ORDER - MISC. • 12/23/2025 (Entry 146) — 2 pages — TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT • 12/23/2025 (Entry 148) — 2 pages — TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER HEALTHCARE REINSTATEMENT & CONTINUITY PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT • 12/23/2025 (Entry 150) — 3 pages — TO ISSUE SUBPOENA REGARDING LEASE BUYOUT AND ASSOCIATED PAYMENTS MOTION - LEAVE • 12/23/2025 (Entry 151) — 181 pages — MOTION - SEALED SUBMISSION FOR IN CAMERA REVIEW ONLY (CONFIDENTIAL) MOTION SEAL SUBMISSION FOR CAMERA REVIEW • 12/29/2025 (Entry 152) — 13 pages — SUPPLEMENTAL SUBMISSION I...

...A LEAVE) SUPPLEMENTAL SUBMISSION IN SUPPORT OF MOTION TO COMPEL 2026 • 01/08/2026 (Entry 159) — 4 pages — ORDER ON MOTION TO COMPEL PROPOSED ORDER ON MOTION TO COMPEL 4. HEALTHCARE / MEDICAL / HSA / ABATEMENT OR STAY TO STABILIZE / STANDING OR TEMPORARY ORDERS 2024 • 12/27/2024 (Entry 24) — 3 pages — REQUEST FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS NOTICE OF COURT PROCEEDING - REQUEST FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS 2025 • 06/24/2025 (Entry 66) — 8 pages — EMERGENCY MOTION FOR TEMPORARY FINANCIAL RELIEF DUE TO IMMINENT HOUSING LOSS, MEDICAL HARDSHIP EMERGENCY M/FINANCIL • 07/10/2025 (...

...ages — EMERGENCY MOTION FILING SEEKING IMMEDIATE RELIEF REQUIRING MEDICAL ACCESS • 12/15/2025 (Entry 137) — 2 pages — NOTICE OF SERVICE - MOTION FOR THE REINSTATEMENT OF HEALTHCARE - CERT MAIL • 12/17/2025 (Entry 138) — 3 pages — ORDER ON EMERGENCY REINSTATEMENT OF HEALTHCARE PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT • 12/19/2025 (Entry 141) — 2 pages — NOTICE OF NONCOMPLIANCE WITH 24-HOUR HEALTHCARE REINSTATEMENT ORDER • 12/19/2025 (Entry 145) — 18 pages — EMERGENCY ENFORCEMENT ORDER FOR MEDICAL PRESERVATION ORDER - MISC. RESPONDENT’S WARNINGS TO THE COURT, AND REQUESTS...

...ISSUE SUBPOENA • 12/22/2025 (Entry 147) — 2 pages — TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT • 12/23/2025 (Entry 148) — 2 pages — TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER HEALTHCARE REINSTATEMENT & CONTINUITY PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT • 12/23/2025 (Entry 149) — 2 pages — ORDER GRANTING LEAVE TO SERVE SUBPOENAS PROPOSED ORDER GRANTING LEAVE TO SERVE SUBPOENAS • 12/23/2025 (Entry 150) — 3 pages — TO ISSUE SUBPOENA REGARDING LEASE BUYOUT AND ASSOCIATED PAYMENTS MOTION - LEAVE • 12/23/2025 (Entry 151) — 181 pages — MOTION - SEALED SUBMISSION FOR IN CAMERA REVIE...

.../12/2026 (Entry 162) — 4 pages — ORDER ON EMERGENCY TRO PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT • 01/12/2026 (Entry 180) — 11 pages — MOTION TO ABATE TRIAL, ENFORCE DISCOVERY ORDERS AND HEALTHCARE REINSTATEMENT • 01/20/2026 (Entry 184) — 34 pages — RESPONDENT'S NOTICE OF DISCOVERY AND HEALTHCARE COMPLIANCE, REQUEST FOR REMOTE APPEARANCE, REQUEST FOR ACCESS TO PERSONAL PROPERTY, REQUEST FOR CONSOLIDATION & HEARING LIMITS, AND CASE MANAGEMENT CLARIFICATION 5. FINANCIAL RELIEF / REIMBURSEMENTS / FRAUD / RENT & STABILIZATION / STANDING OR TEMPORARY ORDERS 2025 • 06/24/2025...

...STODIAN CONTINUITY RECORDS / SUBPOENA LEAVE) SUPPLEMENTAL SUBMISSION IN SUPPORT OF MOTION TO COMPEL 2026 • 01/02/2026 (Entry 154) — 10 pages — NOTICE REGARDING ORDER FOR HEALTHCARE REINSTATEMENT AND IMMINENT ESCALATION DUE TO MEDICAL NECESSITY AND NON-COMPLIANCE NOTICE REGARDING ORDER FOR HEALTHCARE REINSTATEMENT AND IMMINENT ESCALATION DUE TO MEDICAL NECESSITY • 01/12/2026 (Entry 169) — 5 pages — ORDER ON EMERGENCY MOTION FOR MEDICAL PRESERVATION, INTERIM MAKE-WHOLE RELIEF, JUDICIAL FINDINGS MISREPRESENTATION/IMPOSSIBILITY, CONDITIONAL SANCTIONS, AND TH...

...O COMPEL DISCOVERY AND REQUEST FOR SANCTIONS PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT • 07/10/2025 (Entry 75) — 2 pages — ORDER TO PREVENT ANY FURTHER OBSTRUCTION AND TO COMPEL ACCESS TO HSA CARD/ FUNDS PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT • 08/06/2025 (Entry 104) — 7 pages — EMERGENCY MOTION TO ABATE TRIAL SETTING AND WITHHOLD FINAL ORDERS PENDING RESOLUTION OF OUTSTANDING MOTIONS, PROCEDURAL VIOLATIONS, AND DISCOVERY COLLAPSE • 08/07/2025 (Entry 105) — 11 pages — JUDICIAL NOTICE OF UNRULED MOTIONS REQUIRING DETERMINATION PRIOR TO ANY PRETRIAL HEARING, TRIAL, OR FINAL JUDICIAL NOTIC...

• 01/14/2026 (Entry 180) — 11 pages — MOTION TO ABATE TRIAL, ENFORCE DISCOVERY ORDERS AND HEALTHCARE REINSTATEMENT • 01/26/2026 (Entry 185) — 5 pages — NOTICE OF PRESERVATION OF WITNESSES, & LARGE DISCOVERY PRODUCTION IN FINAL HOUR NOTICE OF PRESERVATION OF WITNESSES, & LARGE DISCOVERY PRODUCTION IN FINAL HOUR 7. DUE PROCESS / RECORD PRESERVATION / EX PARTE CONCERNS / COURT REPORTER / VERBATIM RECORD 2025 • 04/24/2025 (Entry 56) — 1 page — MOTION FOR NOTICE PRIOR TO ANY DISMISSAL PROPOSED ORDER ON MOTION FOR NOTICE PRIOR TO ANY DISMISSAL • 04/24/2025 (En...

...NOTICE OF FILING OF SWORN AFFIDAVIT - CORRECTING FALSE RECORDING ALLEGATIONS AND EX PARTE PREJUDICE 2026 • 01/02/2026 (Entry 154) — 10 pages — NOTICE REGARDING ORDER FOR HEALTHCARE REINSTATEMENT AND IMMINENT ESCALATION DUE TO MEDICAL NECESSITY AND NON-COMPLIANCE NOTICE REGARDING ORDER FOR HEALTHCARE REINSTATEMENT AND IMMINENT ESCALATION DUE TO MEDICAL NECESSITY • 01/05/2026 (Entry 155) — 8 pages — NOTICE OF PRIOR STANDING REQUEST FOR COURT REPORTER/ OFFICIAL RECORD NOTICE PRIOR COURT REPORTER REQUEST & OBJECTION TO OFF RECORD HEARING • 01/20/2026 (Entry...

• 01/20/2026 (Entry 184) — 34 pages — RESPONDENT'S NOTICE OF DISCOVERY AND HEALTHCARE COMPLIANCE, REQUEST FOR REMOTE APPEARANCE, REQUEST FOR ACCESS TO PERSONAL PROPERTY, REQUEST FOR CONSOLIDATION & HEARING LIMITS, AND CASE MANAGEMENT CLARIFICATION • 01/15/2026 (Entry 182) — 4 pages — RESPONDENT'S MOTION TO ESTABLISH CONDITIONS FOR RE-ENTRY OF COUNSEL AND TO PRESERVE FAIR TRIAL 8. EVICTION / HOUSING STABILITY 2025 • 06/24/2025 (Entry 66) — 8 pages — EMERGENCY MOTION FOR TEMPORARY FINANCIAL RELIEF DUE TO IMMINENT HOUSING LOSS, MEDICAL HARDSHIP EMERGENCY M/...

...able to lift or move due to his shoulder and bicep injuries which were scheudled for surgery in late December, but that surgery was cancelled when Petitioner cut off his healthcare by submitting a fraudulent qualifying life event to her 4AM employers A Third Party Corroboration of Stalking Lexus: benefits group. A 24hr Emergency Reinstatement Order still has not been complied with 6 months https://tinyurl.com/DestructionDeclaration later. In pain, and physically exhausted and slept outside in a lawn chair to ensure no property was ever left unattended so...

...rder of recusal, written denial, written referral order, or docket available to him. Because decree signature would materially affect property division, debt allocation, healthcare access, benefits, enforcement, sanctions, fees, and appellate/mandamus rights, Jason requests that the Court clarify the Rule 18a status before any decree action. Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 18a. 1 of 5

Jason objects to any rendition, signature, entry, transmission, enforcement, implementation, property transfer, debt allocation, healthcare/benefits effect, injunction, fee award, cost award, sanction, or final-decree effect before: 1. the pending verified recusal is decided; 2. the pending verified recusal is referred; 3. the Court states a written or on-record good-cause basis for proceeding despite the pending verified recusal; or 4. the Court identifies the legal basis for proceeding despite the pending verified recusal and Jason’s pending objections...

...her authority, state the legal basis in writing or on the record before decree action; 5. preserve Jason’s recusal, mandamus, due-process, medical-incapacity, no-bridge, healthcare, stolen-evidence, source-record, trial-readiness, sanctions, fee/cost, and appellate objections; and 6. grant all further relief necessary to preserve the record and prevent decree action before Rule 18a status is clarified. Respectfully Submitted, Jason McKemie 539 W. Commerce St., Ste. 2010 Dallas, Texas 75208 214-868-4901 jmckemie@mckemie.net 4 of 5

...e date this Decree is signed, each party is divested of and shall have no right, title, claim, or beneficiary interest in any retirement account, IRA, brokerage account, HSA, employee-benefit plan, life-insurance policy, stock plan, deferred-compensation plan, or financial account awarded or confirmed to the other party. A. Community Property Awarded to Wife IT IS ORDERED AND DECREED that Wife, GWENDOLYN ULIJASZ-McKEMIE, is awarded the following as her sole and separate property, and Husband is divested of all right, title, interest, and claim in and to...

...th all rights to vesting, dividends, and proceeds thereof. W-3. The Chase Checking account ending in x9259 together with all funds on deposit therein. W-4. The Accenture HSA account, together with all funds on deposit therein. W-5. The BMW automobile, together with all keys, title documents, and equipment, subject to the indebtedness thereon as allocated below. W-6. All clothing, jewelry, electronics, household furnishings, and other personal effects in Wife's possession or control. W-7. Any and all Internet domain names registered to, held by, or otherw...

...ling. TO THE HONORABLE COURT: Jason McKemie, Respondent, files this Verified Emergency Supplement to the Motion to Recuse supplement to the pending recusal, due-process, healthcare, discovery, stolen-evidence, protective- order, financial, witness-suppression, and trial-integrity issues already before the Court. Respondent is filing this Supplement before any ruling on the proposed decree because once a decree is signed, the practical ability to prevent further medical, financial, evidentiary, and procedural harm is materially reduced. Because the Court...

...or recusals. Each recusal arose from a distinct escalation point in an increasingly severe pattern of procedural breakdown, discovery obstruction, financial concealment, healthcare interference, and trial-preparation sabotage: e Recusal No. 1 addressed the 254th District Court's failure to hear emergency relief, discovery obstruction, medical collapse, and the procedural trap created when counsel withdrew during discovery and reappeared at the discovery deadline to file blanket objections; ¢ Recusal No. 2 addressed the subsequent structural collapse in t...

...s, tools, briefcase, passport, medications, or seized litigation materials. 5. Require third-party source verification before any decree is signed or enforced, including healthcare/HSA/FSA/OLE/COBRA records, Accenture benefit/payroll records, SAPD/Dallas police records, writ/constable/bodycam/dashcam records, lease buyout records, financial institution records, contractor/vendor billing, and stolen-property chain-of-custody evidence. Il. THIS CASE BEGAN WITH A WARNING, NOT A DIVORCE DISPUTE On December 10, 2024, Jason underwent invasive spinal surgery. O...

...is the inverse of reality. Petitioner's marital timeline is false. Her financial disclosures are false or structurally unusable. Her destitution narrative is false. Her healthcare compliance is false. Her property narrative is false. Her police-report narrative is false. Her proposed decree would reward the very misconduct that manufactured Jason's collapse. This was not a situation of someone with a history of not paying bills. Respondent had a 790 credit score, machine was manufactured. Petitioner was the sole financial guarantor on the Dallas lease....

...dinary financial disagreement. It was financial strangulation, debt shifting, and counsel- prevention by design. Petitioner controlled the income, benefits, bank access, healthcare access, and litigation posture, then used the collapse she manufactured as leverage. The consequences were not limited to Jason. His parents loaned him approximately $50,000 to keep Ca memory- him alive and preserve the marital estate. Soon after, Jason's father finally obtained access to care placement, but the family lacked the funds necessary to secure it because those fund...

police-video evidence. IX. HEALTHCARE OBSTRUCTION IS LIFE-SAFETY, NOT ARGUMENT Healthcare is central to this Supplement because a decree signed on the proposed record would leave - Jason homeless, bankrupt, without transportation, without the - a man with congestive heart failure ability to afford COBRA, without functional HSA/FSA access, without surgeries, without reliable medication access, and without the practical ability to rebuild employment. Jason needs spinal surgery and surgery for a torn rotator cuff, ruptured bicep, and torn tendons. He has be...

Xl. SAPD RECORDS SHOW FALSE-REPORTING ESCALATION AND STOLEN-PROPERTY NARRATIVE SAPD Report No. SAPD26106749 records Petitioner attempting to frame Jason's HSA/benefit-access efforts as fraud. The officer told her it did not appear Jason was attempting to impersonate her, that Jason was authorized on the account, and that no criminal conduct appeared from the benefits-access conduct. The same report records that Petitioner then escalated into a statement that Jason drugged and raped her in 2024 while declining to make a sexual-assault report. SAPD Report...

...s dramatic, but no less dangerous. Petitioner purchased a firearm and made threats. Jason has recordings in which Petitioner discusses his death and directly links it to healthcare access. She offered only limited care while acknowledging healthcare as a survival issue. She then systematically obstructed that healthcare. Petitioner disabled HSA access while Jason was hospitalized with a serious infection. She interfered with surgery. She represented benefits had been restored, but the benefits were either not restored or remained functionally inaccessibl...

Jason cannot leave this litigation without enforceable protection against knowingly false criminal allegations, stolen-property-based accusations, healthcare interference, and witness suppression. Without intervention, this does not end. XIX. THE RECORD HAS BEEN SCREAMING FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS The issue before the Court is no longer whether the parties disagree. The issue is whether this record can honestly be described as ordinary. This record contains more than 120 pleadings, more than 1,400 pages of filings, repeated requests for a court reporter, repea...

...y records, character/relationship witnesses, and a signed Declaration and Registration of Informal Marriage dated September 22, 2023. 9. The Court has been notified that healthcare/HSA/FSA/QLE/COBRA compliance remains disputed and requires third-party source verification before any decree affecting healthcare access is signed or enforced. 10.The Court has been notified that SAPD records bear on false reporting, device/tracking allegations, healthcare-benefit allegations, protective-order misuse, credibility, trial readiness, and chain of custody for stol...

...gnature, entry, transmission, enforcement, fee awards, sanctions, and decree action pending written recusal resolution; 17.orderimmediatethird-partysourceverification of healthcare, HSA/FSA, OLE, COBRA, plan elections, and functional benefits access; 18.ordersource-recordfinancialverification before final property division; 19.orderpreservation,sequestrationawayfromPetitionerandheragents,categorical non-use, categorical non-access, and categorical non-benefit as to all stolen evidence, stolen hard drives, stolen records, stolen Apple devices, stolen comp...

...marital timeline is false submission; Declaration of and property division premise is Informal Marriage; domestic inverted. partnership; Ameriprise/POA/witness materials Healthcare ife-safety Healthcare PO materials; Shows decree could cut off medication, ERISA/EBSA notices; COBRA, surgery, HSA/FSA access, and Accenture/OLE/COBRA CHF stability. records; medical letters Financial collapse Amended Inventory; Shows false destitution, missing source discovery deficiency filings; records, alleged loans, and Accenture compensation; concealed/omitted assets. fi...

...appearance," and requested "receipt and entry." Respondent objects to signing, entry, rendition effect, enforcement, implementation, property transfer, debt allocation, healthcare/benefits effects, injunctions, fees, costs, sanctions, and all effects of Petitioner's proposed Final Decree of Divorce. Respondent further gives notice that multiple core emergency filings submitted by as Under Review or Submitted. Those filings include Respondent's Verified Emergency Motion to Abate, Stay, or Continue Trial; Respondent's Verified Motion to Recuse; Respondent...

healthcare/OQLE/HSA/FSA issues, stolen-evidence issues, source-record issues, de novo/trial- readiness issues, and non-waiver issues identified below. Respondent will supplement exhibits and supporting records as soon as available. Respondent requests that emergency relief not be denied or delayed solely because exhibits are being supplemented on an emergency rolling basis due to Respondent's medical collapse, financial collapse, lack of phone service, lack of funds, stolen trial materials, stolen hard drives, stolen evidence repositories, and lack of me...

...al evidence, witness testimony, exhibit admission, prove-up, rendition, proposed decree, signing, entry, enforcement, implementation, property transfer, debt allocation, healthcare/benefits effect, injunction, fee award, cost award, sanction, or decree effect occurring after Respondent submitted a verified pre-evidence recusal motion and before Rule 18a compliance. Respondent further objects to any proposed decree that omits the pending verified recusal motion, omits any Rule 18a ruling, omits any referral, omits any good-cause finding, and instead conve...

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...

...bjects 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 requests, civil-claim preservation, attorney- misconduct issues, criminal-referral issues, or any other pending threshold matter without identifying those matters and making written rulings. Respondent requests that the Court decline to sign Petitioner's pro...

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...

...ess 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 concealment, evidence theft, hard-drive theft, legal-work-product theft, trial-material theft, manufactured eviction, false reporting, and procedural abuse. Vil. REQUEST TO WITHHOLD SIGNATURE, ENTRY, ENFORCEMENT, AND DECREE EFFECTS Respondent requests that the Court immediately: 1. withhold signature and entry of Petitioner's proposed Final Decree of...

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...

...no-bridge emails; 6. bodycam/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 exhi...

..., 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-relief issue, reimbursement claim, parent-loan claim, forensic-accounting request, or request for emergency survival-level financial relief, interim attorney's fees, litigation expenses, access-to-counsel relief, fe...

...address Respondent's verified pre-evidence recusal motion under Rule 18a; 7. rule on Respondent's emergency filings, medical-incapacity objections, no-bridge objections, healthcare objections, stolen-evidence objections, source-record objections, de novo/trial-readiness objections, Rule 204 issues, financial- stabilization requests, access-to-counsel requests, sanctions requests, non-waiver filings, and proposed order; 8 . deny in full any request for fees, costs, sanctions, expert expenses, vendor expenses, protective expenses, discovery expenses, or co...

...eview or submitted. | did not consent to trial, evidence, prove-up, rendition, decree, judgment, enforcement, fees, costs, sanctions, property division, debt allocation, healthcare/benefits effects, injunctions, or adverse rulings in my absence. My inability to physically appear was medical incapacity and financial collapse. It was not waiver, abandonment, delay, failure to prosecute, consent to trial, or consent to final orders. | requested remote access and bridge information because my phone service was disconnected and | could not place outbound call...

...ortunity to cure structural defects before seeking recusal. That procedural structure is no longer workable. Trial is set today, the stolen evidence remains unavailable, healthcare remains unresolved, source records remain concealed, Respondent is medically and financially collapsed, and once trial evidence begins Respondent's recusal rights and due-process objections may be materially impaired. begins trial mechanics. At prior trial settings, proceedings moved immediately toward witness calls and evidence. Respondent files before evidence is offered to...

...good cause on the record before any evidence is offered. 4. Preservation of Respondent's objections, including recusal, mandamus, de novo, due process, stolen-evidence, healthcare, discovery, source-record, financial-relief, trial-readiness, and appellate complaints. 5. Interim ancillary protection prohibiting Gwendolyn Laura Ulijasz, her counsel, experts, vendors, investigators, agents, contractors, and anyone acting with or for her from having any access to, contact with, use of, control over, disclosure of, alteration of, deletion of, reliance upon,...

...trial despite known structural impossibility, stolen evidence repositories, stolen hard drives, stolen trial materials, unavailable source financial records, unresolved healthcare/OLE records, unresolved de novo/trial- readiness issues, rejected or unresolved adequate-trial-time requests, and Respondent's present inability to safely appear or present evidence. NEW MATERIAL FACTS SINCE THE PRIOR RECUSAL PROCEEDINGS Since the prior recusal proceedings, Petitioner unlawfully entered the residence in violation of mutual injunctions and stole Respondent's ha...

...pondent's parents are also in bankruptcy. This collapse was engineered through financial strangulation, retainer fraud reporting, medical rehabilitation fraud reporting, healthcare obstruction, eviction manufacturing, source-record concealment, and evidence theft. Respondent is medically unstable. Respondent has been repeatedly hospitalized with congestive heart failure. Respondent recently spent four days hospitalized with a spinal injury and eft against medical advice only to attempt to save survival items from the manufactured eviction. Respondent is...

...on, Respondent requests a clear ruling on the record and states that he appears, if at all, under objection and without waiving recusal, mandamus, de novo, due- process, healthcare, discovery, stolen-evidence, trial-readiness, financial-relief, court-reporter, or appellate complaints. Respectfully submitted, Jason McKemie 539 W. Commerce St., Ste. 2010 Dallas, TX 75208 214-868-4901 jmckemie@mckemie.net Page 5 of 6 Copy from re:SearchTX

...ERGENCY AND INABILITY TO SAFELY APPEAR Respondent has congestive heart failure. Respondent has repeatedly informed this Court that Petitioner has obstructed Respondent's healthcare access and that the obstruction has created direct medical risk. Respondent has been repeatedly hospitalized for congestive-heart-failure symptoms and related medical complications. The Court has already received substantial medical documentation and physician notes regarding Respondent's medical condition, medical instability, repeated hospitalization, need for continued heal...

...re to prosecute, delay, or consent to trial. It is the direct result of medical emergency, financial collapse, unsafe transportation, disconnected communication, and the healthcare obstruction Respondent has repeatedly brought before this Court. Ill. RESPONDENT IS NOT REFUSING TO APPEAR AND IS NOT ABANDONING THE CASE Respondent is not refusing to appear. Respondent is not abandoning his case. Respondent is not consenting to trial. Respondent is not consenting to evidence being taken in his absence. Respondent is not consenting to final orders. Respondent...

...for remote appearance; 4. Respondent's request for court reporter; 5. Respondent's request that medical incapacity not be treated as waiver; 6. Respondent's request for healthcare preservation; 7. Respondent's request for de novo/trial-readiness hearing before trial; 8. Respondent's request for protection of stolen hard drives, stolen evidence repositories, stolen legal work product, stolen trial materials, stolen printer, stolen printer ink, stolen binders, stolen medications, and stolen device evidence; 9. Respondent's request that no evidence be take...

Respondent has repeatedly informed this Court that Petitioner obstructed Respondent's healthcare access, including medical coverage, HSA access, FSA access, medication access, surgery access, and related benefits. Petitioner obstructed Respondent's healthcare access beginning no later than December 18, 2024. Petitioner caused or participated in a false divorce-based OLE that cut off Respondent's healthcare on October31, 2025, despite no divorce decree existing on that date. Petitioner has repeatedly represented compliance while Respondent contests functi...

...ion before evidence is received; 10. Rule on Respondent's emergency motion to abate, stay, or continue trial; 11. Preserve all mandamus, appellate, recusal, due-process, healthcare, stolen-evidence, discovery, source-record, court-reporter, de novo, financial-relief, and trial-readiness objections. Respondent further requests any other relief to which Respondent is entitled. Respectfully submitted, [Son fram Jason McKemie 539 W. Commerce St., Ste. 2010 Dallas, TX 75208 214-868-4901 jmckemie@mckemie.net Page 5 of 7 Copy from re:SearchTX

...ve heart failure. have been repeatedly hospitalized for congestive-heart-failure symptoms and related medical complications. | have repeatedly informed the Court that my healthcare has been obstructed and that the obstruction has created direct medical risk. The Court has received medical documentation and physician notes regarding my medical condition, repeated hospitalization, and need for continued healthcare access. | was involved ina car | am currently living in my vehicle. My phone service has been disconnected. | wreck last week, and my vehicle is...