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Motion for leave to appeal dismissed as vexatious; appellant's fee waiver revoked to prevent further abuse.
The appellant sought leave to appeal an order refusing to hear an urgent motion regarding parenting and relocation, as the matter was scheduled for an imminent trial.
The court dismissed the motion for leave to appeal under Rule 2.1.02, finding it to be frivolous, vexatious, and an abuse of process.
The court noted the appellant's history of filing voluminous, incomprehensible materials and his apparent desperation to avoid trial.
To prevent further abusive proceedings, the court revoked the appellant's Fee Waiver and required him to seek leave before obtaining any future fee waivers in this proceeding.
Father ordered to take affirmative steps to enforce parenting schedule for adult child with disabilities.
The respondent mother brought a motion seeking 23 heads of relief, primarily alleging that the applicant father breached the parenting time and therapy provisions of their Minutes of Settlement regarding their two adult children with disabilities.
The father brought a cross-motion to strike the mother's affidavit evidence under Rule 1(8.2) of the Family Law Rules, arguing it was inflammatory and irrelevant.
The court found that the father had not done enough to facilitate the parenting schedule for the younger child and ordered him to take specific affirmative steps to ensure compliance and support reunification therapy.
The father's motion to strike was dismissed as moot, as the impugned forms are presumptively inadmissible at trial.
