A Terroristic Divorce

Keller Williams      PDF Version
Montgomeryville, PA

Chris,
Following up to my phone messages from Friday and our brief meeting this evening.

Please be advised I will be filing for an injunction to block the sale of my home while the case is under appeal.

Sonya is aware of the defective court orders, the fraud involving the document, and the appeal in process. Sonya should have informed you of the ongoing legal actions involving the property.

Attached is the Appeal paperwork filed on August 15, 2011, and provided to all parties.
#2007-12477-326 Notice Of Appeal
#2007-12477-327 Certificate of Service to Sonya Healy, Angst & Angst
#2007-12477-328 Certificate of Service to Judge Carolyn Carluccio
#2007-12477-330 Request for Transcripts
#2007-12477-333 Acknowledgment by Judge Carluccio of the Commencement of the Appeal
#2007-12477-334 Confirmation by Montgomery County Prothonotary – Notice 236

If you are interested in following the case, you can find these documents and the entire history of the divorce proceedings at www.work2bdone.com/live If you have trouble accessing the web site, please let me know.

Please confirm receipt of this email and the attachments. I will forward copies of the legal documents to your attention if Sonya is unable to provide them to you. As she has likely entered into an agreement with you I am sure she is required to keep you informed of the status of the ongoing legal action.

I would appreciate copies of all of the documents which have been executed by Sonya with regard to the sale of the house where she has used the defective court order to act without my authorization or consent.

Those copies can be emailed back to this address, or sent via US Mail to the following address:
C/O Joan Healy
871 Mustang Road
Warrington, PA 18976

I appreciate your prompt response. There is no sense in having this legal battle disrupt the lives of another family who is looking to purchase a home. You are welcome to share all of the above information with your pending buyer(s). The appeal process may take a while. Because of the defects in the order and the extrinsic fraud involved, there is a 5 year statute of limitations during which time the order is appealable.

Sincerely,

Terance Healy