160929 hearing denied Tobin-Hansen motion to intervene
Channel: JUDICIAL JIU-JITSU
Date: 2020-09-27

Only Joseph Hong objected to the 7/29/16 Tobin-Hansen motion to intervene I made into the Nationstar vs. Opportunity Homes case. Nationstar did not file and objection and did not appear. 
The court reminded those present that the judge doesn't see the e-service and so she didn't know why Nationstar did not appear. This is significant at the 4/23/19 hearing because the court held a hearing ex-parte because she didn't know that Joseph Hong had severe notice that there would be no hearing on 4/23/19. At that hearing Hong lied to the court about this hearing conflating it with the 12/20/16 hearing where my Pro Se motion to intervene as an individual beneficiary as well as the trustee of the Gordon B. Hansen Trust was granted.

The Nationstar case was consolidated with the Jimijack case at hearing on 8/4/16. Hong's only objection was that I had not attached the proposed pleadings. The Court's objection was I had put Steve Hansen, the co-beneficiary on the trust on the document. Hong was instructed to prepare and circulate the order that the Tobin-Hansen motion to intervene was denied without prejudice for procedural reasons, but he never did.