In Re Marriage of Fuller

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163 Cal. App. 3d 1070·1985 Cal. App. LEXIS 1561·210 Cal. Rptr. 73
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJanuary 23, 1985B004922California3,018 words

Opinion

Opinion

Lillie, J.

David Rottenberg, former attorney for the named appellant herein, Linden L. Fuller, appeals from the order of October 26, 1983, denying motion for relief (§ 473, Code Civ. Proc.) from an order imposing a $2,500 sanction.

I

Facts

In 1982, Linden L. Fuller filed petition for dissolution of her marriage to Errol Kent Fuller involving, among other issues, determination of separate and community interests of the parties in numerous parcels of real property being operated by Mrs. Fuller.

On November 1, 1982, respondent (all reference hereinafter to respondent is to his counsel) served on Mrs. Fuller request for production of documents relating to the properties under her control. She made no written response thereto and did not appear in court for production of documents and did not produce any. Respondent was equally unsuccessful in attempting to communicate with appellant. Finally, on January 25, 1983, respondent filed his first notice of and motion to compel production of documents and for sanctions.

On February 28, 1983, counsel met and conferred and agreed that Mrs. Fuller would produce certain documents by March 31, 1983. Upon her failure to do so, and after numerous…

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