Samiezade-Yazd

background of the present matter: “Caroline Samiezade-Yazd and Mohammad Samiezade-Yazd filed for divorce in September 2004 in Colorado. In April 2006, the Colorado court awarded Mohammad custody of the couple’s three minor children and authorized his move to California with the children. Caroline was given the right to supervised visitation. The contentious custody dispute continued in California. After four years, in response to another of Caroline’s numerous largely repetitive motions, the court issued an order, following a hearing on October 21, 2010, suspending visitation between

1 Caroline and the children, now ages 13, 15 and 17 years old.” (No. A130845, Oct. 24, 2011, A130845 [nonpub. opn.].) The Discussion section of this court’s prior opinion began as follows: “Initially, we note that Caroline’s appellate briefs completely fail to comply with the applicable requirements of the California Rules of Court, rule 8.204(a). Her briefs do not contain any citation to the record and her arguments are not organized in any understandable manner and are not supported by citation to relevant authority. The vast majority of her briefing is focused on factual issues unrelated to the…