General correspondence regarding Exhibit "C" - Saba Hashem Individually and as a member of And derivatively on behalf of D'Angelo and Hashem, LLC vs. D'Angelo, Stephen L. et al

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On September 16, 2016 an accounting case was filed by Carrion, Jennifer M, and Hashem, Saba, represented by Farrah, Jr., Esq., Albert L, Kaplan, Esq., Wendy Anne, Pro Se, and Rivera-Bujosa, Esq., Mernaysa, against D'Angelo And Hashem, Llc, D'Angelo Law Group Llc And Nominally, D'Angelo And Hashem, Llc, and D'Angelo, Stephen L., represented by Amann, Esq., William James, Andrade, Esq., Matthew, Cossingham, Esq., Kenneth, D'Angelo, Esq., Stephen Lawrence, and Laporte, Esq., Thomas C, in the jurisdiction of Essex County. Judge Timothy Q. Feeley presiding.

                        
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D’Angelo v. NH Supreme Court, et al. 12-CV-411-5SM 12/20/12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Stephen L. D‘ Angelo,
Plaintiff
v. : Case No. 12-cv-411-SM
Opinion No. 2012 DNH 204

New Hampshire Supreme Court, and

Brian Germain, Esq.,
Defendants

ORDER

The plaintiff, Stephen D’Angelo, appears pro se (although he
ig an attorney). He brings this action seeking compensatory,
declaratory, and injunctive relief, asserting that the state
courts violated his Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights during
the course of child support proceedings to which he was a party.
The Magistrate Judge has reviewed the complaint in due course and
has filed a formal Report and Recommendation, in which she
recommends dismissal of all D’Angele’s claims for lack of subject
matter jurisdiction, after applying the Rooker-Feldman doctrine.
Defendants also move to dismiss all of plaintiff£’s claims.

Plaintiff objects.

The Report and Recommendation is adopted in part,
d…