From: Tom Doyle
Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2015 02:36
To: Kasumi Fujikawa Doyle 藤川 香住【香住 藤川 ドイル】
Subject: Divorce
Attachments: Certified Mail June 2015.pdf; certified mail k doyle june 2015.jpg; Certified Mail
August 14, 2015.png; USPS Details Cert Mail Aug 11 2015.png
(Sent 6 Times)
Adding 1 more certified mail for the record. (For the Hawaii Courts)
Sent: August 11, 2015
August 14, 2015 , 11:02 am Notice Left ([Marital Partnership Property – Name Redacted]) HONOLULU, HI 96815
Returned to me: September 1, 2015
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Kasumi,
1) I have come to the conclusion that you have decided to completely cut off any and all communication with me.
2) At least 6 emails have gone unanswered. (You did not even extend to me the courtesy of sending a confirmation email)
3) You also did not claim the Certified Mail I sent to you in June, 2015. Delivery of the mail was attempted on June 20 and June 24. Notices were left on both dates so you could schedule a re-delivery. You made no attempt to have the mail re-delivered.
4) I have attached an image file from the USPS website with the attempted delivery details. The letter was sent back to me on July 18 as it was not claimed by the addressee.
5) I have attached a copy of the Certified Letter that was mailed to you.
6) I demand an update as to the status of ALL my personal items that are/were in our Marital Home. (Our “Marital Partnership Property”) Some of the items, including my photos, videos and files, are priceless. I demand an update as soon as possible. Under no circumstances do I authorize you to dispose of these items.
7) Please remember that we have been in “Contemplation of Divorce” since I wrote you an email on November 20, 2014. Prolonging the filing of the Divorce Papers will not change this fact.
8) Here is the Hawaii Court’s definition of the “date of the dissolution of the marital partnership”:
Any time after this (EARLIEST) date would be considered “Contemplation of Divorce.”
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“Date of the dissolution of the marital partnership” means the “EARLIEST” of the following dates:
(1) The date of the final separation in contemplation of divorce;
(2) The date of the filing of the complaint for divorce;
(3) The date one or both of the parties took a substantial step toward a final separation that subsequently occurred;
(4) The date one or both of the parties contemplated or took a substantial step toward the filing of the complaint for divorce that was subsequently filed; or
(5) The date one or both of the parties demonstrated their express will to withdraw from the marital partnership.
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9) Obviously, I have not received the Divorce Papers yet. Is there a reason as to why you are trying to prolong the process? I can think of a few, but I will not elaborate in this letter.
9) I think it is in your best interests, as well as mine, to fully discuss this matter. If you no longer wish to communicate with me, please have your attorney contact me directly.
PLEASE HAVE THE COURTESY TO CONFIRM THAT YOU HAVE RECEIVED THIS EMAIL – A SIMPLE “YES, RECEIVED” WILL BE FINE.
Sincerely,
Tom Doyle
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