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Petitioners filed no responses to the Court’s order.4 On July
29, 1999, the Court ordered that its June 7, 1999, Order to Show
Cause be made absolute.
Consequently, all matters contained in respondent’s 110
paragraphs of requested admissions and proposed stipulations were
deemed admitted and/or stipulated by Mrs. Beck and either
actually admitted or stipulated or deemed stipulated by Dr. Beck.
On October 20, 1999, Tijerina filed a motion to withdraw as
counsel. The Court granted Tijerina’s motion.
At trial, petitioners appeared pro sese. Dr. Beck stated
that he had no objection to the admission into evidence of the
various documents that were the subject of respondent’s requested
admissions and proposed stipulations.
FINDINGS OF FACT
The admitted facts, deemed stipulations, and corresponding
exhibits are incorporated herein by this reference.
When petitioners filed their respective petitions, they each
resided in San Antonio, Texas. Petitioners were married during
the years in issue, and continued to be married, though separated
4 The Court’s June 7, 1999, Order to Show Cause, sent by
certified mail to each petitioner, was returned unclaimed by Mrs.
Beck. The Court’s June 30, 1999, Order, which enlarged the time
for petitioners to respond to the June 7, 1999, Order to Show
Cause, also sent by certified mail to each petitioner, was not
returned unclaimed by either petitioner.
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