And Then Kelly McGuirk Misrepresented Herself to The Court To Receive Documents

After paying dues for years, a homeowner had a rat infestation in the attic, which is common space maintained by the Associations. Rat infestations had come and gone over the last few years, and the homeowner was tired of the constant invasions.

EDGEWATER ISLE MASTER ASSOCIATION
Minutes - Board of Directors Meeting
Monday, October 13, 2003 - Beresford Park - 7:00 PM


HOMEOWNER FORUM
B. .....she was wondering if there had been any complaints about rats. The Board replied no. She said she had a problem with rats. Nick Pargett was asked to supplyHOMEOWNERwith the contact information for pest control.

Homeowner attempted to get Associations to deal with resulting wiring problems and urine-smelling insulation in the attic. Associations refused. Homeowner took Associations to small claims court.

Edgewater Isle North Association LOST, contrary to what they said. (They lied, hardly a surprise anymore.)

Edgewater Isle North loses small claims case

 

The judge ordered the North Association to clean up the resulting mess and electrical wiring.

After that, Kelly McGuirk went to the San Mateo County courthouse and lied to the Court Clerk and attempted to pickup the homeowner's documents. Knowing there was payroll information in there, could she have been intending to commit identity theft?

letter to San Mateo Superior Court
 

June 16, 2006

Honorable Stephanie Garratt
Small Claims Court
San Mateo County Superior Court
800 North Humboldt Street
San Mateo CA 94401

Re: Case SCC 103759

Dear Commissioner Garratt:
received
 


On June 13, 14, and 15, 2006, the Small Claims Clerk's office left me 3 voice mail messages (one
per day) regarding my exhibits I presented in the above-mentioned case. Two different clerks
(names available upon request) called me and told me there was an issue with my exhibits. The
clerk supervisor I spoke with on June 15, 2006, told me that Kelly McGuirk came to the Small
Claims Court window and stated to the clerk thatmy exhibits were in fact hers (Ms. McGuirk's), and that
she wanted the exhibits given to her. The clerks did not give the exhibits to Ms. McGuirk, and they
then left me then voice mail messages to tell me what had happened.

I respectfully ask that the Court either seal or secure the exhibits, or allow me to retrieve them.
These exhibits contain information including my payroll information. I dismissed Ms McGuirk from
the case at the time of the hearing: I do not know of any legitimate use she could have for these
records nor why she is attempting to represent them as her exhibits after she was dismissed.

cordially

cc: Edgewater Isle North Homeowners Association
     1935 Dry Creek Road
     Campbell CA 95008

     Edgewater Isle Master Association
     c/o Pargett Management
     3 Waters Park Drive
     San Mateo CA 94403

     Kelly McGuirk
     1670 Via Laguna
     San Mateo CA 94404

 

reply from court

envelope from Superior Court