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      Dan Iagatta's Plight

             In a little over two years he went from an able-bodied self-employed plumbing and heating contractor/pilot/firefighter/paramedic/town official/environmentalist/and most importantly a father of two boys, ages 10 & 12.  Dan has spent over $100,000 modifying his marital home for his quadriplegia disability caused by a bicycle accident.  The courts have done Dan great injustices by not allowing him or giving him special access (as required by the American Disabilities Act?) for his first four days of trial, removing visitation and custody of his two children, wife allowed to remove children from religious education classes that Dan teaches, Judge intimidates Dan to use a lawyer at trial, Judge makes biased decision on first day of trial stating “I envision you making $70,000 in the near future” and  “I am familiar with your disability”. 

      Dan now has until January 26, 2007 to give his estranged wife 50% of the marital home in cash and $75,000 in 10 years and to pay back the two children's college funds tenfold and Dan is to surrender his $200,000 inheritance to his wife, she is allowed to keep her $250,000 inheritance and Dan has to remove a $40,000 elevator along with a $15,000 ramp and put all the doors back to their original location before his injury.  Dan also has to pay the parent coordinator in full (even though the court order says his estranged wife pay ) Dan has to pay the last 18 months of mortgage and maintenance (even though the court order says it is to come from the proceeds “off the top” before division of assets) of approximately $54,000 on top of several promissory notes and a lien by Mass Health along with other outstanding bills that would have to be paid once Dan turned his house into a “liquid asset”.  Judge Boorstein is quoted “will have to obtain an apartment, most likely the most realistic alternative form for him”. That is a hidden name for a urine soaked nursing home.

      Dan needs approximately 1100 sq/ft. for rehabilitative and specialized equipment which he uses on the second floor of a garage.  Dan uses the first floor of the ranch house and his live-in aides live in the downstairs part of the house.  Dan has a cost of $60-$90,000 per year to maintain a quadriplegic’s needs but the judge explained she knew that.  Dan was ordered to pay $26,600 towards attorney’s costs and $780 for her stenographer, but was not reimbursed for his $40,000 in legal Dan's expenses or $1000 in stenographer fees.  Dan has to sell the house by August 31, 2006 and vacate the house by September 30, 2006.  Dan's estranged wife has “sole discretion for selling the marital home for whatever she deems reasonable.”

      • Dan Iagatta was a 23 year Plumbing business owner, 14 year Lt. Firefighter/Paramedic, on the Foxborough call fire Department, pilot, Rotarian, Board of Health and Providence College graduate/Fire Science, Board of Trustees, Firefighter I/II,

      • April 10, 2004, he was hit by an automobile while riding a bicycle training for a triathlon and rendering him a C4/C5 quadriplegic.  After 2 back surgeries in Boston Medical Center and 3 months of intense rehabilitation  in Denver, Colorado he returned home in July 2004 and had a fundraiser in October 22, 2004.

      • Dan's estranged wife had Dan committed to Norwood hospital for a psych evaluation and was later released OK.

      • Estranged wife tells best friend she is leaving Dan after the fundraiser.

      • Dan has to pay over $4,000 a month in private nursing because his wife will not care for Dan.  Note: Dan's estranged wife is an operating room Registered Nurse.

      • November 20, 2004, MGL 209 A restraining order was served to Dan; November 22, 2004, 2nd MGL 209 A second order served again to Dan.

      • Estranged wife runs over husband in wheelchair in driveway with car? Husband is not pressing charges.

      • November 2004 MGL 209 A, Norfolk probate court removes order upon seeing Dan is a quadriplegic in a wheelchair.

      • November 2004 Dan Is Ordered by Judge Harms to illegally spend $10,000 on council.  Dan objected and wanted to go pro se.  Judge Harms told Dan “You do not even know what the word means."

      • Dan's estranged wife removed $10,000 fraudulently from his trust fund to purchase her new vehicle/rent.

      • November 2004, Dan was ordered to have supervised visitation and to pay approximately $500/$1500 disability pay as a child support.  Dan later objected and stated this was more money than an able-bodied person paid.

      • Dan's estrange wife removes both children's from grades 4 and 6 From St. Mary's religious education program because Dan was their teacher.

      • March 2005, Dan complains of supervised visitation; not seeing the children but twice since November 2004; Christmas was celebrated in February.

      • May 2005, Dan spends approximately $2,000 to obtain a court order just to go see his children at concerts and a science fair.  Note: takes Dan one complete school year to obtain 04 /05 school records. (Over 40 e-mails)

      • August 22, 2005, court ordered Dan to surrender children after having custody 24/7 the past three months.  Note: Dan has still not seen his children in the past 11 months.

      • October 21, 2005, Dan enrolls in the Brockton visitation Center; Dan's estranged wife cancels a visit in February because of 1 inch of snow, minutes before Dan's arrival.  Visitation Center cancels visitation completely because Dan was 11 minutes late.  Note: Dan allows over two hours to get to his visitation Center and his neighbor, on that day, had the lift break; terminating Dan’s visitation.  Dan's van has over 250,000 miles on it and was donated to him.  It costs approximately $200 per visit and Dan never got to see his kids once and spent approximately $600 plus registration fee.  Note: Dan showed up when the visitation center was closed and no one notified him/they notified his estranged wife who was supposed to call Dan and never did.

      • March 2006, Judge Boorstein gives Dan a court order to obtain court tapes for the four days of trial that he was not present.  Note: after approximately 100 attempts in three months after trial; he still has received no tapes.

      • March 2006, Judge Boorstein gives Dan a court order to obtain what equipment he would need for teleconferencing.  Note: ADA coordinator recommended that  I “spend $175 an hour and go to Kinko's to have my testimony recorded."

      • July 7, 2006, Dan shows up in court for a motion hearing on his children.  Dan had to pay approximately $1,000 for a stenographer and a handicap taxi to and from the courthouse because the court will not supply or allow any videoconferencing.  Dan followed all the rules of the court that day in the motion which were scheduled on the docket; outlast his estranged wife and counsel did not show up and the judge did not even listen to what Dan had to say.

      • Dan has filed approximately 26 ex parte motions on June 2, seventh, 13, 20th, 27, in July 7, 13, 2006 only to have two heard.

      • One motion was denied to access docket/court tapes; however on the same day the denial of motion came, the entire docket came?

      • Judge Boorstein during trial day seven, 6th of April 2006 ???? testimony ??? was given via a telephone in a hospital bed.

      • Judge Boorstein was embarrassed when I told her in April 2006, "that after approximately a hundred attempts to obtain tapes, your own people cannot follow your own court order, how do you expect for me to have any respect for this court?"

      • Judge Boorstein dismissed two contempts against Ms. Iagatta for showing up intoxicated and trying to obtain the children; the Foxborough police report clearly shows contempt, however Judge Boorstein dismissed both.

        • Judge Boorstein continued the contempt against Ms. Iagatta for not paying her half ($1,500) for the parent coordinator until judgment; however judgment was issued on July 7, 2006 not addressing the contempt and forcing Dan to pay the full amount.

       
      • Judge Boorstein tells Dan to go live in an apartment and never took into consideration the rehabilitative equipment that Dan uses every day along with a five year waiting list to get into a handicap public housing for a two-bedroom; however now that Dan does not have custody of his children he had to reapply to the 13 communities only giving him a one-bedroom and now starting at the bottom of the list.

        • Dan becomes first quadriplegic in Massachusetts to receive his temporary teaching certificate in the vocational area of plumbing, however; I cannot find a job even as a substitute in his hometown because of the past past 209A’s restraining order issued to a man in a wheelchair.

      In closing, these are just 27 of the over 200 atrocities that have been committed by the judicial system and a judge who believes she is immune to retribution.  We all know what the outcome would be if Dan's wife was in the wheelchair.  Dan is begging anyone for help on his long and arduous appeal.  During that time Dan will still not have the opportunity to see his children for the next couple of years.  Even though the court order allows Dan to speak to his children, his wife has blocked all three telephones and Dan must call from a neighbor's house or pay phone just to tell his kids how much he loves them. 

      Please help me put an end to the “FOOLISHNESS” in the Family Court!

      Respectfully, In Him     Daniel Iagatta III                     
      508-543-0551
      DIplumbing@Comcast.net
      508-509-9178

      Dan is now being evicted from his home of over twenty years (before the marriage) at a cost of $235,000 to pay his wife home equity of $153,000