Filed by Conrad · Case 26-104594-DO
05 Motion For Leave Excess Interrogatories 2026-04-16
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOR THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
FAMILY DIVISION, DOMESTIC RELATIONS
ADRIENNE MARJORIE ROCKENHAUS, Case No. 26-104594-DO
Plaintiff,
Hon. Yvonna C. Abraham
v.
CONRAD ALAN ROCKENHAUS,
Defendant.
DEFENDANT'S MOTION FOR LEAVE TO SERVE EXCESS INTERROGATORIES
NOW COMES Defendant, Conrad Alan Rockenhaus, appearing pro se, and pursuant to MCR 2.309(A),
respectfully moves this Honorable Court for leave to serve thirty-seven (37) interrogatories upon Plaintiff
Adrienne Marjorie Rockenhaus, exceeding the twenty (20) interrogatory limit by seventeen (17). In support
thereof, Defendant states as follows:
I. INTRODUCTION
1. MCR 2.309(A) limits each party to twenty interrogatories without leave of court, including all discrete
subparts. Defendant's First Set of Interrogatories contains thirty-eight questions. Defendant respectfully
requests leave to serve all thirty-eight interrogatories simultaneously, as each is necessary and non-
duplicative given the extraordinary complexity of this case.
2. This is not a routine divorce action. Defendant has filed a Counterclaim documenting extensive financial
misconduct spanning multiple federal and state proceedings, three active law enforcement
investigations, unauthorized access to federally protected accounts, Representative Payee fraud, abuse
of Power of Attorney, false statements to law enforcement, deliberate homelessness engineering, and
wrongful retention of personal property and premarital assets. The scope of misconduct alleged, and
documented, in this case is far beyond what twenty interrogatories can adequately address.
II. THE COMPLEXITY OF THIS CASE JUSTIFIES EXCESS INTERROGATORIES
3. This case involves the following distinct subject matter areas, each requiring independent inquiry:
a. Financial accounts and the unauthorized diversion of approximately $39,326.87 in federally protected
VA Disability Compensation and SSDI benefits;
b. Plaintiff's unauthorized access to Defendant's va.gov account using his id.me credentials and
redirection of his direct deposit;
c. Plaintiff's conduct as SSA-appointed Representative Payee and the resulting federal overpayment
demand of $12,074.50;
d. Plaintiff's exercise of Power of Attorney during Defendant's incarceration, including every action taken
under that authority;
e. Plaintiff's communications with the BOP, FCI Milan, Livingston County Jail, the DOJ, and all other third
parties regarding Defendant during his incarceration;
f. Plaintiff's extraction and weaponization of Defendant's private medical, psychiatric, and prescription
records obtained through the Power of Attorney and related fiduciary relationships;
g. Plaintiff's pre-release planning for Defendant's March 2, 2026 release from federal custody, including
coordination with Ann Helgren, VA social workers, and law enforcement;
h. Plaintiff's false statements to the Redford Township Police Department on March 2, 2026 regarding
Defendant's residency and mental health status;
i. Cannabytes, LLC, Defendant's role as formally designated corporate officer, the company's finances,
its personnel, and Plaintiff's wrongful exclusion of Defendant from business operations;
j. Plaintiff's wrongful retention of Defendant's premarital internet domains, including rockenhaus.com,
skyphusion.com, and greyponyit.com;
k. The basis for and timing of the Personal Protection Order filed February 20, 2026, including its
relationship to Defendant's filing of his Motion to Sever on February 18, 2026;
l. Wayne County venue, Plaintiff's residency history, and the judicial estoppel arising from Plaintiff's prior
sworn statements that Defendant n
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05 Motion For Leave Excess Interrogatories 2026-04-16: filing by Conrad Alan Rockenhaus in Rockenhaus v. Rockenhaus (Divorce), Michigan Case No. 26-104594-DO, Wayne County Circuit Court. PDF and searchable text at rockenhaus.net (canonical court record). Disputed third-party domains: /disputed-domains/.
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