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Rauhauser Ordered To Appear In Court


The new Bullyville lawsuit is scheduled to begin April 7th. 

The trial is a “do over” of Rauhauser’s $1.3 million dollar sanctions and costs you’ve been hearing Neal brag about. That $1.3 million is null and void as the judge decided there should be a new trial.

There were several irregularities in the last judgement but the one Judge Crosby signed off on was that McGibney’s attorney, Evan Stone, asked for oral arguments and Crosby overlooked that request. In Texas, requests for oral arguments are always supposed to be granted. So…

Below is the subpoena served on Neal Rauhauser ordering him to appear in court in person, or via electronic means, along with requested documents.

This will definitely be popcorn worthy. It’s doubtful Neal will show up in person because of outstanding warrants and unpaid child support. But Neal has often mentioned his Google voice number so there’s no way he can refuse to appear via electronic means. 

As for the documents requested. Of interest is “correspondence with any third party regarding legal costs/fees incurred by you in conjunction with this case; any written statements by you regarding the characterization of indebtedness to Hanszen Laporte in conjunction with this case“.

There is some question as to whether Neal was an actual paying client as he and his attorney, Jeffrey Dorrell, are claiming now, or if Neal was a contingency client as they originally stated at the beginning of the trial. 

Neal talks a lot on the internet so I’m wondering if he’ll have the nerve to bring all the requested documents or if he’ll opt for contempt of court and not comply with the requests to avoid perjuring himself and looking the fool.

I look forward to April.

       You, Neal Rauhauser, are hereby commanded to appear in person, or by electronic means, and to give testimony before Judge Don Cosby in the hearing scheduled for April 7, 2016 at 1:30pm located at:

67th Judicial District Court
100 North Calhoun Street
Fort Worth, TX, 76196

       You are futher commanded to produce and permit inspection and copying of the following documents or tangible things to be used as evidence in this case within thirty days of receipt of this subpoena: any statements or records from financial institutions, including bank statements specifically, reflecting any and all payments made to Hanszen Laporte or Jeffrey Dorrell: any invoices/bills/statements issued to you by Hanszen Laport reflecting payment owed to Hanszen Laporte in conjunction with this case; correspondence with any third party regarding legal costs/fees incurred by you in conjunction with this case; any written statements by you regarding the characterization of indebtedness to Hanszen Laporte in conjunction with this case; any written statements by you that are related to or acknowledge plans to bait Plaintiff McGibney into the filing of this lawsuit.

       The hearing is scheduled to last only one hour. Your witness fee of $10 is attached in the form of cash.

       Failure by any person without adequate excuse to obey a subpoena served on that person may be deemed a contempt of the court form which the subpoena is issued or a district court in the county in which the subpoena is served, and may be punished by fine or confinement or both.
Tex. R. Civ. P. 176.8(a)