Morocco Consular Court Cases

Following the foreign de facto administrative proceeding styled as a “trial” on September 3, 2026, Morocco Consular Court at the Missouri state reviewed Ms. Hues-El’s Affidavit of Fact: Writ of Error [EXHIBIT E], the previously entered affidavits and writs, and the prior decisions and orders of the Consular Court.

The Decision records that Ms. Hues-El attended under duress and protest solely for the limited purpose of enforcing the prior Writs of Error and Order of Default. Her attendance did not constitute consent, waiver, voluntary participation, or submission to jurisdiction.

On September 4, 2026, Morocco Consular Court issued its Writ of Error—Consular Decision and Order. On September 8, 2026, the Writ was formally entered into the records of the foreign de facto 21ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MISSOURI (Inc.) in the void proceeding.

This Writ of Error orders and adjudges that:

• The misrepresented instrument—unconstitutional bill of attainder / foreign bill of exchange—styled as “JUDGMENT—LANDLORD-TENANT,” dated September 3, 2026, together with every dependent attachment, amendment, docket entry, and derivative instrument, is UNCONSTITUTIONAL, NOTWITHSTANDING, NULL AND VOID AB INITIO, and UNENFORCEABLE for want of jurisdiction and fraud in the inducement;
• All foreign de facto administrative proceedings, including the purported September 3 administrative “trial,” are likewise NULL AND VOID AB INITIO and UNENFORCEABLE;
• The records associated with the proceeding shall be corrected to reflect DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE and CLOSED; and
• Any alleged execution-for-possession process issued under color of law is NULL AND VOID AB INITIO and UNENFORCEABLE for want of jurisdiction and fraud in the inducement.

CERTIFIED CONSULAR COURT RECORD BELOW.

 On August 24, 2026, Morocco Consular Court at the Missouri state issued an Order of Default following the Defendants’ failure to answer the Consular Court’s Writ of Quo Warranto, produce the commanded evidence, prove jurisdiction and Article III judicial authorization, or execute the arrangement stated in the Writ of Quo Warranto.

On August 26, 2026, the Order of Default issued by Morocco Consular Court at the Missouri state was formally entered into the records of the foreign de facto 21ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MISSOURI (Inc.). The record bears the August 26 filing stamp of the Office of the Circuit Clerk and was certified as a true copy of the original record appearing on file.

The Consular Court finds that the Defendants:

• Failed to answer the Consular Court Writ of Quo Warranto within three days of receipt;
• Failed to produce the commanded evidence to the consul officers on August 20, 2026;
• Failed to prove lawful judicial authority, nationality and citizenship, standing, contractual nexus, bonding and financial liability, superior title, lawful service, jurisdiction, or venue;
• Failed to execute the arrangement requiring dismissal with prejudice and closure of the disputed proceeding and cessation of interference with the inherited ancestral estate; and
• Continued their default, breach of duty, inducement to fraud, and collusive action under color of authority by attempting to schedule a de facto administrative “trial” for September 3, 2026.

Morocco Consular Court orders and adjudges that:

• An Order of Default is entered against against Chastidy Dillon-Amelung, Joan M. Gilmer, Christine Elizabeth Travaglini #49327, Marilyn Mack-Williams, Patrick W. Keefe, Benzy Fishbane, Kristy Drew, and all principals, corporations, agents, employees, assigns, successors, and representatives acting with or through them;
•  The purported September 3, 2026 de facto administrative “trial,” together with every rescheduled or derivative hearing arising from the disputed proceeding, is VACATED, CANCELLED, and without force or effect;  
• The misrepresented instrument and proceeding styled as “case number 26SL-AC27304” shall be DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE AND CLOSED for want of jurisdiction and fraud in the inducement;
• The default judgment entered against the Defendants by Ms. Hues-El in the principal sum of THREE MILLION TWENTY-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS ($3,022,000.00), payable in lawful money—specifically, .9999 fine-silver bullion coins or bars—is REAFFIRMED, CONFIRMED, UPHELD, and declared ENFORCEABLE;
• The corresponding judgment lien shall attach to the Defendants’ oaths of office, official and surety bonds, property, assets, rights, titles, interests, and estates, including interests held through or succeeded to by their spouses, heirs, successors, or assigns, until the judgment is fully performed and satisfied; 
• The inherited ancestral estate held in reversion together with its immediate delivery and possession, is vested in and awarded to Ms. Hues-El in allodium as the rightful heiress and reversioner by aboriginal title and inheritance; and
• The Defendants and all persons acting with them shall immediately CEASE AND DESIST from every act or attempted interference with the delivery, peaceful possession, control, use, and enjoyment of the inherited ancestral estate.

 CERTIFIED CONSULAR COURT RECORD BELOW.

  On August 24, 2026, Morocco Consular Court at the Missouri state issued a Writ of Error against Chastidy Dillon-Amelung, Joan M. Gilmer, and Christine Elizabeth Travaglini #49327 concerning the two misrepresented instruments styled as “CIVIL ORDER / MEMO” and “MEMO,” dated August 20, 2026, and the purported administrative “trial” scheduled for September 3, 2026. 

The Consular Court Writ of Error orders and adjudges that:

• The instruments styled “CIVIL ORDER / MEMO” and “MEMO,” dated August 20, 2026, together with all associated instruments and attachments, are UNCONSTITUTIONAL, NOTWITHSTANDING, NULL AND VOID AB INITIO, UNENFORCEABLE, and DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE for want of jurisdiction and fraud in the inducement;
• All past, present, and future de facto administrative proceedings associated with the disputed matter, including the purported September 3, 2026 administrative “trial,” are likewise null and void ab initio, unenforceable, and dismissed with prejudice;
• All affidavits and exhibits entered by Ms. Hues-El shall remain in the record as CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE of the want of jurisdiction of the foreign de facto 21st JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF MISSOURI (Inc.); and
• Any future administrative hearing offered, scheduled, noticed, or attempted concerning Ms. Hues-El, her person, property, effects, or inherited ancestral estate is DENIED, DECLARED VOID AB INITIO, and shall not be entertained.

The certified record includes the Consular Court Writ of Error, official seal and signature of the Consul General, the two “CIVIL ORDER / MEMO” and “MEMO” instruments as EXHIBITS 1 and 2, and the clerk’s certification attesting that the attached record is a true copy of the original appearing on file.

CERTIFIED CONSULAR COURT RECORD BELOW.

 Following Ms. Hues-El’s presentation of the supporting Affidavit of Evidence and Information, the Morocco Consular Court at the Missouri state commenced a quo warranto consular investigation into the asserted authority of the foreign colonizers named Chastidy Dillon-Amelung, Marilyn Mack-Williams, Joan M. Gilmer, Christine Elizabeth Travaglini #49327, Patrick W. Keefe, and Benzy Fishbane.

On August 5, 2026, the Morocco Consular Court initiated the extraordinary proceeding of quo warranto by the issuance of a Writ of Quo Warranto concerning the bill-of-attainder instrument styled as “SUMMONS (LANDLORD–TENANT ACTIONS),” dated July 30, 2026, in the records of the foreign de facto CIRCUIT COURT OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY (Inc.).

On August 12, 2026, the Certification Letter, Consular Writ of Quo Warranto, and supporting Affidavit of Evidence and Information were entered and certified in the records of CIRCUIT COURT OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY (Inc.). 

Morocco Consular Court executed the consular mission at the foreign de facto CIRCUIT COURT OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY (Inc.) on August 20, 2026, for the enforcement of the Writ of Quo Warranto and has provided consular protection and convoy for Ms. Hues-El. 

CERTIFIED RECORDS BELOW.

  A collusive action was commenced under color of law in the name of [COMPANY NAME OMITTED] LLC, associated with the third-party foreign colonizers name Patrick W. Keefe and Benzy Fishbane of BROAD MANAGEMENT GROUP LLC; and Christine Elizabeth Travaglini #49327, of DAVIS & TRAVAGLINI LLC, who is acting as attorney for the alleged plaintiff.

The unconstitutional bill-of-attainder instrument styled as “SUMMONS (LANDLORD–TENANT ACTIONS)” dated July 30, 2026, was processed through the foreign de facto CIRCUIT COURT OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY (Inc.), with Chastidy Dillon-Amelung, Marilyn Mack-Williams, and Joan M. Gilmer acting as administrative clerks de facto. The instrument directs the fictitious corporate name styled as “HUES-EL” to appear on August 20, 2026, by color of authority.

Without consenting to adjudication of the merits, Ms. Hues-El entered a special appearance via an Affidavit of Fact: Writ of Quo Warranto [EXHIBIT A], which commands the identified opposing foreigners to establish proof of their Article III judicial authorization and jurisdiction, nationality, standing, contractual nexus, bonding, lawful service of process, and consular venue.

The Writ of Quo Warranto  incorporates Ms. Hues-El’s Declaration of Aboriginal Heirship [A1], national identification record [A2], certified Treaty of Peace and Friendship of 1836 [A3], with other supporting attachments.

Ms. Hues-El also entered an Affidavit of Fact: Writ of Error [EXHIBIT B], declaring that want of jurisdiction, lack of standing, procedural error, and improper service render the disputed case and “SUMMONS (LANDLORD–TENANT ACTIONS)” instrument void ab initio and unenforceable.

CERTIFIED RECORDS BELOW.