Filed by Conrad · Case 26-104594-DO

11h Proposed Order Default Judgment 2026-05-12

Rockenhaus v. Rockenhaus (Divorce) · Wayne County Circuit Court (Third Judicial Circuit), Hon. Nicole N. Goodson · Filed 2026-05-12

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STATE OF MICHIGAN

                      IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
                             THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, FAMILY DIVISION

 ADRIENNE MARJORIE ROCKENHAUS,                                        Case No. 26-104594-DO
   Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant,                                       Hon. Nicole N. Goodson

 v.

 CONRAD ALAN ROCKENHAUS,
  Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff.

       ORDER ON DEFENDANT/COUNTER-PLAINTIFF'S MOTION FOR DEFAULT
                      JUDGMENT ON COUNTERCLAIM
This matter having come before the Court on Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff's Motion for Default Judgment on
Counterclaim, filed pursuant to MCR 2.603(B)(3); the Clerk of the Court having entered default of
Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant on the Counterclaim under MCR 2.603(A); the Court having considered the
Motion, the supporting Affidavit, the Itemized Cost Bill, and the case record; due notice having been given
under MCR 2.603(B)(1); and the Court being fully advised in the premises:
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED:

                                  A. DEFAULT JUDGMENT ENTERED
1. Default judgment is entered in favor of Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff Conrad Alan Rockenhaus and against
   Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant Adrienne Marjorie Rockenhaus on the Counterclaim filed April 15, 2026.

             B. ACCOUNTING OF VA AND SSDI FUNDS (COUNTERCLAIM COUNT B)
2. Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant   shall,   within   30   days   of   the   entry   of   this   Order,   produce   to
   Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff a full accounting of all VA Disability Compensation, SSDI benefits, and any
   other funds received by Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant on behalf of Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff from
   September 2025 through the date of this Order, including but not limited to all bank statements,
   transaction records, and account documentation reflecting receipt, deposit, transfer, withdrawal, and
   disbursement of the funds.

 C. DAMAGES FOR CONVERSION OF DIVERTED VA FUNDS (COUNTERCLAIM COUNT C, VA
                               COMPONENT)
3. Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant shall pay to Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff the sum of TWENTY-SIX
   THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN AND 87/100 DOLLARS ($26,837.87) in damages for
   common-law conversion of Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff's funds, which Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant
   diverted from Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff's VA Disability Compensation account during the period
   September 2025 through February 2026 through unauthorized access to Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff's
   va.gov account using his id.me credentials, with statutory interest from the date of this Order under MCL
   600.6013.
4. The question of statutory enhancement under MCL 600.2919a is reserved for any subsequent damages-
   hearing if the Court so directs.
5. The SSDI-overpayment portion of Counterclaim Count C ($12,074.50 demanded by the Social Security
   Administration) is not adjudicated in this Order. That recovery is reserved for the proper forum (SSA
    administrative process and any federal action that may follow).

                D. RETURN OF PERSONAL PROPERTY (COUNTERCLAIM COUNT D)
 6. Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant shall, within seven days of the entry of this Order, return to
    Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff possession of all of Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff's personal property,
    including but not limited to: his wallet and all contents (driver's license, VA ID, bank cards); Social
    Security card; birth certificate; DD Form 214; VA Award Letter; Apple iPhone 16e and charger; Apple
    iPad and charger; Apple Mac Mini; backpack with clothing; and all other personal effects.
 7. The cat Autumn, identified in the Counterclaim as marital property jointly adopted during the marriage, is
    reserved for treatment at the Judgment of Divorce stage.

       E. TRANSFER OF PREMARITAL INTERNET DOMAINS (COUNTERCLAIM COUNT E)
 8. Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant shall, within 14 days of the entry of this Order, transfer to
    Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff

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11h Proposed Order Default Judgment 2026-05-12: 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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