Filed by Conrad · Case 26-102221-PP

13 Motion TRO USAA Diverted Benefits 2026-05-07

Rockenhaus v. Rockenhaus (PPO) · Wayne County Circuit Court (Third Judicial Circuit) · Filed 2026-05-07

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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. Nicole N. Goodson
v.

CONRAD ALAN ROCKENHAUS,
Defendant.

DEFENDANT'S MOTION FOR TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER PROHIBITING
DISSIPATION OF USAA ACCOUNT RECEIVING DIVERTED FEDERAL VETERANS
AND SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS

NOW COMES Defendant, Conrad Alan Rockenhaus, appearing pro se, and pursuant to MCR 3.310, MCL
552.401, 38 USC § 5301, 42 USC § 407, 42 USC § 405(j), and the Court's inherent authority, respectfully
moves this Honorable Court for the entry of a Temporary Restraining Order directed at one or more financial
accounts at USAA Federal Savings Bank, including specifically Account 0350173818 (routing number 314-
074-269), under the operational control of Plaintiff, into which federally-protected veterans benefits and
Social Security Disability Insurance benefits belonging to Defendant have been diverted. The factual
predicate for this Motion is documented in the existing record and does not require discovery to establish. In
support thereof, Defendant states as follows:

I. RELATIONSHIP TO PENDING OMNIBUS MOTION
1. Defendant's Omnibus Three-Layer Motion, filed in this matter on April 15, 2026 and presently calendared
for hearing on June 4, 2026, seeks at Part Two relief item 11 a status quo injunction directed at Plaintiff's
conduct, prohibiting her from dissipating, transferring, concealing, or otherwise disposing of marital
assets or any funds wrongfully diverted from Defendant pending further order of this Court.
2. The Omnibus Motion's Part Two relief item 11 operates as a behavioral injunction backed by contempt
enforcement. It is directed at Plaintiff. It does not provide notice to the financial institution holding the
diverted funds, and it does not create institution-side compliance flags that would prevent unilateral
dissipation between filing and contempt enforcement.
3. This Motion supplements the Omnibus Motion by requesting a Temporary Restraining Order directed at
a specific identified financial account at USAA Federal Savings Bank. The Temporary Restraining Order
requested in this Motion provides the institution-directed component that the Omnibus Motion does not.
The two forms of relief are complementary and not duplicative.

II. FACTUAL PREDICATE: DOCUMENTED DIVERSION OF FEDERAL BENEFITS TO
PLAINTIFF'S USAA ACCOUNT
A. Defendant's federal benefits
4. Defendant is a 100% service-connected disabled United States Navy veteran. His sole sources of
income are VA Disability Compensation paid monthly by the Department of Veterans Affairs and Social
Security Disability Insurance benefits paid by the Social Security Administration.
5. During Defendant's incarceration at FCI Milan beginning September 4, 2025, Plaintiff served as
Defendant's Social Security Administration designated Representative Payee, holding fiduciary
responsibility under 42 USC § 405(j). Plaintiff also held a Power of Attorney granted by Defendant during
the pre-incarceration period.

B. The September 17, 2025 closure of the prior deposit account

6. Defendant's VA Disability Compensation was historically deposited to a joint financial account at SoFi
Bank, routing number 031-101-334, Account 411003402583. The last successful deposit to that account
was on August 29, 2025 in the amount of $4,673.44.
7. On September 17, 2025, while Defendant was incarcerated, Plaintiff closed the joint SoFi account
unilaterally. Plaintiff has admitted this fact in writing in her February 9, 2026 communication to
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