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    _______________________________________

    BRETT KIMBERLIN,
    Appellant,
    v.
    AARON WALKER et al,
    Appellees
    _______________________________________

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    IN THE
    COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS
    OF MARYLAND
    September Term, 2014: No. 1553
    September Term, 2014: No. 2099
    September Term, 2015: No. 365
    Consolidated Appeals

    F. PATRICK OSTRONICS CONSENT MOTION TO WITHDRAW AS COUNSEL FOR


    APPELLEE WALKER
    F. Patrick Ostronic, Esq. attorney for Appellee Aaron J. Walker, Esq., moves this Court
    for a consent order withdrawing his appearance in this case and states as follows:
    1.

    Mr. Walker and Mr. Ostronic have mutually agreed that it would be advantageous for Mr. Walker
    to represent himself at this time and in this appeal. Mr. Walkers signature on this motion
    constitutes his written consent to this motion.

    2.

    Such withdrawal will not cause Mr. Walker any prejudice. First, although Mr. Walker is not a
    Maryland attorney, he is an attorney in good standing in both Virginia and Washington, D.C.
    Indeed, Mr. Ostronic and Mr. Walker believe that this Court will benefit from the perspective of
    two attorneys rather than just one. Second, this withdrawal is sought at an early stage of this
    appeal.

    3.

    This withdrawal will not cause any other party any prejudice because Mr. Walker will not seek a
    delay based on that withdrawal.

    4.

    Mr. Walker has been apprised of the consequences of his decision and consents to it knowingly
    and intelligently.

    WHERFO,CounseldMar.kqhti oemapsrF.PckOntiwhdyoefrAplkWnaisct.
    1

    Date: ____________________

    Respectfully submitted,
    _______________________________
    F. Patrick Ostronic
    932 Hungerford Drive, Ste. 28A
    Rockville, Maryland 20850
    fpolaw@fpolaw.com
    (410) [redacted]
    Pro Bono Counsel for Appellees

    Date: ____________________

    I hereby consent to this motion,

    Aaron J. Walker, Esq.


    Va Bar# 48882
    P.O. Box 3075
    Manassas, Virginia 20108
    AaronJW72@gmail.com
    (703) [redacted]
    (no fax)

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