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	'''Denise Wells Novotny''' (U.S. citizen, born 1957-03-12) is an attorney in Houston, Texas, [[Activated Ministries]] Treasurer and the sister of [[Family International]] member [[Jeff Wells]] and Activated Ministries director [[Valorie Wells Davenport]].		'''Denise Wells Novotny''' (U.S. citizen, born 1957-03-12) is an attorney in Houston, Texas, [[Activated Ministries]] Treasurer and the sister of [[Family International]] member [[Jeff Wells]] and Activated Ministries director [[Valorie Wells Davenport]].

	Novotny has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Houston where she majored in Accounting. Novotny is a December [[1995]] graduate of the South Texas College of Law.<ref> [http://www.texasbar.com/Template.cfm?Section=Member_Directory&Template=/CustomSource/MemberDirectory/Search_Form_Client_Main.cfm State Bar of Texas Member Directory], accessed July 31, 2006. </ref> She has been licensed to practice law in the state of Texas since November 1, [[1996]]. <ref~~>Ibid.<~~/~~ref~~>		Novotny has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Houston where she majored in Accounting. Novotny is a December [[1995]] graduate of the South Texas College of Law.<ref name="dwn20060731"> [http://www.texasbar.com/Template.cfm?Section=Member_Directory&Template=/CustomSource/MemberDirectory/Search_Form_Client_Main.cfm State Bar of Texas Member Directory], accessed July 31, 2006. </ref> She has been licensed to practice law in the state of Texas since November 1, [[1996]]. <ref name="dwn20060731" />

	When her sister Valorie Davenport opened her own law firm in [[1989]], Novotny helped Davenport open her office, stayed on as an employee of the firm and helped run the office.<ref>United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, Case 03-38089-11, Adv. No. 04-3618, Memorandum Opinion dated February 7, 2006, page 46 ([https://media.xfamily.org/docs/legal/usa/misc/valorie-davenport/bankruptcy/03-38089-11-ap-04-3618-rainey-v-davenport-2006-02-07-part3.pdf Part 3]).</ref> After graduating from law school, Novotny worked at her sister's firm as a practicing lawyer. <ref~~>Ibid.<~~/~~ref~~>. Novotny continued to work for Davenport until opening her own firm, Novotny Legal Group, run out of her home, where she lives with Davenport, sometime in 2006.<ref>Judge Jeff Bohm, United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, Case 03-38089-11, Adv. No. 04-3618, [https://media.xfamily.org/docs/legal/usa/misc/valorie-davenport/bankruptcy/04-03618_opinion-2006-05-10.pdf Memorandum Opinion] on (1)the defendant's motion to enlarge time to file notice of appeal; and (2) the plaintiff's motion to strike/dismiss defendant's motion to extend time to file notice of appeal and request for evidentiary hearing, May 10, 2006, page 6.</ref>		When her sister Valorie Davenport opened her own law firm in [[1989]], Novotny helped Davenport open her office, stayed on as an employee of the firm and helped run the office.<ref name="ap043618-20060207">United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, Case 03-38089-11, Adv. No. 04-3618, Memorandum Opinion dated February 7, 2006, page 46 ([https://media.xfamily.org/docs/legal/usa/misc/valorie-davenport/bankruptcy/03-38089-11-ap-04-3618-rainey-v-davenport-2006-02-07-part3.pdf Part 3]).</ref> After graduating from law school, Novotny worked at her sister's firm as a practicing lawyer. <ref name="ap043618-20060207" />. Novotny continued to work for Davenport until opening her own firm, Novotny Legal Group, run out of her home, where she lives with Davenport, sometime in 2006.<ref>Judge Jeff Bohm, United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, Case 03-38089-11, Adv. No. 04-3618, [https://media.xfamily.org/docs/legal/usa/misc/valorie-davenport/bankruptcy/04-03618_opinion-2006-05-10.pdf Memorandum Opinion] on (1)the defendant's motion to enlarge time to file notice of appeal; and (2) the plaintiff's motion to strike/dismiss defendant's motion to extend time to file notice of appeal and request for evidentiary hearing, May 10, 2006, page 6.</ref>

	Novotny drew national attention in [[1990]] when, while attending a George Strait concert, she used a men's restroom and was "stopped by a police officer, given a $200 fine and escorted out of the arena, abandoning the third-row seat for which she had paid a ticket broker $125."<ref>Belkin, Lisa, "Seeking Some Relief, She Stepped Out of Line," New York Times, 1990-07-21.</ref> She was represented in court by her sister Valorie Davenport and a jury acquitted her after 23 minutes of deliberation. <ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref> The story was featured on the ABC Evening News <ref>* Jennings, Peter, "Houston, Texas / Woman Using Men's Restroom", ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Oct 30, 1990, 05:55:30pm-05:58:10.</ref> program and the New York Times reported that Novotny "appeared on Johnny Carson's and Joan Rivers's television shows and she said she had received "a slew of requests" for interviews from magazines and radio talk shows around the country."<ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref>		Novotny drew national attention in [[1990]] when, while attending a George Strait concert, she used a men's restroom and was "stopped by a police officer, given a $200 fine and escorted out of the arena, abandoning the third-row seat for which she had paid a ticket broker $125."<ref>Belkin, Lisa, "Seeking Some Relief, She Stepped Out of Line," New York Times, 1990-07-21.</ref> She was represented in court by her sister Valorie Davenport and a jury acquitted her after 23 minutes of deliberation. <ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref> The story was featured on the ABC Evening News <ref>* Jennings, Peter, "Houston, Texas / Woman Using Men's Restroom", ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Oct 30, 1990, 05:55:30pm-05:58:10.</ref> program and the New York Times reported that Novotny "appeared on Johnny Carson's and Joan Rivers's television shows and she said she had received "a slew of requests" for interviews from magazines and radio talk shows around the country."<ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref>

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	Novotny drew national attention in [[1990]] when, while attending a George Strait concert, she used a men's restroom and was "stopped by a police officer, given a $200 fine and escorted out of the arena, abandoning the third-row seat for which she had paid a ticket broker $125."<ref>Belkin, Lisa, "Seeking Some Relief, She Stepped Out of Line," New York Times, 1990-07-21.</ref> She was represented in court by her sister Valorie Davenport and a jury acquitted her after 23 minutes of deliberation. <ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref> The story was featured on the ABC Evening News <ref>* Jennings, Peter, "Houston, Texas / Woman Using Men's Restroom", ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Oct 30, 1990, 05:55:30pm-05:58:10.</ref> program and the New York Times reported that Novotny "appeared on Johnny Carson's and Joan Rivers's television shows and she said she had received "a slew of requests" for interviews from magazines and radio talk shows around the country."<ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref>		Novotny drew national attention in [[1990]] when, while attending a George Strait concert, she used a men's restroom and was "stopped by a police officer, given a $200 fine and escorted out of the arena, abandoning the third-row seat for which she had paid a ticket broker $125."<ref>Belkin, Lisa, "Seeking Some Relief, She Stepped Out of Line," New York Times, 1990-07-21.</ref> She was represented in court by her sister Valorie Davenport and a jury acquitted her after 23 minutes of deliberation. <ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref> The story was featured on the ABC Evening News <ref>* Jennings, Peter, "Houston, Texas / Woman Using Men's Restroom", ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Oct 30, 1990, 05:55:30pm-05:58:10.</ref> program and the New York Times reported that Novotny "appeared on Johnny Carson's and Joan Rivers's television shows and she said she had received "a slew of requests" for interviews from magazines and radio talk shows around the country."<ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref>

	In November [[2005]], Novotny reportedly joined the staff of Activated Ministries as its Treasuer.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activated_Ministries Wikipedia: Activated Ministries], accessed ~~July~~ 31, 2006.</ref> ~~More information and official confirmation of her appointment is expected to be available when the non-profit organization files its 2005 IRS form 990 in late November [[2006]].~~		In November [[2005]], Novotny reportedly joined the staff of Activated Ministries as its Treasuer.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activated_Ministries Wikipedia: Activated Ministries], accessed [[2006]]-07-31. <br> [http://partners.guidestar.org/cadoj/controller/searchResults.gs?action_gsReport=1&npoId=728397 GuideStar.org profile for Activated Ministries] — (via California Dept. of Justice), accessed 2006-10-22</ref>

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	Novotny drew national attention in [[1990]] when, while attending a George Strait concert, she used a men's restroom and was "stopped by a police officer, given a $200 fine and escorted out of the arena, abandoning the third-row seat for which she had paid a ticket broker $125."<ref>Belkin, Lisa, "Seeking Some Relief, She Stepped Out of Line," New York Times, 1990-07-21.</ref> She was represented in court by her sister Valorie Davenport and a jury acquitted her after 23 minutes of deliberation. <ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref> The story was featured on the ABC Evening News <ref>* Jennings, Peter, "Houston, Texas / Woman Using Men's Restroom", ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Oct 30, 1990, 05:55:30pm-05:58:10.</ref> program and the New York Times reported that Novotny "appeared on Johnny Carson's and Joan Rivers's television shows and she said she had received "a slew of requests" for interviews from magazines and radio talk shows around the country."<ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref>		Novotny drew national attention in [[1990]] when, while attending a George Strait concert, she used a men's restroom and was "stopped by a police officer, given a $200 fine and escorted out of the arena, abandoning the third-row seat for which she had paid a ticket broker $125."<ref>Belkin, Lisa, "Seeking Some Relief, She Stepped Out of Line," New York Times, 1990-07-21.</ref> She was represented in court by her sister Valorie Davenport and a jury acquitted her after 23 minutes of deliberation. <ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref> The story was featured on the ABC Evening News <ref>* Jennings, Peter, "Houston, Texas / Woman Using Men's Restroom", ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Oct 30, 1990, 05:55:30pm-05:58:10.</ref> program and the New York Times reported that Novotny "appeared on Johnny Carson's and Joan Rivers's television shows and she said she had received "a slew of requests" for interviews from magazines and radio talk shows around the country."<ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref>

	In November [[2005]], Novotny reportedly joined the staff of Activated Ministries as its Treasuer.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activated_Ministries Wikipedia: Activated Ministries], accessed July 31, 2006.</ref> More information and official confirmation of her appointment is expected to be available when the non-profit organization ~~issues~~ its 2005 IRS form 990 in late November [[2006]].		In November [[2005]], Novotny reportedly joined the staff of Activated Ministries as its Treasuer.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activated_Ministries Wikipedia: Activated Ministries], accessed July 31, 2006.</ref> More information and official confirmation of her appointment is expected to be available when the non-profit organization files its 2005 IRS form 990 in late November [[2006]].

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	'''Denise Wells Novotny''' (U.S. citizen, born 1957-03-12) is an attorney in Houston, Texas, [[Activated Ministries]] Treasurer and the sister of [[Family International]] member [[Jeff Wells]] and Activated Ministries director [[Valorie Wells Davenport]].		'''Denise Wells Novotny''' (U.S. citizen, born 1957-03-12) is an attorney in Houston, Texas, [[Activated Ministries]] Treasurer and the sister of [[Family International]] member [[Jeff Wells]] and Activated Ministries director [[Valorie Wells Davenport]].

	Novotny has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Houston where she majored in Accounting. Novotny is a graduate of the South Texas College Of Law ~~where she received a Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree in December [[1995]]~~.<ref> [http://www.texasbar.com/Template.cfm?Section=Member_Directory&Template=/CustomSource/MemberDirectory/Search_Form_Client_Main.cfm State Bar of Texas Member Directory], accessed July 31, 2006. </ref> She has been licensed to practice law in the state of Texas since November 1, 1996. <ref>Ibid.</ref>		Novotny has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Houston where she majored in Accounting. Novotny is a December [[1995]] graduate of the South Texas College of Law.<ref> [http://www.texasbar.com/Template.cfm?Section=Member_Directory&Template=/CustomSource/MemberDirectory/Search_Form_Client_Main.cfm State Bar of Texas Member Directory], accessed July 31, 2006. </ref> She has been licensed to practice law in the state of Texas since November 1, [[1996]]. <ref>Ibid.</ref>

	When her sister Valorie Davenport opened her own law firm in [[1989]], Novotny helped Davenport open her office, stayed on as an employee of the firm and helped run the office.<ref>United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, Case 03-38089-11, Adv. No. 04-3618, Memorandum Opinion dated February 7, 2006, page 46 ([https://media.xfamily.org/docs/legal/usa/misc/valorie-davenport/bankruptcy/03-38089-11-ap-04-3618-rainey-v-davenport-2006-02-07-part3.pdf Part 3]).</ref> After graduating from law school, Novotny worked at her sister's firm as a practicing lawyer. <ref>Ibid.</ref>. Novotny continued to work for Davenport until opening her own firm, Novotny Legal Group, run out of her home, where she lives with Davenport, sometime in 2006.<ref>Judge Jeff Bohm, United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, Case 03-38089-11, Adv. No. 04-3618, [https://media.xfamily.org/docs/legal/usa/misc/valorie-davenport/bankruptcy/04-03618_opinion-2006-05-10.pdf Memorandum Opinion] on (1)the defendant's motion to enlarge time to file notice of appeal; and (2) the plaintiff's motion to strike/dismiss defendant's motion to extend time to file notice of appeal and request for evidentiary hearing, May 10, 2006, page 6.</ref>		When her sister Valorie Davenport opened her own law firm in [[1989]], Novotny helped Davenport open her office, stayed on as an employee of the firm and helped run the office.<ref>United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, Case 03-38089-11, Adv. No. 04-3618, Memorandum Opinion dated February 7, 2006, page 46 ([https://media.xfamily.org/docs/legal/usa/misc/valorie-davenport/bankruptcy/03-38089-11-ap-04-3618-rainey-v-davenport-2006-02-07-part3.pdf Part 3]).</ref> After graduating from law school, Novotny worked at her sister's firm as a practicing lawyer. <ref>Ibid.</ref>. Novotny continued to work for Davenport until opening her own firm, Novotny Legal Group, run out of her home, where she lives with Davenport, sometime in 2006.<ref>Judge Jeff Bohm, United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, Case 03-38089-11, Adv. No. 04-3618, [https://media.xfamily.org/docs/legal/usa/misc/valorie-davenport/bankruptcy/04-03618_opinion-2006-05-10.pdf Memorandum Opinion] on (1)the defendant's motion to enlarge time to file notice of appeal; and (2) the plaintiff's motion to strike/dismiss defendant's motion to extend time to file notice of appeal and request for evidentiary hearing, May 10, 2006, page 6.</ref>

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'''Denise Wells Novotny''' (U.S. citizen, born 1957-03-12) is an attorney in Houston, Texas, [[Activated Ministries]] Treasurer and the sister of [[Family International]] member [[Jeff Wells]] and Activated Ministries director [[Valorie Wells Davenport]].

Novotny has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Houston where she majored in Accounting. Novotny is a graduate of the South Texas College Of Law where she received a Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree in December [[1995]].<ref> [http://www.texasbar.com/Template.cfm?Section=Member_Directory&Template=/CustomSource/MemberDirectory/Search_Form_Client_Main.cfm State Bar of Texas Member Directory], accessed July 31, 2006. </ref> She has been licensed to practice law in the state of Texas since November 1, 1996. <ref>Ibid.</ref>

When her sister Valorie Davenport opened her own law firm in [[1989]], Novotny helped Davenport open her office, stayed on as an employee of the firm and helped run the office.<ref>United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, Case 03-38089-11, Adv. No. 04-3618, Memorandum Opinion dated February 7, 2006, page 46 ([https://media.xfamily.org/docs/legal/usa/misc/valorie-davenport/bankruptcy/03-38089-11-ap-04-3618-rainey-v-davenport-2006-02-07-part3.pdf Part 3]).</ref> After graduating from law school, Novotny worked at her sister's firm as a practicing lawyer. <ref>Ibid.</ref>. Novotny continued to work for Davenport until opening her own firm, Novotny Legal Group, run out of her home, where she lives with Davenport, sometime in 2006.<ref>Judge Jeff Bohm, United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, Case 03-38089-11, Adv. No. 04-3618, [https://media.xfamily.org/docs/legal/usa/misc/valorie-davenport/bankruptcy/04-03618_opinion-2006-05-10.pdf Memorandum Opinion] on (1)the defendant's motion to enlarge time to file notice of appeal; and (2) the plaintiff's motion to strike/dismiss defendant's motion to extend time to file notice of appeal and request for evidentiary hearing, May 10, 2006, page 6.</ref>

Novotny drew national attention in [[1990]] when, while attending a George Strait concert, she used a men's restroom and was "stopped by a police officer, given a $200 fine and escorted out of the arena, abandoning the third-row seat for which she had paid a ticket broker $125."<ref>Belkin, Lisa, "Seeking Some Relief, She Stepped Out of Line," New York Times, 1990-07-21.</ref> She was represented in court by her sister Valorie Davenport and a jury acquitted her after 23 minutes of deliberation. <ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref> The story was featured on the ABC Evening News <ref>* Jennings, Peter, "Houston, Texas / Woman Using Men's Restroom", ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Oct 30, 1990, 05:55:30pm-05:58:10.</ref> program and the New York Times reported that Novotny "appeared on Johnny Carson's and Joan Rivers's television shows and she said she had received "a slew of requests" for interviews from magazines and radio talk shows around the country."<ref>"Woman Is Acquitted in Trial For Using the Men's Room," New York Times, 1990-11-03</ref>

In November [[2005]], Novotny reportedly joined the staff of Activated Ministries as its Treasuer.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activated_Ministries Wikipedia: Activated Ministries], accessed July 31, 2006.</ref> More information and official confirmation of her appointment is expected to be available when the non-profit organization issues its 2005 IRS form 990 in late November [[2006]].

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