Q: Can I reopen my divorce settlement after 5 years in the State of Florida? The reason is in “ More information “
We were married for 18 years and have 2 daughters, I didn’t receive any alimony and I had no legal representation. He wrote the divorce settlement himself and hired a mediator that I never met.
Reopen due to:
*FRAUD
*I SIGNED UNDER DURESS
*PERJURY
*HID ASSETS
*0 ALIMONY
* Did a Quick claim deed to his parents on a few vacant lands in Sarasota before filling for divorce and deeded back to him after divorce as finalized . We bought the lands together when we were married I had no idea of what he was doing behind my back.
Sold our house after 5 months of divorced without my knowledge. When we bought the house both of our names were on the deed.
When divorced was finalized, he was making $200k a year, I sacrificed my career to be a stay at home Mom and take care of everything so he could focus and grow on his career.
A:
You list grounds but do specifically state facts to support allegations
Was there financial disclosure I.e.,Mandatory Disclosure? Financial Affidavits? Tax returns? Earnings statements ,1099s etc.
Have you seen an attorney to review your divorce settlement?Why did you wait
5 years ?
See an attorney in your area to see if there was fraud or false representations or undue influence to reopen your case
Terrence H Thorgaard agrees with this answer
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