Value of the car in the decree wqs $5000.. Unfortunately he let the car get repo. What can I do??
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answered on Jul 29, 2018
Depending on what your decree says, you can file for contempt. However, if there is no provision that if he fails to pay off the car, and it gets repossessed, then he would owe you the value of the car, he may be in contempt, but there is no remedy. The court can't modify the order and make... View More 
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answered on Mar 5, 2018
It probably does not matter that your husband is cheating. Most judges grant divorces on no fault grounds, so proving infidelity often does not change the outcome.
answered on Feb 4, 2018
No. If child support is agreed upon, you are complicating things if you do that. File a motion to enforce the settlement agreement and set it for a final hearing.
Not divorce yet but have an agreement settled in mediation. But just found out it doesn't take effect until judge sign off. Spouse also signed over the car saying he will keep up insurance on it and pay the car note but the car will be repossessed soon. What can I do??
answered on Feb 3, 2018
If the order is not yet signed, a telephone contact clause should be added to the order to address contact with the minor child while with each parent. If there is a delay in getting the order signed by the judge because one party is delaying or now refusing to submit the mediated settlement... View More
But he took it and hid it at his sisters, cant i legally go get it and make her move her car that has it blocked in and stored in her garage. He left me with nothing to drive?
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answered on Dec 4, 2017
You cannot get the car - that would be trespassing. You need to ask the judge for a temporary hearing to address the car issue.
I would like to know how to form my written motion asking to have visitation to my daughter, while my Divorce is ongoing. My ex-wife, called the police on me stating that I was an estranged boyfriend and I kidnapped my own child. I stayed away from answering her messages because she isn't a... View More
answered on Jul 27, 2017
Motions can be complex and are fact sensitive. You should seriously consider consulting with an attorney if custody and visitation are at issue in your divorce case. There are not going to be any form documents for you to use. You will need to outline why the child should be with you and why that... View More
In mediation, he had no legal counsel. He is disabled and was under medication at the time. Disabled vet. He has zero income or resources. And has been waiting over 2 years for Social Security disability. His ex-wife owes him $50,000 per the mediated agreement but has refused to pay. She is... View More
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answered on Apr 7, 2017
No one is going to be able to give advice until someone gets a certified copy of the final divorce paperwork for the courthouse.
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