Hello all
I've been trying to figure this out and need some help.
Situation- I signed a power of attorntey in early 1999 giving the "X"
full powers due to my issues,as we were married at the time.
October 1999 she petitions for divorce,is successful in obtaining a order dated 2001.Order "allows" for equal division of property.It also says" each will keep what is in their possesion at that time."
Of course the figures where "fudged" and i believe that i got the short end.
So,an accounting was not done and years later(now) i find my "faculties??" and am looking for equalization.
In original order(2001) the "fudging" comes in as she reports that the value of the house has not changed in 15 yrs,she has no pension money and the contents of the house are worth nothing.
In a consent order of 2005,she attaches values for these items.
I figure equalization would be worth 40,000 to me.
As i'm going back soon to vary the consent order,I'm trying to figure out how to include this information OR could/should i file a seperate motion.
It's been a long time since the original order although the information was finally provided in the 2005 order.
The courts know nothing about this power of attorney.
What recourse can i pursue??
thanks
bbd
I've been trying to figure this out and need some help.
Situation- I signed a power of attorntey in early 1999 giving the "X"
full powers due to my issues,as we were married at the time.
October 1999 she petitions for divorce,is successful in obtaining a order dated 2001.Order "allows" for equal division of property.It also says" each will keep what is in their possesion at that time."
Of course the figures where "fudged" and i believe that i got the short end.
So,an accounting was not done and years later(now) i find my "faculties??" and am looking for equalization.
In original order(2001) the "fudging" comes in as she reports that the value of the house has not changed in 15 yrs,she has no pension money and the contents of the house are worth nothing.
In a consent order of 2005,she attaches values for these items.
I figure equalization would be worth 40,000 to me.
As i'm going back soon to vary the consent order,I'm trying to figure out how to include this information OR could/should i file a seperate motion.
It's been a long time since the original order although the information was finally provided in the 2005 order.
The courts know nothing about this power of attorney.
What recourse can i pursue??
thanks
bbd
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