What is the name of your state? TX
My ex and I had an agreeable divorce. I would get house (value $138,000) and he would get 401k (105,000) and cash in account (approx $8,000). All other property was equitably divided.
Agreement was he could live in house, pay bills (mortgage, ins., taxes) as long as our college-aged children lived at home, and no other woman could move in. One month after divorce was final he re-married. Of course the dust had not even settled and we had not even finished dividing everything up. The you know what hit the fan several times after new wife got involved and I asked him to move out.
I sold house two months later, cleared $75,000. He owes me for 5 months of taxes (the length of time he lived there) I had to pay at closing. He's not wanting to pay.
My question is: Should I take him to court for $963.25? We did the divorce ourselves to save money. I know I was also entitled to part of his pension, but wanted out bad enough not to fight for it at the time. Now I'm wondering if I should get a lawyer and go after part of his pension.
Any suggestions?
My ex and I had an agreeable divorce. I would get house (value $138,000) and he would get 401k (105,000) and cash in account (approx $8,000). All other property was equitably divided.
Agreement was he could live in house, pay bills (mortgage, ins., taxes) as long as our college-aged children lived at home, and no other woman could move in. One month after divorce was final he re-married. Of course the dust had not even settled and we had not even finished dividing everything up. The you know what hit the fan several times after new wife got involved and I asked him to move out.
I sold house two months later, cleared $75,000. He owes me for 5 months of taxes (the length of time he lived there) I had to pay at closing. He's not wanting to pay.
My question is: Should I take him to court for $963.25? We did the divorce ourselves to save money. I know I was also entitled to part of his pension, but wanted out bad enough not to fight for it at the time. Now I'm wondering if I should get a lawyer and go after part of his pension.
Any suggestions?
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