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Old 08-10-2006, 12:12 AM
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Take ex back to court re: debts divorce ordered him to pay?


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My divorce decree ordered my ex to pay certain debts that negatively impact my credit rating as well as his when he doesn't pay them; consequently I am making payments on these accounts in addition to the ones the court ordered me to pay. If take him to court on this would it be family court post decree or should this go to civil court since I have paid a lot of his debt now and I want him to pay me back? Would it be worth it to pursue legally or not, since he already ignored the court's order the first time and since I won't let this ruin my credit, and might be throwing money away to file against him in court and probably still end up paying the debts off? The total of his debt is $5,000. Should I take it to a court or not; and, if so, which one?
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Old 08-10-2006, 07:24 AM
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My divorce decree ordered my ex to pay certain debts that negatively impact my credit rating as well as his when he doesn't pay them; consequently I am making payments on these accounts in addition to the ones the court ordered me to pay. If take him to court on this would it be family court post decree or should this go to civil court since I have paid a lot of his debt now and I want him to pay me back? Would it be worth it to pursue legally or not, since he already ignored the court's order the first time and since I won't let this ruin my credit, and might be throwing money away to file against him in court and probably still end up paying the debts off? The total of his debt is $5,000. Should I take it to a court or not; and, if so, which one?
Take him back for contempt of court. The divorce decree is an order from the court that needs to be followed.
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Old 08-10-2006, 05:17 PM
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Take him back for contempt of court. The divorce decree is an order from the court that needs to be followed.
I'd like to add that you should also ask the court to order reimbursement of the expenses you've paid.
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Old 08-10-2006, 05:21 PM
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I'd like to add that you should also ask the court to order reimbursement of the expenses you've paid.
Including attorney's fees!
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Old 08-10-2006, 05:26 PM
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Including attorney's fees!
Yeah, I forgot about those.
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Old 08-10-2006, 05:56 PM
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Yeah, I forgot about those.
That's why it's nice to have more than one of us! I just wish there was more than one of ME.

OP should know that she should request attorney's fees in her initial suit.
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