Submitting "Evidence"

I live in Florida and I am filing Contempt of Court charges against my ex-wife. How do I go about submitting her letters to me as evidence or proof of harassment?

Also, how do I go about getting her to provide documents that I have no access to?

Our divorce agreement set up a college fund for our sons with her managing it. I know it has been mismanaged, but she is the only one who gets the statements from the bank. I have asked her for copies of the statements, but she has refused.

I am doing this Pro Se. (She has all the money so I can't afford a lawyer)

I am a law school graduate. What I offer is mere information, not to be construed as forming an attorney client relationship.

Pro se or not....you may qualify for legal aid. I.e. contact your local legal aid foundation and ask if there is an attorney willing to help you out for free.

For the information you seek, the letters you have must have copies submitted to her side and then you submit them as evidence.

Also, you are entitled to the information she refuses to give via the discovery process. You must subpoena the information.

Perhaps asking a law professor at a local law school to give you some hand or at least point to a publication in your state to help you in court procedures might help.