Attorney requested release from case what do I do?

[hopelessinla]

California,
Want to oppose but just found out it's within the 9 days required for written opposition, is there anything I can do? He states different strategies, I state I have no strategy just want out and want my assets protected as well as my rights. Ex hid $10k we found out and disclosed nothing during discovery to the point I couldn't even file taxes until about a week ago.
And am not looking for anything more than 50\50 split in divorce yet it's been 0ver 11 months, I am paying all joint debt including ex's cell phone still, and am soon going to find myself in foreclosure. Attorney's motion to be released scheduled 11/2 then one week later trial conference setting, what do I do? Any advice greatly appreciated.

 

[Dandy Don]

What form is the $10K in--where did it come from and what does it consist of and where is it and how did you find out about it?

 

[hopelessinla]

Was money from overtime pay and holiday pay and possibly benefits

California. Ex was a police officer found guilty of domestic violence and sexual misconduct by his board of rights hearing and was recommended for termination. Before that could happen he terminated, so the $10k was from overtime, and banked time from his employer that was paid out to him not long after I filed for divorce. It was found by my attorney who had to subpoena records from his employer for discovery documents ordered and was trying to do a joinder on the pension. His employer provided the information. Obviously after the fact, but I am curious why a judge would allow an attorney to quit one week before a trial setting conference? And can anyone tell me if it's possible to move a case after a trial date is set if not getting treated fairly? It was transferred in the beginning by my ex as a stall tactic, but am now representing myself and want this moved away from who I believe is a very biased judge?
Thanks very much.

 

[rmet4nzkx]

In what county did this occur?
Is the judge a judge or a commissioner?
Have you contactd the local Bar Association?