mksmith1308
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Florida
Our divorce was filed pro-se my exhusband insisted on preparing all the paperwork and all I needed to do was sign. We were married 16 years before separating three children. I allowed him everything down to no spousal support or child support. He was in a rush to get the final judgement and left many crucial items out for instance, child care expenses, summer camp expenses and college funds who would pay. He simply noted that we have been separated for over a year and had already divided everything the only items he noted were, his responsibility for health insurance and that we would split any medical cost that would not be covered by insurance.
I am the sole owner of three college funds. Currently un-employed and needed to cash in two of them to set on reserve to cover my mortgage to keep from loosing my house until employed again. He received notification that the funds had been cancelled and threatened to file an injunction to keep me from using the money and told me that I was to give him the checks and sign over ownership to him. I told him no and put the checks in the bank and used some of the money for two mortgage payments. Does he have any right to legal remedies to attach himself to these funds which I am the owner.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
Our divorce was filed pro-se my exhusband insisted on preparing all the paperwork and all I needed to do was sign. We were married 16 years before separating three children. I allowed him everything down to no spousal support or child support. He was in a rush to get the final judgement and left many crucial items out for instance, child care expenses, summer camp expenses and college funds who would pay. He simply noted that we have been separated for over a year and had already divided everything the only items he noted were, his responsibility for health insurance and that we would split any medical cost that would not be covered by insurance.
I am the sole owner of three college funds. Currently un-employed and needed to cash in two of them to set on reserve to cover my mortgage to keep from loosing my house until employed again. He received notification that the funds had been cancelled and threatened to file an injunction to keep me from using the money and told me that I was to give him the checks and sign over ownership to him. I told him no and put the checks in the bank and used some of the money for two mortgage payments. Does he have any right to legal remedies to attach himself to these funds which I am the owner.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?