What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California
Im gonna try and make this as simple as possible, not a very litigious person, don't really care for the acrimony in it all. However, I was married then divorced. I signed an MSA which included my property. Ive asked for it, more like demanded it written and verbally about 20 times over the period of two years directly and through my exwifes attorney. Everytime, I'm met with Resistance and Control over the property which is located 250 miles away in a different county. Still to this day my property just sits there.
Now the agreement to house my stuff was not made between me and my ex wife, it was her father. So its pointless to seek the property through the family court. It is also her fathers house whom my ex wife does not live with. The other caveat is that I am a partner in a Limited Liability Company, whose primary business is software development. All the software, my work product, etc is on hard drives in my exwifes fathers house. My company was not contemplated or included in the MSA. To date, I have lost nearly 53,000 dollars in online sales due to the fact that I can not sell what I dont have.
I have done a bit of homework on the issue, is this conversion or tresspass against chattel when I am entitled to the property, I have demanded my propertys return, and yet for nearly two years I get pushed around, told to come get it drive 250 miles only to be told something came up etc. Ive been harmed of course financially.
Is suing for the loss of business proceeds worth it? If so, conversion or tresspass?
Once again not an attorney and I welcome all advice, I hate that divorces have to be so nasty. I just want to move on (with my stuff)
Im gonna try and make this as simple as possible, not a very litigious person, don't really care for the acrimony in it all. However, I was married then divorced. I signed an MSA which included my property. Ive asked for it, more like demanded it written and verbally about 20 times over the period of two years directly and through my exwifes attorney. Everytime, I'm met with Resistance and Control over the property which is located 250 miles away in a different county. Still to this day my property just sits there.
Now the agreement to house my stuff was not made between me and my ex wife, it was her father. So its pointless to seek the property through the family court. It is also her fathers house whom my ex wife does not live with. The other caveat is that I am a partner in a Limited Liability Company, whose primary business is software development. All the software, my work product, etc is on hard drives in my exwifes fathers house. My company was not contemplated or included in the MSA. To date, I have lost nearly 53,000 dollars in online sales due to the fact that I can not sell what I dont have.
I have done a bit of homework on the issue, is this conversion or tresspass against chattel when I am entitled to the property, I have demanded my propertys return, and yet for nearly two years I get pushed around, told to come get it drive 250 miles only to be told something came up etc. Ive been harmed of course financially.
Is suing for the loss of business proceeds worth it? If so, conversion or tresspass?
Once again not an attorney and I welcome all advice, I hate that divorces have to be so nasty. I just want to move on (with my stuff)
