Josetorres
Junior Member
Georgia
I'll try to give a brief history. My ex obtained a lawyer and filed and we went through mediation. I have paid most of what was agreed to and both agreed(because of citation for contempt) to get remaining balance from my 401k when her lawyer files qdro. Although it's been more than a year and her lawyer hasn't figured out how. Duh. My attorney died. I didn't start alimony when scheduled because spouse's lawyer refused to give quit claim. Received another contempt, but didn't realize her lawyers typos until filling out my own contempt papers. Her lawyer had me as defendant on heading(which is correct), but body was citing contempt on plaintiff(my wife) and she even signed it as attorney for defendant.
That hearing is already over and I'm waiting for the hearing on the contempt that I filed.
My question is would her lawyers errors on the one motion effect anything else in the entire case? Before the last hearing, her attorney called me, knowing my attorney had died, trying to intimidate and coerce me into signing some papers instead of hearing in front of judge.
I'll try to give a brief history. My ex obtained a lawyer and filed and we went through mediation. I have paid most of what was agreed to and both agreed(because of citation for contempt) to get remaining balance from my 401k when her lawyer files qdro. Although it's been more than a year and her lawyer hasn't figured out how. Duh. My attorney died. I didn't start alimony when scheduled because spouse's lawyer refused to give quit claim. Received another contempt, but didn't realize her lawyers typos until filling out my own contempt papers. Her lawyer had me as defendant on heading(which is correct), but body was citing contempt on plaintiff(my wife) and she even signed it as attorney for defendant.
That hearing is already over and I'm waiting for the hearing on the contempt that I filed.
My question is would her lawyers errors on the one motion effect anything else in the entire case? Before the last hearing, her attorney called me, knowing my attorney had died, trying to intimidate and coerce me into signing some papers instead of hearing in front of judge.