Just curious....

[quincy]

I think in many divorces the division of minor property (goods) is done between the parties and agreed to before any court proceeding (e.g., you get this, I get that). The divorce papers might say, "Property divided as agreed to by parties."

But more facts are needed. I would not rule out a small claims action (depending on property and value of property sold).

 

[Zigner]

I think in many divorces the division of minor property (goods) is done between the parties and agreed to before any court proceeding (e.g., you get this, I get that). The divorce papers might say, "Property divided as agreed to by parties."

Yes, another example of how the matter has already been decided in court.

 

[quincy]

Yes, another example of how the matter has already been decided in court.

But the court has not made a decision on the property itself. That could be an issue for small claims.

 

[Michael44]

You did not address property in your divorce?

Her attorney kept denying the claim.

 

[quincy]

Her attorney kept denying the claim.

What claim?

What is the property that was sold, and what was its value?

 

[Michael44]

A lot of my things, about $500 worth

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

What claim?

What is the property that was sold, and what was its value?

A lot of my things, about $500 worth

It would help if you answered all of the questions.

 

[quincy]

Did you and your ex-spouse submit to the court a list of property and who got what? Did you and your ex-spouse make such a list?

 

[Zigner]

But the court has not made a decision on the property itself. That could be an issue for small claims.

Actually, if the court says "all personal property has been divided by the parties", then the court has addressed it. The time to address it is in the divorce.

 

[quincy]

But it might not have been addressed by the court other than to acknowledge an agreement was made between the parties prior to the court action on who got what - and so the court would not address the division of property.

 

[Michael44]

Did you and your ex-spouse submit to the court a list of property and who got what? Did you and your ex-spouse make such a list?

I diid she didn't.

 

[quincy]

I diid she didn't.

So ... there was no agreement?

What exactly did the court order as to property and who got what?

 

[Zigner]

But it might not have been addressed by the court other than to acknowledge an agreement was made between the parties prior to the court action on who got what - and so the court would not address the division of property.

I disagree. In the case you suggest, the court did address the matter by acknowledging the agreement.. Now, if the ex isn't complying with the list, then the place for the matter to be heard is in the same court that heard the divorce and not in small claims.

 

[Zigner]

I diid she didn't.

Wait until the court judgment comes in the mail so you can read what it says. We're all just kind of guessing here. Also, WHAT STATE?

 

[quincy]

What is the name of your state?