Legal Question in Family Law in California

Final divorce decree / property settlement

1. My husband filed for divorce in the latter part of last year, and I had bee financially dependant upon him throughout our 4 yr, marriage. I did not have any financial means for survival, and forced to default . His estate is worth apx. 3mil. I was awarded my house and mortgage obligation, which was separate property prior; also 2 vehicles. Once the divorce has been finalized, is there no way of going make to ammend anything? The documents stated that there was no community property, which there was, and I was also the sole owner of a used vehicle that my husband gifted to me in 2002. We were never engaged, but married in 2004. The court doc's stated that the truck was jointly owned and husbands separate property prior. Within all of this info,. there are only 2 questions.


Asked on 6/16/09, 2:18 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Lyle Johnson Bedi and Johnson Attorneys at Law

Re: Final divorce decree / property settlement

If you move quickly you may be able to get the default and default judgment set aside. Contact an attorney regarding your case. Get a copy of the court documents and all of the financial documents you can find. You may be able to find an attorney that will represent you and collect the attorney fee from your husband.

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Answered on 6/24/09, 11:30 pm


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