Legal Question in Family Law in California

My soon-to-be ex is using our timeshare points. We purchased a timeshare together in the amount of $15,000. We have this listed among our joint assets and are in the process of preparing for trial, since we have been unable to agree on a settlement. He has used the points for the past two years (since the date of separation) and states he is entitled since he has been paying the monthly upkeep fees. It's my understanding that the timeshare is counted as community property and he is restrained from touching it based upon the ATROs. Is this a true statement? Is there a way to request a freeze on the points? Is there something else I file with the Court to prohibit the use of the timeshare points?


Asked on 11/30/10, 1:11 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

Yes there are things you can do. Without an attorney they are very unlikely to be successful.

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Answered on 12/06/10, 4:54 pm


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