Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
I am going through a horrible divorce in Florida. My husband lead a double life out of the country. He is a convicted felon and is hiding our assets in shell coprorations he formed in Delaware and Nevada. He stole my identity and forged my name to open a business checking account for a nightclub we own and since he is a convicted felon he could not use his name. I want to press charges during the divorce. He also gave false information to obtain a License to visit a immediate family member in Cuba he does not have. I feel if I do not report him he will flee the country amd leave me with nothing. My attorney did not protect me and put liens on our properties and I do not have the funds to hire another. What can I do to protect me and my children?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Do you know where significant portions of the marital funds went? Can you prove it? How much total (approximately) can you locate?
Have any injunctions been issued?
Did a judge enter Order(s) regarding the liens? How much are the total lien(s)?
Who was your attorney? Who is his attorney?
Have any depositions been taken?
Has the case been mediated?
If for whatever reason you opt to proceed without counsel, then good luck to you. However, be informed that if things continues to go badly, you will not be entitled to a second bite at the apple.
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Good Luck, Elliot Goldstein
Law Offices of Elliot Jay Goldstein, P.A.