Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

My wife and I had just recently gotten divorced, in the divorce papers under personal proprety it states that "The parties agree that all other personal property has previously been divided to each parties mutual satisfaction with the exception of the items listed on the attached Exhibit "A" and the parties agree to exchange such items within ten days of the date of this agreement."
I had initialed this page, and had already gone in front of the judge, at the time we were in front of the judge no exhibit A was attached, produced, talked about, or signed. The same day that I recieved a copy of the final judgement I also recieved a letter, in a seperate envelope, stating that I must return all properties included in exhibit A, this was the first time that I heard about or saw exhibit A.
My question is, since exhibit A was never discussed, signed, initialed or produced to me until after the divorce was finalized, does it have any standing? Exhibit A was not present or brought in front of the judge while both parties were finalizing the divorce.

Asked on 1/28/10, 4:44 pm

Tami Diebel The Plaintiffs Law Firm

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Exhibit A was discussed and you signed off on it. If you hadn't seen Exhibit A, you should not have initialed the page.

Answered on 2/03/10, 10:20 am

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