Legal Question in Family Law in Missouri
My ex-husband has property he needs to remove from the home that is pre-marital and items we have agreed upon. He made up a list that consisted of 1. items premarital 2. Inherited from parents, grandparents, great aunts and his employer equipment. I then received a letter from my ex's attorney that stated: "Attached is the revised list of items my client is wanting to retrieve from the home" The revised document said on top, "Revised September 14, 2015, December 18, 2015": Items decided (or thought to be decided in November/December)" and then it said "Items to be divided-Items MY EX would like:" and then the list. On the morning the divorce was final, my ex and I went through this list and decided on who gets what, and what would be decided later, after divorced. My question is, for the rest of the marital items not on the list, am I entitled to keep them? Also, we both own the home, but I have "sole and exclusive ownership of the home" until it's sold. When he comes to move his items out, he roams the home as he pleases and tries to remove items not on the list, items that I am not in agreement he take. What are my rights as far as him roaming freely in the home and trying to remove items not on the list?
2 Answers from Attorneys
You need to take this issue first to the attorney that represented you in the property division of your divorce case. If you didn't have one, it choose not to use them anymore, go consult directly with a family law attorney in your area. You need advice specific to the particular facts of your unique situation more than a general remark based upon your general description.
Good luck
What does your attorney say about enforcing the dissolution judgment?
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