Legal Question in Family Law in Nevada
need an answer, and need it fast. here is the basics.
ex husband owes 50K in back support (i also requested forward support since he has not paid in 7 years)
court ordered him to provide settlement letter to me with the amount of a settlement that he is to receive VERY SOON (1.5 million) he has worked a total of 2yrs in the past 13 yrs.
he is not responding to my requests for it (he was present in court and aware of this, both he and i unrepresented) in clark county Nevada
he lives in cali
i live in nevada
his attorney wont provide to be and they have a copy of the order (california attorney)
how do i get this settlement letter NOW to file for an emergency hearing? what law can i quote to his attorney stating they MUST provide me with it. his case was settled out of court and considered "private" his attorney HAS a copy of the order and still will not provide.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Sounds like you are being slow-played by an evasive party and a lawyer that is not subject to the jurisdiction of this court. Your question asks how you can make people behave and obey. Short answer -- you can't. All you can do is make the alternatives less pleasant than doing what they are supposed to do.
You don't say which court ordered precisely what. If it is a Nevada court, then there are intercepts, sequestrations, advance payments for future installments, etc., all of which can be requested in litigatation, or negotiated, but the "do-it-yourself" approach, however unfortunately, does not tend to be successful.
You need competent collections counsel. If the case is here, contact competent counsel NOW, and get things in motion. If the case is California, contact counsel there. But from your description, you need legal assistance, and you need it now.