Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey
Money owed from a lawyer
I have recently divorced and now have no lawyer for help. I am trying to collect money owed to me from my X-husband's lawyer from an Attorney Trust Fund Account in the least costly and polite manner. My X-husband and I are not on a communication level in an friendly way. This was a court agreement of money to an IRS situation and my tax refund went to paid for about 65% of the amount. This should not have gone this far. Now I am trying to collect this amount owed to me. How can I approach this delima.
Thankyou
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Money owed from a lawyer
I understand that you want to collect money owed by your ex, but i will need a good deal more information to assist. you clearly will need to take court action. i am near paterson, in northern nj. please call if i can assist. 973 890 0400.
Re: Money owed from a lawyer
You may need an attorney to assist you in the recovery of the money you are owed.
Furthermore, if you are absolutely certain that the attorney is holding money that is lawfully yours, and refuses to give it to you, you can file a complaint against the attorney with the Disciplinary Committe of the appropriate Appellate Division.
If you need assistance with this, or any other matter, please feel free to contact me.
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