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- Documents:Move your documents, records and other papers somewhere else, like a friend's house or your attorney's office. You can expect that your children's mother will be going through your desk, briefcase, automobile, telephone records, bills, and computer, looking for financial information and other evidence to use against you.
- Bank Accounts:Go to the bank and divide the joint bank accounts in half and deposit your half in your own name. You can also put them all in your name, but sometimes this will make the judge angry with you. However, it is often easier to give money back than to get it back. If you are the breadwinner do not.post continued
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Divorce Advice for Men Divorce Advice for Men originally appeared on About.com Divorce Support on Monday, August 30th, 2010 at 01:16:14.Permalink | Comment | Email this
When an Ex is in Contempt You Don't Need an Attorney to Get Him/Her to Comply When an Ex is in Contempt You Don't Need an Attorney to Get Him/Her to Comply originally appeared on About.com Divorce Support on Monday, September 6th, 2010 at 01:47:37.Permalink | Comment | Email this |
Is My Ex-Husband Guilty of Contempt of Court?My divorce has been final for nearly two years. I have asked on several occasions for family photos that were I was awarded in the final divorce decree. I will not seek the help of the lawyer who "represented" me since I learned too, late he did not. I'm in Michigan.I just want my pictures of my deceased mother and the children I gave birth to. There are also photos of my great grandparents, the only photos of them in existence in my family. What must I do to get him to comply with what was agreed to in the documents? Thank you for your time.JoanneAnswer: Hi Joanne,Since I'm not an attorney I can't give you legal advice. I can however tell you what I did in a situation similar to yours. If your ex is refusing to comply with the orders handed down by the court in your final