Sanction a lawyer and his client for lying to the court
That depends upon where you are in the process and what you did regarding the bill.
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That depends upon where you are in the process and what you did regarding the bill.
Who owns the house? And you'll need your OWN attorney rather than listening to someone representing your ex.
It's not clear what "get me on" means - but you should have any petition reviewed by a local attorney.
You file in the county and court in which the divorce was granted - and presumably seek enforcement and/or a money judgment.
If you have the deed in your name and have the full right to the house awarded to you presumably you can sell it -but you'll have to pay off the...
If he was divorced, no. If he was still married, that's different.
That depends upon where you are in the process.
That depends upon the circumstances. You should have your paperwork reviewed by a local attorney to see if you have any options open to you.
There's no reason why you have to speak to your ex if you have already been divorced. Get a copy of the decree or judgment or settlement agreement...
The honest answer is that you don't have any really good options. Your divorce decree is not binding on a creditor. That having been said you...