You need to ask this question of your lawyer. If you don't have a lawyer, use the Avvo "Find a Lawyer" feature. FWIW, IMO, when he used the...

Once you've settled, you've settled. That result resolves all of the outstanding issues, particularly division of property. So, it's too late....

Your married name is your legal name until you change it. Typically divorce decrees give you permission to do so, but it is not effective until...

Use the Avvo "Find A Lawyer" feature to contact a family law attorney. If you can't afford one, you can file a petition with Family Court and...

The problem isn't liability or damages, it's money. Insurance will not cover intentional acts, so the question is whether the individual can pay a...

It is not too late as far as statute of limitations is concerned. However, proving what happened will likely be a problem. Use the Avvo "Find a...

This is not a problem. It is referred to as a "scriviner's error" and will be overlooked by the court.

You case will go nowhere. You have no cause of action. You will never be able to prove any of your claims.

The form is called an "Answer" which you need to serve and file ASAP. More importantly, you need to engage a lawyer. If you cannot afford one, get...

Yes. Most likely, he will default. There probably won't be any property to distribute or spousal support to consider. If there are children,...