You case was "Dismissed For Want of Prosecution", aka DWOP'd, aka dismissed because nothing has been done on it. But it's not a big deal. You can...

She's still OK with what she signed? Or she is no longer in agreement with those terms? If she's no longer in agreement, I'd tread carefully. ...

Somewhere between 60 and 90 days. If it's that agreed. A judge can't sign a Decree until 60 days passes. So if you have one ready to go and...

In my experience, when people think they can make someone lose their job by telling stories, they're wrong. I suppose if the stories were true,...

You can file on your own. Either by modifying her papers or doing your own fill-in-the-blank Petition. But, as you already know, the hard work is...

How did you serve him? Did he file an Answer of any sort? What County is it in? What is the case number?

Through Discovery, you can insist that he provide all statements from the one you have to either 1) the accunt actually being cashed out, or 2)...

I don't know that any of that would be necessary. If she wants to give you some property because she feels like you should have gotten more...

The ultimate leverage is setting a trial. If he's asking for unreasonable things, and knows it, he'll have no choice but to reconsider before...

I'd need more info. Did you sign the Decree that was signed by the judge? Did you read it before signing? Did you have an attorney? Etc.