Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

By Dan Exner

Cordell & Cordell Divorce Lawyer

In general, the court must uphold a premarital agreement unless the agreement is "inequitable."

Where I practice, a prenuptial agreement is inequitable if it fails to satisfy any one of the following requirements:

Question:

I was blindsided by my divorce and a judgment that essentially gave all our property both personal and shared to my ex-wife, including the home.

She now has all of my accounts, possessions, and our house. She even has the kids' personal property.

Do I have any rights post-judgment to reclaim at least some of the value of the home or modify the property ruling? Do my children have the right to seek return of their possessions?

Question:

I want to divorce my wife, but I recently co-signed with my parents to buy a house with my name on the deed.

Would my wife have a claim to this home through a marital property division?

Question:

I am separated from my wife and have been depositing my assets into a separate account rather than our joint account.

She just bought a car and is demanding that I put my separate money back into the joint account so she can have assistance in paying for the car. She says without the money her check will bounce and I will be liable because we are both on the account.

I have a protective order issued against my estranged wife, but her friends continue to contact me and she is contacting my family demanding I put the money back.

Do I have to put my separate assets into the joint account? Is she violating the order of protection by harassing my family ?

Question:

I owned my house, cars, and most of the furniture before I married my wife and took in her two children.

Now that we are going to get a divorce, she claims she will not move out and has a right to my vehicles and furniture.

Can I take all my belongings, move out, and change the locks on the home since she will not leave my property?