Can you sue for a portion of marital property after a divorce has been settled?

Question

I found out a $500,000 cabin with $100,000 in furniture {owned by Michelle and acquired during the marriage} was not covered by the pre-nup and would be considered marital property and covered by the fifty-fifty bargaining line. Only I filed in another province and settled there and not here and their rules are different from here.

Answer 1

Gold digger, go support yourself. Shame on you!!!

Answer 2

Contact your lawyer about family law. If this was not disclosed during the proceedings, it may have been left out 'on purpose' or may have been an honest oversight. Get a copy of the pre-nup. That should go up for renegotiation, the cabin. You may have to file under exceptional circumstances in the other province. It may not mean a fifty-fifty settlement: you might get a third of it.

Answer 3

Once the divorce is decided and filed as final then youre out of luck.You could sue her for a fraud and for 1/2 in court and see what happens.

Answer 4

Y/A shows this question became into initially asked in India. if so, then that makes it impossible to furnish you an answer. in u.s. maximum states have community assets regulations to divide the marital assets. if your husband signed any form of rfile asserting he gave you the homestead as settlement, then you certainly've a settlement. contracts could be inforced. sorry i'm not extra help

Answer 5

Unless you can prove she duped you, you're out of luck more than likely. You should just chalk it up to experience and move on.

Answer 6

you would need to ask a lawyer that question, but I would think you could go back, if it was not disclosed during settlement or if they intentionally tried to hide it.

Answer 7

Lawyer, Immediately.
Make sure you have actual proof
Good luck.