I received a deposition about my ex-husband's business affairs. Should I talk to a lawyer?
957140
You may have received a call FOR a deposition\nYou may have even GIVEN a deposition\nBut it is highly unlikely that you RECEIVED a deposition\n\nIf you have received a call to give a deposition\nthe only reason you would really need to be speaking to a lawyer is if you feel that there is some way that YOU could be implicated in your ex's dealings or the business behavior that has brought on this need for depositions and the like  !!!
817757
Write out a timeline of everything that happened, attach any documentation you have supporting this information and send it with a letter of complaint to the state bar association.  Follow up on a weekly basis by phone & in person.  Eventually, if you make enough of an nuisance of yourself they may bring all the lawyers involved up on charges, either suspend them for a length of time or disbar them, and make them reimburse you the amount of money you lost.\n\nI went through this same type of thing in Louisiana with an attorney who barely got me divorced and never followed up on the property settlement or child support.  He ended up being suspended for two months and reimbursing me half of the $1000.00 I'd paid him.  It took me two years of being persistant with the Louisiana bar to finally get some satifisfaction in this situation but it worked.
1047417
You cant avoid a deposition if you are a party to the litigation! If you dont have one already, get a GOOD LAWYER. The deposition process is to assist in determining your culpability (how bad you were) your assets and earnings from the breach! If you flat out admit it....get ready to pay. Otherwise listen to your lawyer...not people on the internet!
208904
Maybe it would be a good idea to consult an attorney on this one. Could get sticky if you ask me.
1015723
Contact the DA or Prosecuting Attorney in the jurisdiction where the complaint was filed.\n\nMany cases involving complaints filed by ex-spouses are not vigorously investigated unless there is corroborating evidence to substantiate the complaint.  They are frequently viewed as being filed out of spite.
972073
Since I don't know where you live I can only tell you what goes on here in the states.  First of all you should have made it a point to know all about the finances during your marraige.  YOU put yourself in the position of not knowing now and there really isn't much you can do about it since you don't know if he has any other accounts in his name or not.  All that you might be able to do is have your lawyer do a "discovery" on his finances (hopefully you know your estranged husband's social security number, if you don't then you're pretty much stuck).  Secondly most states no longer grant spousal support.  Of course they do grant child support but that is for the CHILDREN not for the ex spouse so your "allowance" will end, and you'll have to get a job.  If you live here in the states I suggest you stat looking for one.  Go to yur local county office and see what they can do for you.  If you don't live in the states I can't help you, because I can only give you advice based on U.S. divorce/custody laws.
1123991
Tell the whole story... give a link or something ,,,,other then that you have nothing to go on other then get a lawyer...
920262
get a forensic accountant to investigate your husband and his "employer".  they should be able to uncover who in fact owns the business, along with any other hidden assets he may have...
1007655
GET A LAWYER TO FIND OUT , OR CALL LOCAL GOVT TO FIND OUT
117642
He likely wants an "NDA" or Non-Disclosure Agreement.  Ask a business attorney to draw you one up, or find an example online.
904736
Not necessarily. Keep going with your case. Talk to your lawyer.
1021654
You need to get your lawyer to subpoena the report.  He can get it prior to the court date, as he will need it to prepare for his arguement.
284440
It sounds very messy. I recommed you dont waste any time and get an attorney that is familar with your state's laws.
210637
go to a lawyer with the details.
71556
It would be better to call a lawyer. This way you will know what you need to do. Good Luck
260676
get an attorney quick before he moves funds out and make sure you get the alimony and child support you need
470411
CONTACT THE COURTHOUSE AND ASK FOR A TRANSCRIPT OF THE DIVORCE---IT MAY HAVE A SMALL FEE CONNECTED TO THE DOCUMENT.