Posted by Mary Reynolds on 6/02/13

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I have a neighbor that is embroiled in a bitter divorce in
which he has vacated the marital home. The original
temporary order states that they are not to destroy, sell,
etc. marital property. This couple is 64 and 73 years old,
the wife being 73. They have only been married 10 years.
In a hearing, the wife was ordered to vacate the home in
30 days, of which she has 16 more days to do so. She has
gotten a large pod unit and is filling it with the whole
household of expensive furniture, everything off the walls,
literally everything in the house. He was told by a
neighbor that she has full intentions of having the pod
company come and pick it up and haul it out. He contacted
his lawyer several times by phone and text message and
asked him twice to file for a hearing for a temporary
injunction barring her from taking all but her personal
belongings until the divorce is final. His attorney will
not call him back nor answer his text messages. The
sheriff says they cannot stop her from having the pod
removed. This attorney was paid a $1,500 fee up front and
has only been to court for a ten-minute hearing one time.
Hew has not requested more money, so that's not the issue.
Can anyone please give us some guidance as to what we can
do before this man loses everything in the house?

ATTORNEY REFUSES TO FILE FOR HEARING TO SEEK INJUNCTION, 6/02/13, by Mary Reynolds.

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