Contempt

The Colorado divorce decree awarded my wife the house, and 1st mortgage and payments which she has kept up-to-date. Her ex-husband was awarded the 2nd mortgage and payments. Her ex-husband is making payments to cover the interest but not the principal of the 2nd mortgage. The 2nd mortgage company has placed the 2nd mortgage in Recovery status and now since she was secondary signer on the 2nd mortgage her credit rating has plummeted and she was denied a loan. Can she file a contempt of court order against her ex-husband for not making full amount payments and hurting her credit rating and ability to obtain a loan?

I was divorced in 1985 as per this divorce my wife was given sole ownership of our family home. However I was to execute and deliver to her a 'quitclaim deed' upon the condition that she concurrently execute a promissory note in the principal amount of $10,000 with simple interest to accrue at 10.5% per annul secured by a deed of trust. Payment of this note was to be a lump sum of the principal plus all interest accrued and was due upon the sooner of the sale of the home or July 1,1988. I never did what I was suppose to to date for various reasons. Is it too late now? Or can I still get what I was awarded in 1985 by the judge. If so what action to I need to take? Thank you.

In a California divorce settlement in 2003 assets were divided including real property and a family owned business. Attorney handled both the business sale and division of property. I have recently received notification that I am still responsible for a line of credit and credit cards on the business. My ex husband is not paying and is in collections per the bank they earned money from me stating I am responsible as he is not paying and has no money. Do I have legal case against my attorney for not clearing my name and responsibility from the business? Currently this attorney is dealing with the bank on my behalf at no charge as he did state a few months ago that he was concerned that he missed something in the divorce and business settlement.

It was stipulated in the divorce settlement that our yacht be sold and proceeds divided equally..it is our only free and cleared asset valued at $240,000.00 He has since moved the yacht out of the country...what is my recourse?

My ex husband has been using our two children's savings bonds, without my knowledge. Three times I have agreed to have him cash in bonds for our daughters college books, tuition and a car. Totalling ($2000.00) In our divorce agreement it states that he will continue to purchase and maintain them for the intent of the children's education. I recently have discovered the childrens bonds are not what they are and should be. Can I sue him for Breach of Fudiciary Duty? Do I go to mediation or straight to an attorney?