My question involves a marriage in the state of: New Jersey
In my final divorce agreement, I owe my ex half of the values of some stocks, accounts, etc etc. All financial things. I've tried for the past few months to get him to sit down with me and our accountant. There's some paperwork involved and also I don't know if he wants a certified check, a bank transfer, etc etc.
He is ignoring me. I really want this over with. It seems that every few days I beg him (via text or email) to answer how he wants his funds, or when he can meet me, and he won't respond. He answers other things (in regards to house, car, shared dog) just not about the large amount of money (that I think he would want!!!!!).
Can I mail a certified check to his attorney (with return reciept mail, or hand deliver it)? Along with a letter stating that this check takes care of paragraphs 4, 7, 8? If yes, do I make the check out to the attorney or to my ex? I really just want this over with, and I'm afraid to send it to my ex directly, who will claim he didn't get it and then there is a certified check floating around somewhere. And I want to avoid a motion to enforce litigants rights; it's expensive, time consuming, and seems really dumb considering I'm chasing around a grown man trying to give him thousands of dollars.
Thanks!
In my final divorce agreement, I owe my ex half of the values of some stocks, accounts, etc etc. All financial things. I've tried for the past few months to get him to sit down with me and our accountant. There's some paperwork involved and also I don't know if he wants a certified check, a bank transfer, etc etc.
He is ignoring me. I really want this over with. It seems that every few days I beg him (via text or email) to answer how he wants his funds, or when he can meet me, and he won't respond. He answers other things (in regards to house, car, shared dog) just not about the large amount of money (that I think he would want!!!!!).
Can I mail a certified check to his attorney (with return reciept mail, or hand deliver it)? Along with a letter stating that this check takes care of paragraphs 4, 7, 8? If yes, do I make the check out to the attorney or to my ex? I really just want this over with, and I'm afraid to send it to my ex directly, who will claim he didn't get it and then there is a certified check floating around somewhere. And I want to avoid a motion to enforce litigants rights; it's expensive, time consuming, and seems really dumb considering I'm chasing around a grown man trying to give him thousands of dollars.
Thanks!
Division of Assets: Trying to Give Ex Money
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