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I am a recently divorced man in Dayton, Ohio. According to the divorce decree, I am to give my ex-wife 50% of my 401K account (which isn't the problem) but my attorney who is supposed to file the QDRO paperwork hasn't done so. My ex-wife and her attorney are getting rather aggressive about this and still after many phone conversations with my attorney, no QDRO has been filed. I've been threatened (via my ex-wife) with being held in contempt and being summoned to show just cause. In reviewing the local court website, I see my attorney is the defendant/debtor in no less than 8 legal actions regarding taxes and debt. What are my alternatives in getting this resolved?
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In Ohio you always have the right to fire your attorney and to hire a new one. If you are concerned that your present attorney is not responsive to your requests and you have given him ample time to respond then you may want to seek new counsel.
Answered on Oct 23rd, 2013 at 11:09 AM
The answer provided is not legal advice and it is recommended that you seek advice of an attorney.