You can file a motion to compel re: the items he has not disclosed. You also, in the same motion, could object to his disclosures with respect to the gift money, which should at least be disclosed as separate property. If he makes a lot more than you, you can ask the court that he pay for an attorney so you both can have an attorney, as state law allows the courts to order payment of attorney fees. You really should speak more in detail with an attorney since so much is at stake in the cases and you are at a big disadvantage not having an attorney. Hope this helps.
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Answered on Nov 30th, 2012 at 1:41 PM