The waiver doesn't mean the judge will split things. I signed a Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage that states how things will be split. That is the only document that even states our assets. There is no way a judge would know how to equitably distribute our assets based on that document alone or from my husband's petition. There are no amounts of value listed anywhere.
He has a lawyer because he hired him to draw up the papers. I do not have one because I agree with the split of assets in the Judgment, so I didn't want to hire an attorney to keep the peace with my husband.
Our court date is next Tuesday, so there isn't anything I can do. I ended up signing the Entry of Appearance, Waiver, and Consent Form, so I don't even have to go to court. I'm crossing my fingers that this all goes smoothly, so I can move on with my life.
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