I am with a woman who has two kids and divorced after seven years of marriage. Her husband begged her not to go after the house or take her half of the money "for the sake of the kids." In return, an out of court verbal agreement was made that he would take a car loan out of her name, give her $10,000, and not require child support as he has sole custody of the kids. She agreed to this because she wanted out as quickly and painlessly as possible.
He now refuses to make good on any of those agreements, has left her with the loan debt, brags he won't do anything about it and there is nothing she can do, controls when she can see the kids, left her with nothing, and when she asks for him to do what he promised he threatens to make her pay child support. He set the entire thing up against her and she trusted him.
My question is, if she already agreed to these terms in court and has no way to hold him accountable to her out of court agreements, can she take any legal recourse to balance this out and make him do the right thing? Thanks!
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