Wife Refusing to Produce Copy of So-Called Post-Nup

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It looks like when they ran the copies they did it one sided on a two sided document.

How did you just notice this?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is she actually “refusing” as in telling you she has them but will not give them to you? Or did you ask and she said she will do it later, or she doesn’t know where it is, etc? I would not describe the latter as refusing. Can’t you contact the lawyer who drafted the document and obtain a copy from their records?

He’s dead.

Did she kill him when she destroyed certain pages of your copy? Sounds like a domestic thriller in the making.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It looks like when they ran the copies they did it one sided on a two sided document.

You didn’t bother to look at it when you got the executed copy? How long ago was it created? Standard now is to create an electronic version to send to all parties, not just a hard copy that can get lost or damaged.

[Anonymous]

Well, get another one made.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is she actually “refusing” as in telling you she has them but will not give them to you? Or did you ask and she said she will do it later, or she doesn’t know where it is, etc? I would not describe the latter as refusing. Can’t you contact the lawyer who drafted the document and obtain a copy from their records?

He’s dead.

Did he have an associate, partner or sell the practice to someone? They would have it in their chron or files by name and date

+1. Files don't just disappear when an attorney dies. There's requirements when this happensm

[Anonymous]

Preserve the part you have of your copy carefully. It’s evidence that the rest of the document exists.