Alimony

You'll need a lawyer to assist you.

This is not something you can achieve alone.

You should endeavor to gather all the documentation you can collect to assist in proving your assertions.

Without proof, this will only further frustrate you.

 

Why do you think she owes you "$12500 in credit"?

Here's what you've told us:

1. On some unstated date, the court ordered you to pay your ex-wife $500 in alimony.

2. On some unstated subsequent date, you filed for a modification and the court then terminated your obligation to pay alimony. You didn't tell us whether the court simply terminated the obligation on a going forward basis or whether the court made the termination retroactive.

3. On some unstated dates, you missed some "divorce hearings" because you were incarcerated, but you didn't tell us what the purpose of those hearings was.

None of that compels the conclusion that your ex-wife owes you "$12500 in credit," so please explain that.