Divorce settlement alteration.

[brakallie1]

My ex wife and I have been happily (divorced) for 12 years. Upon being served divorce papers by her I broken heartedly agreed to a 50/50 split of my (2) retirement funds.

I wished I had not settled for the 50/50 split.

Is there any legal footing to pursue getting back the (lesser) of my (2) retirement funds? Her share is ($497.00) monthly?

Sincerely,

Brad

 

[Proserpina]

While Oregon will occasionally allow a divorce settlement to be reviewed (reopened), not only are you beyond the statute of limitations, but you have no chance in circumstances (which is a requirement).

Sorry, but regret is not a valid reason to reopen the divorce.

 

[army judge]

My ex wife and I have been happily (divorced) for 12 years. Upon being served divorce papers by her I broken heartedly agreed to a 50/50 split of my (2) retirement funds.

I wished I had not settled for the 50/50 split.

Is there any legal footing to pursue getting back the (lesser) of my (2) retirement funds? Her share is ($497.00) monthly?

Sincerely,

Brad

As has been stated, regret (divorcer's remorse) is of little legal value.

Isn't $500 a month a small price to pay for peace, tranquility, happiness, and serenity in one's life?

I think you made the best deal possible to be free from any issues that caused the two of you to split.

 

[Betty3]

Agree, sorry, but not anything you can do at this late date.