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If she was living in the USA and met the residency requirements (for example, in Florida a person must reside in the state for 6 months in order to be able to file for divorce) then she could file it here.

It might be, and I would have to know more of the facts than what you wrote. If, for instance, the vehicle was owned by joint tenants with rights of survivorship, usually with an "or" between the names, yes she can or you could do the same thing.

Dear Anonymous,   I am not quite sure exactly what your question is after reading the above.  So, let me try to see what questions I can glean from this. -If you want to know why the hearing was postponed, the best thing to do is speak with your attorney.  Sometimes a judge cancels the hearing and there is nothing your attorney can do about this.  Perhaps your attorney had a conflict.  Because you want to get this divorce sooner rather than later, ask your attorney if there is any way that the hearing cam be moved up.  -It sounds like you reached a settlement agreement of all issues when you were at mediation.  If so, you are bound by that agreement.  Why your husband was able to cancel your health insurance, I don't know nor do I know if the agreement provided for him to pay you any money besides the money from the delpeted the 401K.   If you are waiting for the final judgment to get that money, then it should state as such in the final judgment.  Because going to final hearing on a settlement is just ministerial, perhaps your attorney could suggest that your husband pay the sums due you now rather than wait until final judgment. Again, I am making a lot of assumptions in answering this question, and you should request that your attorney speak to you to answer the more detailed questions for you. Good luck. Cindy Vova Law Office of Cindy S. Vova, P.A. 8551 West Sunrise Blvd., Suite 301 Plantation, FL 33322 954-316-3496 info@vovalaw.com