Hold Harmless Policy During my divorce in Jan 01 my ex-spouse and I assumed…

Hold Harmless Policy
During my divorce in Jan 01 my ex-spouse and I assumed control of our financial responsibilities and split our debt. We had a hold harmless policy stating that we would not hold the other party responsible for collection of debts the other person incurred and took responsibility for. I had managed to take responsibility for a credit card that my wife was the primary holder for. It was established that the account had a $5200 remaining balance and during our divorce I was only able to secure a loan for 5K and applied it to the balance. Within days my ex-spouse had maxed the card out again when she flew her family out to WA to help her move, she stayed in hotels and even carpeted her brothers basement so she could move in. In addition my ex was responsible for half the mortgage on the house until it sold which she did not hold to. Unfortunately I was out to sea being in the service during most of the divorce proceedings and was unaware of her failure to abide by the HHP and found my bank accounts emptied because she revoked on her obligations and eventually filed bankruptcy. The bank held me responsible as a co-owner and ultimately I had to follow suit. I’ve done 2 tours in the gulf and now that I am back is there anything I can do

State Superior Court Appeal Retired from military in May 1997.

State Superior Court Appeal
Retired from military in May 1997. Given standard out-processing physical.
Divorced in July 1997 after 23 yrs marriage. Ex was awarded 46% of dispoable retired pay.
Ex knew I would be determined disabled and that the waiver would reduce dispoable retired pay, but wanted cost of living increases, so an indemnification provision was included in the final decree of divorce. Judge in divorce said I needed to pay her the difference if disposable retired pay was reduced. Ex signed DFAS form after divorce agreeing to 46% of disposable retired pay.
Disability waiver took effect months later. Ex took me back to state superior court to pursue 46% of disability pay in addition to the 46% of dispoable pay she was alrady getting. Judge awarded her the money based on the intent of the divorce judge and the ”law of the case”. This is a violation of 10 USC 1406 and 1408. I tried to appeal, but my lawyer filed the appeal 1 day late and filed it incorrectly. Now, I am told I have no recourse to appeal this decision. Ex has been awarded nearly $30,000 from the sale of property I received in divorce settlement.
Do I have any recourse to appeal this judgment?

hold harmless I will be soon renting a house from a person I have known for…

hold harmless
I will be soon renting a house from a person I have known for many years. Next to the house is a large old empty barn and several smaller outbuildings.We are not renting the barns, however, I have 2 sons who will be in the barns for play, with the landlords permission. I would like to know what kind of agreement we can use to protect landlord from suit if an accident were to happen.
Thank You