My question involves a marriage in the state of:CA
It has recently come to light that in 2005 "Status" was the only thing settled in my divorce. The commissioner preceding over my case informed me that the property settlement that was filed had been rejected, and that now (in 2010) she was going to "push it through as it was probably rejected on a technicality".

I told her that I contest her ruling for the following reason: At the time of my divorce I was not of sound mind/body (active alcoholic). My ex-husband claimed our house as his "sole and separate property" of which I did not challenge. I have since gotten sober and realize that the house is community property (I was on all paperwork). I has also recently found out that the attorney I was using at the time of my divorce had been suspended from the CA Bar for misrepresentation and misappropriation of client fund accounts (cases cited from 2003-2005 & 2007).

After hearing this the commissioner told me that she thinks the statute of limitations is 6 months and that time has passed. My question is, if the property was never settled, how could a statute of limitations have expired and can I file new paperwork regarding my property settlement? P.S. I am pro per