My daughter has been in a terrible property settlement battle with her ex husband. The property pool is extremely small.

Customer: My daughter has been in a terrible property settlement battle with her ex husband. The property pool is extremely small. Up to this point she has almost $20 000. She has no more money. But, her ex refused to settle ever on anything and is using bullying tactics by not providing any proof of his claims. They both had to submit an affidavit, in which brazenly lied. For example, they lived in our house in South Africa with us for a couple of years. The house had 6 full bathrooms. The area that they rented at $450 per month, included all meals, housekeeper, gardener, pool, furniture for two of the three bedrooms,and for the livingroom. The place they rented had 3 full bathrooms. Two with toilet, shower and basin and one with a toilet, bath and basin. In his affidavit he stated that: The part of the house where we lived had two bathrooms with a toilet, bath, basin and shower and the other bathroom had a toilet, shower and basin. In his affidavit he stated that the place had one bathroom that had to be shared by them and by us. As a Mother I cannot accept such lies and then he still gets away with giving nothing of his supernannuation, his savings, his business to her. There is not much, but it is just so unfair. She cannotpay her lawyer more - the lawyer suggested she must represent herself in court. As emotionally abused ex wife of an extreme narcissist she does not have the courage to do that. The example given , is just one of his many lies, but until he gets to court, nobody can or will proof his lies and bullying. I write out of sheer frustration for the unfairness of this all. He earns $98000pa and she $62000 pa. He gives $157 per child per month as maintenance. How can lies be accepted in the legal system and only the lawyers make money. Please just give me advice. We are pensioners and can't help her further since we lost our business in South Africa during Covid and now has to deal with our own debt. Is there someone somewhere who can fight such dishonesty?
JA: The Lawyer can help you determine if that's legal. Before I connect you, is there anything else you'd like the Lawyer to know?
Customer: No, just that we're broken people.