Gunnstaks misspelled my name on his Gunnstaks Contract for Services. A Limited Power of Attorney had my name misspelled and listed 3 different ways on this one document. My driver's license was not requested in order to officially and legally notarize said document, had it been, these errors would not have been made. The date was also changed and I was not requested to initial said change. This Limited Power of Attorney (LPOA) was revoked to which Gunnstaks responded that he could not have any communication with Opposing Counsel unless I gave him explicit and approved authorization/instructions to do so. When I forwarded a message with explicit, easily understood and approved instructions, I received an email from Gunnstaks stating that I had to reinstate this LPOA before he could have any correspondence with Opposing Counsel. I had to remind him of this first instructions to me, the explicit and approved authorization etc. Only then did he begin to comply with his own instructions.Opposing counsel wanted changes made on the divorce decree. Gunnstaks made this change to my Divorce Decree without my knowledge, consent or approval and forwarded said changes to opposing counsel.Gunnstaks forwarded the wrong final divorce decree to me after other changes had been made and did not review it before sending it to me for my signature for the court. I hired another attorney to proofread all final Divorce Decree documents to make sure all matters of the Divorce Decree were correct and legally written. Changes to my personal real estate property descriptions had to be made or would become an issue for a title company should the property be sold in the future.