Dear Shan,
Where do you stand?
It seems you have little recourse right now. It sounds like your attorney was not competent in this situation and you were there for not fairly represented. However there is not sufficient evidence to get this opened up and vacated. (overturned)
You could try to recover the damages, by suing your attorney for malpractice, but that would be expensive to fund.
You can try to bring the divorce settlement into court to ask for a modification. However if the bankruptcy was known by the court, then there would not know be a significant change in circumstances.
Spousal support is not always awarded, because it depends on several factors, including he length of time you were married, and how mobile you are in the work force.
Chances are, you should have been awarded some temporary spousal support.
One thing you can try is to discover his assets, and then to try to get this into court to modify or rearrange.
But since you were awarded the condos, and you also apparently had control of the mortgages that went with the condo, a court would not consider this his responsibility.
Your only relief from him it appears, post divorce, is to attempt to modify the decree, to provide spousal support.
One thing you could have done, and it may not be too late, is to file a motion to show cause in response to the judgment. The problem is, you said it was a summary judgment. Normally summary judgments are used when two parties agree to the general terms of the law suit. This does not preclude it from getting to trial. But if your attorney agreed to terms in your behalf, and they filed for a summary judgment, then any attempt to get the other side to show cause could be undermined. (it may not work)
I see you have had this issue addressed by several people and you have not accepted. It looks like, we are all giving similar information.
I am sorry you got treated this way in your divorce. But right now you have little recourse. You can attempt to get a modification, based on changing financial situation. That can also include evidence on your husband's assets that were not previously introduced. You can hire a detective to search out for his financial assets and physical holdings. They have proprietary sources that help them to discover these things.
Attorney
JD