3 Answers

File for his pension. Let him take you to court with his invalid piece of paper. It will never hold up in a court. Go get your money. 

Colleen

YW

What legal jurisdiction are you talking about?

My advice would be contact a lawyer for the laws governing this in your State, but I'm inclined to agree with Deejay, based upon length of time, because alotta civil claims are bound by statue of limitations and the fact you have advice us of your willfulness to agree to signing this agreement, so you've probably told others as well.  An agreement doesn't require a notarized signature, it's helpful but not required.  Then there's the claim mental anguish/duress, but the length of time combined with no witnesses to your claim, I really don't think you'll succeed but only a court and Judge can decide this.  GOOD LUCK!