Identity theft among family members is quite common and a crime. So is forging someone else’s signature for a credit card or loan, regardless of whether they’re a family member. I don’t see how this is so different, but I guess that’s the fun part of divorces.
Thank you all for the advice. Luckily, I got the laptop back. She attempted to charge another $800, but am all set with canceling that.
It still boggles my mind that you can have text messages expressly stating not to use a credit card she doesn’t have physical possession, doesn’t have her name...
Thank you all for the advice. Believe me when I say I’m fully aware of the whole decision to marry her in the first place wasn’t the best idea.
The only article remotely similar was this one, but had different circumstances, so I was attempting to get a second opinion:
Using and signing...
My wife and I are going through a separation. No paperwork has been formally filed and she moved out of our apartment, which both names are on roughly two weeks ago. She still has the key.
She returned yesterday and stole my laptop from the apartment. I’m 100% certain it was her because the...