her lawyer was better than mine

lol

Here's a shocker: My friend came home to find out her husband had moved out, took his stuff and more, and also removed any shred of financial records from the house. He also cleared out the bank accounts while she was gone. Talk about cruel! He didn't even care where his daughters' next meal would come from if they had one at all.

sorry to hear that what a bastard! gives a bad name to all guys everywhere.

We joke about these things but that's pretty spiteful.
I wonder if you could set up finances in a way, even if you have joint accounts, that no one can clean out accounts without permission.

im sure you probably could but you usually trust the person your married to.

Yes but when you hear of prenups I'm pretty sure they're wealthy, and probably a lot harder to pull a stunt like this.

it happens both ways a friend of mine came home from work and she took EVERYTHING! money,light bulbs, his clothes,lawn mower car everything.

That's so cruel. And what's worse is when people do this to someone they had once loved, that they must have been planning it for a while. Sorry to post a downer story to your meme. :)

don't worry about it i just thank my lucky stars my lovely wife and i have been married 46 years!

That's awesome! :)

Forty-six years? Congratulations!

That is definitely an accomplishment. I hope you're both happy and healthy.

And if she steps out of line, tell her to stand up against a tree with an apple on her head. Accidents happen...

Seriously though, this is great to hear.

*gets out calculator*

I think he just left a very small amount in their checking account instead of closing it. Good question. It would be nice to know if the signature of both partners is needed to close an account.

She got the gold mine... you got the shaft!

Dang it. Now I can't remember who sang the song. No it was Jerry Reid!

I've been there.

Sorry to hear that.

It would be a little less cruel if they were another species... then the bloodthirsty part would make a little more sense.

Sounds like you got lucky. Still, it's never pretty.

No,my wife took 90% of the stuff & moved out while I was working a 12 hour shift.& the judge somehow called that an equitable split.

Woah. Now I'm even sorrier.

Still, with you Bro. Ouch.

Thanks, this was 10 years ago,life goes on.

man!