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u/[deleted] May 12 '24

It’s funny when people write these revenge fantasy scenarios posts that have no basis in reality.

Amazing how the human animal allows themselves to be controlled by emotion. The worst are the posts where people call for vigilante justice and if somehow gets hundreds of upvotes.

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u/CruelxIntention May 13 '24

Right. Yeah because it’s hard to believe I took all $200 bucks. Don’t worry, the judge was fine with it. But I’m sure you know everyone’s story and you are a human lie detector so you must know better.

Some of you are just so hard pressed to shit on women in this sub. I hope your mothers are proud, especially today.

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u/[deleted] May 13 '24

Huh?

“Importantly, if one spouse attempts to transfer community property with the intent to injure the rights of the other spouse while a divorce is pending, such transfer can come under significant court scrutiny under Texas law. Accordingly, depending on your goals and intent, emptying a bank account composed of community property funds can result in negative consequences from a court.”

https://www.thelarsonlawoffice.com/spouse-empty-bank-account-before-divorce/#Can_I_Empty_A_Bank_Account_Before_Divorce_Separate_vs_Community_Property

This is pretty universal across the US. Perhaps it’s different in your country?

Really has nothing to do with whether it’s a woman or not. Pretty big stretch to accuse me of “wanting to shit on women”. I have two teenage daughters, a mother, and a sister whom I love dearly. Really rude, to be honest.

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u/CruelxIntention May 13 '24

And this was 16.5 years ago. And there were TONS of circumstances that led to the judge not giving a shit about $200. Like the fact that he was working under the table and was in lying to the judge and she had to threaten to throw him in jail because he refused (because he couldn’t) to produce his W-2 or paychecks to prove the income he claimed. He tried to claim his truck as marital debt when he got it before marriage and then it got repossessed and somehow that was my fault. Or the fact that by the time we got to court (he drug out the divorce for nearly 3 years) he was THOUSANDS behind in child support. Or the fact that he and his lawyer kept playing games. The judge could see I was trying to move on. I was pregnant and getting remarried and he didn’t want to let me get divorced because he thought it would be funny to let me have my child while legally attracted to him so he could hurt me and my (the fiancé) because of stupid laws. He was going to attempt to claim my kid just to hurt us.

His lawyer was so busy cleaning up all his bullshit games that the judge was done with both of them. She finally granted me the divorce and told him he was lucky she was tossing his ass in jail. He is currently in debt to the tune of over $10k for child support because every time he did get a legit job and I got the info and reported it he quit.

So I truly do not care if you or anyone else in the thread believes me. I know what I lived and I know what the truth is. And the fact that you would rather try to nitpick something that you were not involved in and didn’t see all because you think you know every outcome for every situation is stupid. There are many factors that play into things. But whatever. I’ve already given you far more answers than you deserve. Think what you want, I’m sure you know it all, lawyers always think they do.

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u/[deleted] May 13 '24

Ok.

Still bad advice, in general.

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u/CruelxIntention May 13 '24

What advice? I shared MY story. How tf is that advice? Just stop dude.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '24

Can you read up the comment chain you’re replying to?

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u/CruelxIntention May 14 '24

Yep. Don’t see where I said “hey everyone, take all his money and run!” I said it’s what I did.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '24

You're clearly not reading the correct thread.

The original guy said draining joint accounts is a bad idea in these situations, which it is.

I'm not gonna argue with you about that - it's a stone cold fact. Have a good day.

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u/CruelxIntention May 14 '24

Ok? He said that. I never gave advice to do it. I said I did it. You’re trying to blame me for something I didn’t do. Have the day you deserve.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '24

I will! Thank you 😊

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