Virginia
.... writing checks against HIS personal checking/savings account where she was NOT a co-signer on the account. This occurred a few months ago during which time my brother was incarcerated. He is out now and is left penniless and contemplating hiring an attorney. His soon-to-be-ex says her attorney counselled her to take the money to 'pay bills'.
I'm posting this out here for advice beyond a simple 'hire an attorney' recommendation. Does Virginia law allow for this ?????
My brother is a fine guy who simply lost his way and drank himself stupid to escape the hell he had to put up with married to 'Satan's Daughter' for nearly 30 years. I am doing what I can financially to assist him and from a legal standpoint, want to see that his cretinous soon-to-be-ex doesn't rake him over the coals. Fortunately, from a property standpoint they both have very little left that has not been amicably 'split'. There is still a vehicle involved, however.
Any insight would be most welcome.
Thanks!
Fizz
.... writing checks against HIS personal checking/savings account where she was NOT a co-signer on the account. This occurred a few months ago during which time my brother was incarcerated. He is out now and is left penniless and contemplating hiring an attorney. His soon-to-be-ex says her attorney counselled her to take the money to 'pay bills'.
I'm posting this out here for advice beyond a simple 'hire an attorney' recommendation. Does Virginia law allow for this ?????
My brother is a fine guy who simply lost his way and drank himself stupid to escape the hell he had to put up with married to 'Satan's Daughter' for nearly 30 years. I am doing what I can financially to assist him and from a legal standpoint, want to see that his cretinous soon-to-be-ex doesn't rake him over the coals. Fortunately, from a property standpoint they both have very little left that has not been amicably 'split'. There is still a vehicle involved, however.
Any insight would be most welcome.
Thanks!
Fizz