Mass_Shyster
Senior Member
If things are as you say, I would doubt she was really pregnant. Even if she was, there's nothing to be done about that. It was her decision to terminate the pregnancy.
From what you wrote, she left almost immediately after the interview. If that's true, she probably has not received her conditional green card yet. I wonder if she'll come running back once she realized that her green card is only good for two years.
Did you sign anything indicating that the money you received from your soon to be ex-mother-in-law was a loan? How did the money get from her to you? Did she give it to you or to your soon-to-be-ex-wfie?
If she claims it was a loan, it may be considered marital debt that should be addressed in the divorce.
From what you wrote, she left almost immediately after the interview. If that's true, she probably has not received her conditional green card yet. I wonder if she'll come running back once she realized that her green card is only good for two years.
Did you sign anything indicating that the money you received from your soon to be ex-mother-in-law was a loan? How did the money get from her to you? Did she give it to you or to your soon-to-be-ex-wfie?
If she claims it was a loan, it may be considered marital debt that should be addressed in the divorce.