Brought to you by the Every Dollar app. Start budgeting for free today. So I'm receiving an inheritance from a family

members that had passed away, right? And I currently have, I'm living with my girl, my girlfriend,

Kelly. And at first, when I first started getting the inheritance, she was directed as like a payee

as like a watchover guide type of thing for me with my money.

And I just recently found out that about around $30,000 to $40,000 is just gone from

that that I should have, that I should have saved in a bank account and it's just missing.

Don't know where it's at.

How can I like legally try to go about getting my money back and returns to me?

You're saying you put your girlfriend on your account and she stole your money.

Yes.

And there's no like receipts. There stole your money. Yes. And there's no, like, receipts.

There's no, nothing.

And why is she not the ex-girlfriend?

I'm trying to figure that one out myself as well.

Yeah, me too, because I got about a three and a half second rule on this one, buddy.

I have a low threshold for dating criminals and people who committed fraud against me.

Yeah, I've asked her about it, and she's like, she's verbally admitted to it, but there's nothing I don't know.

I think.

What did she do with the money, pray's nothing I don't know. I think... What did she do with the money, pray tell?

I don't know. Well, did you ask her? You stole my $40,000. Where the hell is my money?

This is how this sounds. It's a natural line of questioning. She literally tells me, I don't know.

That's literally it. Yeah. I literally don't know where you're going to be living by nightfall because I'm setting all your crap out in the street.

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