My husband's ex-wife won't return the car he paid for, so he steals it right in front of her face.

Backstory. Before I met my now husband, he was married and divorced. We'll call his ex-wife D.

There's was not a marriage of love, but a marriage of financial benefit. He was 19, she was a little older. He was in college, but she

couldn't afford to go. He was able to get grants and some small bonuses to afford college

because his parents were dead broke. Her estranged father made too much money to qualify.

So they got married, so the powers that B would no longer consider her parents' income into the

ability to pay part of the application for grants. He worked in commercial real estate and went to

school part-time. With his income and both their grants and loans, she was able to go to school

full-time, and they graduated at the same time. They stayed together through and a little bit after

college, although they didn't really love each other, they did like each other. He started making

a decent living and learned to appreciate the finer things in life, and his upwardly mobile career

allowed them to buy and sell their first house and then buy a second nicer home.

He also leased them both brand-new cars.

In 2000, my husband started to feel like their time together had passed its prime,

and his wife agreed.

They started the divorce process.

And since her job didn't pay that much, and they sold the house for a loss during the divorce process,

so no one got that, he decided to give her all the furnishings in their home, which were paid for by him. Half of his

not inconsequential savings and retirement accounts, 100% funded by him, she always spent any

money she had left after bills on shoes and clothes, never opened or contributed to a savings account,

and an agreement to finish out the remaining months on her very nice SUV's lease.

These were in his name and at more than $500 per month. Remember this for later. Basically,

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