foursweetskunks asked:
Ok, my husband and I are, to put it mildly, on the rocks. Mostly because he has a crazy ex-wife (the things she does sound like a bad Lifetime movie). Anyhow, she filed a police report claiming he opened credit cards in her name and that he had items purchased on those cards sent to our house. Now, he is a professional in his late 30s with a solid career and no criminal background, and I am also. Anyway, I had nothing to do with this credit card stuff because, frankly, I don’t want to go to jail and even though I don’t like the woman I don’t want to get arrested because of her! The police asked my husband to come in voluntarily for questioning. He did, then they told him “if your wife did it, we’ll get her!” Now, since we have had problems I have been staying with relatives on and off in another city, and the neighbors can verify that. I don’t think my husband did it, but I also don’t want anyone to think that I did it. I am sure noone can link me to accepting packages or even. . .
of being home when some of these items bought with the fraudulent credit cards were delivered. However, I honestly don’t know if my husband got so tired of her bs that he did it or not. I want to protect myself, too. My husband got an attorney and he said he may be able to get someone to look at the IP addresses that the items were ordered from and that sort of thing, but how likely is this to become a big deal? Should I get an attorney myself, even though I haven’t been accused? How thoroughly will the police investigate?
Dennis
Ok, my husband and I are, to put it mildly, on the rocks. Mostly because he has a crazy ex-wife (the things she does sound like a bad Lifetime movie). Anyhow, she filed a police report claiming he opened credit cards in her name and that he had items purchased on those cards sent to our house. Now, he is a professional in his late 30s with a solid career and no criminal background, and I am also. Anyway, I had nothing to do with this credit card stuff because, frankly, I don’t want to go to jail and even though I don’t like the woman I don’t want to get arrested because of her! The police asked my husband to come in voluntarily for questioning. He did, then they told him “if your wife did it, we’ll get her!” Now, since we have had problems I have been staying with relatives on and off in another city, and the neighbors can verify that. I don’t think my husband did it, but I also don’t want anyone to think that I did it. I am sure noone can link me to accepting packages or even. . .
of being home when some of these items bought with the fraudulent credit cards were delivered. However, I honestly don’t know if my husband got so tired of her bs that he did it or not. I want to protect myself, too. My husband got an attorney and he said he may be able to get someone to look at the IP addresses that the items were ordered from and that sort of thing, but how likely is this to become a big deal? Should I get an attorney myself, even though I haven’t been accused? How thoroughly will the police investigate?
Dennis
