These screenshots fact.
The 1st one is Eric causing once again, financial abuse, by wiping out a bank account that is used for bills. This after prior closing an account I put him on of 11 years. A 5/3 bank account that was used towards bills, necessities without my knowledge.
This new account he set up is at Civista bank and as once again... financially abusing money that is half legally mine.Β
The 2nd, is a screenshot of Eric placing blocks on his phone. This which per attorney, makes it impossible to have any type of contact and an emergency setting of any financial obligations... to have a number to get ahold of him... financial obligations in his name.
You cannot, as he stated, be in communication with someone, who is placing blocks and doesn't have the emotional capability to communicate effectively as an adult.Β
Β Because I'm on fixed income. I didn't realize, until a kind soul that works within the county, advised me that I can get the legal help from attorneys that work with people like myself... on fixed income. Due to financial abuse by the spouse.
I had my 1st consultation on the phone today and have my 1st hour interview to proceed legally with all spousal matters. I did not know as well, when a spouse re-enlists. He not only faces civilian court with legal matters, but as well military court. Especially, when it comes to financial abuse of a spouse who is deemed federally disabled. Any spouse who was well aware, when they got married to that spouse that they were disabled.
Eric, last night, once again... leaves me with bare minimum, controlling all marital assets and bank account. I only get assistance from Indiana, for $29 to help in food and necessities and that is per month. The rest of what the state of Indiana... I will explain on a second Podcast.
Not off of emotions... but fact.Β
I can only hope, his parent or parents, listens to this Podcast and understand the urgent need to get their son help.Β
Screenshot of many alcohol tabs at local bars, before paying bills... adult obligations.
But per therapist and attorney. You can't get help for someone or anyone that doesn't recognize they need help.
You also, do not know this person nor how long they have been engaging in this type of behavior. Many families do not nor will discuss this matter. Many just don't want to deal with the behavior and choosing instead, to walk away. It is a form of self protection.
Screenshot of what I had to learn about, Cash App... where he can wire money to other people. Again, as an adult. Financial responsibilities come first.
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