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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Be terrified. It's terrifying.

But leave. You can't fix him.

Don't throw your life, and your children's, down the drain.

He's been circling the drain, and is now down it.

File for divorce. That may be the wake up call he needs.

If he gets it together, you can always discontinue divorce.

If not, keep the divorce rolling.

My sympathies, truly.[/quote]

He just had the wherewithal to come down stairs and thank my sister (who is visiting) for supporting me, say that he feels ashamed in front of me. It's a front.  A facade. His public face of normalcy.  There is serious denial that he has a problem.  He does not know that I am aware of his stealing.  [b]Has lied and said he has a job interview at the time of the trial. [/b] I need help.  [/quote]

I'm so sorry, OP.  :(

Do you mind if I ask how you found out then, if he's never admitted any of this to you?

Also, was the shoplifting from his place of employment?
Or was it a separate incident?

Do you know what he stole that would equal less than $100 (a misdemeanor, btw), or are they equating the colleagues files to less than $100?

Sorry again OP, stay strong.  [/quote]. I came across some notes on how to represent self in court. Looked on judiciary case search. Theft less than $100.  Attempted theft from store completely separate from loss of long term career.  Case search says less than $100.  [/quote]

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