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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Tell her to go to legal aid or the court and ask for help.  That's really crappy.  I'd open a new credit card up in my name with him joint.  Tell her NOT to move out.[/quote]

Isn’t that fraud? Can she open one and have him be liable?

My friend has very poor credit. That’s why she has no credit cards under her name.[/quote]

So, in sum, the reason you and your "friend" are hellbent on finding some way that he's defrauding or abusing her is that, on top of the fact that she has no job and no money in her name, she also has bad credit.  If she opens an account and adds him to it, he can also close that account, if/when he finds out about it, and he'd have to sign the joint application.

I'm just going to throw this out there, but the "friend" has made quite a bed for herself and should probably take matters into her own hands rather than analyzing a way to make soon-to-be-ex-#2 pony up -- sell some stuff for quick cash, find a lawyer, and start working again ASAP.[/quote]

I actually really liked her husband. I do not think he is abusing her.

My friend is distraught and keeps talking about the situation he put her in. My friend keeps saying she has no money. She is mad at me now because I told her she should look for a job.

I said she is welcome to stay with me but now I’m annoyed with her as well. She has only been living at the new house for a few months. It isn’t like she is disabled or has young kids to care for. This guy isn’t loaded. She is just so angry with him for doing this to her. [/quote]

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