Daughter desperately needs advice..on spouse abuse...

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   Stephen Foster

   San Antonio Personal Injury Lawyer

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   Answered February 11, 2013 11:08. Get a lawyer to attach, garnish or freeze the account. It is very likely 50% her money. It isn't his decision to "give" her anything.

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   Theresa Langford

   Plano Divorce / Separation Lawyer

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   Answered February 11, 2013 13:45. I have attached a link to a resource site for abused spouses - they should be able to locate assistance near your daughter. If he has abused her, then she needs to file criminal charges and seek victim's assistance.
   
   If he has not abused or assaulted her, but is withholding lving expenses, and she cannot afford an attorney, contact Legal Aid, in the second link below.

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   Luke D. KazmarPro

   Naperville Divorce / Separation Lawyer

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   Answered February 11, 2013 12:32. The most obvious move would be a motion for spusal support.

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