what do you do to your dad who steals your money??
921969
I would probably put it somewhere he couldn't find it. Maybe leave a little where he thinks it ought to be. \nIf over legal age, I would probably move out. \nIs he a thief, a rotter, a gambler or drunk? I am thankful to have not had to put up with that sort of mistrust from either of my parents.\nmy heart goes out to you.
851711
Ignore him.  Trust me, he's going to have to publicly admit to his wife that he spent the money on you in order to get it back, and he sounds like such a weasel that he's probably not willing to do that.  I'm assuming he threatened you with a lawsuit in order to recover the money.  Legally, he has no case, he freely spent the money on you, there was no agreement for repayment, etc.  Now, if he's threatening you physically, I have 2 words for you....\nRESTRAINING ORDER.  \n\nHopefully you've learned 2 things from this experience.\n#1, don't mess with married men, they're nothing but trouble for you!!\n#2, no one will give you anything without expecting something in return, don't accept gifts that you're not willing to pay back in some form or fashion.\n\nGood luck to you!
598612
The meanest thing I did to my ex... I after years of abuse,his drugging and his openly being gay. For an entire year I socked money away to leave him. I got raise at my job and never told him. So that money was mine to hide. I became quite the lier to him. I don't lie well. But I found a place to rent, slowly took things out of our home to my new home.  I was petrified of him. Everyone knew in his family, my friends, and my family that I was planning on leaving him.  I moved all our stuff out of the house while he worked a double. He came home to a completely empty house with the exception of his precious TV, and the stand. Most the stuff we had was from my family they gave it too us since his drug habit kept us in proverty.  He came home to big empty house, and no idea where we were. Even though it was really cruel, I have to admit after all I had been through I got pleasure just thinking of his shocked face when he walked in the door that night at 1:00 am and everything was gone. For him the greatest loss was all his drugs I flushed down the toliet, and the fact that he put our checking account in a negative balance of $500.00, assuming when I got paid I would cover his bad checks. So he was SOL no drugs or money.
532896
Her parents need to know.  Stealing the money is a cry for help and attention.
250180
did someone steal your money?
556864
your the kid that has been stealing yoour parents ride and racing and doing lawn jobs aren't you?\nYou are lucky you haven't been charged yet or killed someone or made you friends into criminals just being with you. If I was your friends parent I would be pissed too, better talk to your dad and let the other parent talk to him before they call the cops or catch your dad out of the house like at work.
1120128
Turn it in to the police and it may ultimately be yours anyway.  Than you won't have to deal with the guilt.  Don't worry about the IRS; found money is not taxable income so the IRS won't get their piece.
653094
Call your Dad. Your Mom should be protecting you, not that scumbag. Even if the stepfather doesn't go to jail, maybe your Dad gan get you out of there. No matter how many problems it might cause, remember that YOU didn't cause the problems, that awful so-called "man" caused them when he did what he did. Anything that comes of it is NOT your fault. Call your Dad, please. Get yourself out of there.
458354
He is the boss - he lent you the money.\nIf he does not trust you enough by your signature alone then you will have to go along with it.\n\nTough break...
2297
Tell him, that if his check or credit card "bounces", how are you going to know where to look for him...\n\nAlso, if he pays cash, and then trashes the room, you still want to know where you can "track him down!"\n\nThink of it as a short-term rental agreement. He doesn't get what he wants, until you get what you need, or at least have the "security" to know how you would be able to recover that consideration in the future, should the need arise!
694650
sue him, and if he takes the business away don´t worry his wife will f**k it up in no time just make sure you get something out of it for your trouble
1053113
Report the theft to the police. Other than that, there isn't anything you can do unless he uses information on your license to commit a crime against you or otherwise. How much personal information was on the license? Be sure to let the police know, especially if you feel threatened. Best of luck.
750804
Get close to Bill Gates, get him to trust you, and destroy his relationship with all his other family members and friends. Then kill him and get his inheritance
838552
Not viable or legal but you could try taking it out on his hide, ie: destructive measure to get what you want. If you're not willing to do that, try the police. Writing a check you don't have the money for = Fraud. Go for it. It might be just as fun if not more fun than the damaging him part. Just kidding, take it to court.
500810
ohhh thats a tough one hun, you should out smart him. for example when you confront him and he bites your head off come back with something that he has done that he just accused you of. turn the tables, and maybe it will hit him more effectivly and the lawyer that would be your best bet and if maybe you could take out a loan and then make payments.?!?!  that would prob be the wisest route..  because if you are scared about what he might do i would be better safe than sorry!!   -- Good luck with everything!
572786
Yeah and he owes me $350.00. Don Myers owes me. Yeah I put him on front street. What goes around comes around. That was more then 3 yrs ago and it still pisses me off taking money from a single parent ant no good. Please don't get me started on his ass.
234230
I would probably try to get a hold of something personal of his...and tell him he can have it back when you get your $300!\n Going to court will teach him a lesson...but it may leave you out of pocket!\n Could you get another family member to talk to him about it?