Bank statements.
Mortgage payments.
Utility bills.
Medical expenses.
Receipts.
Everything went into labeled folders.
I documented every dollar I had contributed during our marriage.
Then Benedict made another mistake.
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He began posting false accusations about me on our corporate network board.
He claimed I was unstable.
Dishonest.
Financially irresponsible.
It was humiliating.
But our company’s technology security team investigated.
The anonymous account wasn’t anonymous for long.
It was connected to Benedict’s personal recovery email address.
Felicia added the evidence to our case file.
Then came the financial discovery process.
The court ordered access to Benedict’s private transactions.
That’s when we discovered the truth.
It wasn’t just video games and motorcycle parts.
For months, Benedict had been transferring $1,200 every month to a woman named Valerie Scott.
There were also luxury hotel charges.
He had described them as mandatory corporate training seminars.
They weren’t.
