My Mother-in-Law Burned My Passport Right Before Our Family Trip, but…

My Mother-in-Law Burned My Passport Right Before Our Family Trip, but…
‪@RevengeRealm‬
My mother-in-law took my passport and burned it. It went up in flames quickly and turned to ashes. Now I can't go on my vacation to Saint Bert's Island. I was shocked and asked, "What’s going on?" She smirked and said, "You’re a stranger here, so you’ll be staying home," while my husband grinned too. I was horrified by their cruel trick. I knew they might do something like this, but I didn’t expect them to be so sneaky. They looked pleased with themselves and even laughed in a nasty way.
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[@Aiden-wq8pq]

W father in law

[@ghjjhbvgffg1270]

Passports don't get burn easily , a lighter can't do that .

[@Mari-l5s]

How do you know that

[@-the-Fool]

old passport

[@-the-Fool]

maby he knows because he has and old passport and wanted to just burn it and it did not burn that easy

[@Mari-l5s]

@@-the-Fool thanks I was just a bit concerned about how they found that out

[@littlemage6354]

I think that depends on the country your from, a family member of mine burned her passport when she changed her name, she was stupid in doing to as it took ages to replace because she didn't have the old one but it turned fairly easy

[@piscesinadream]

This was interesting AI writing. It's kinda scary actually

[@tabatha45morris53]

😑 u can’t get alimony from the mother-in-law u can only get it from the cheater and his cheating partner.

[@nathansherrill5879]

That's how you know it's a made up story, probably written by someone in middle or high school with no knowledge of how those things work.

[@satorigoku316]

You can if it’s emotional abuse not for cheating but the mother in law totally can be sued for what she did

[@tabatha45morris53]

@@satorigoku316 yes but not for alimony

[@Vulperium4eva]

⁠the definition of alimony is money repaid by family in expense for emotional, negligent, or otherwise fraudulent, expenses, or activities. In most cases, yes, it comes from the divorce partner, but it can come from other family members depending on circumstances. This is your friendly Kentucky lawyer speaking on this matter.

[@tabatha45morris53]

@@Vulperium4eva weird it’s a joined but separate case when it is emotional abuse from a parent or in law 🫤 he also says that yes you can get more alimony but it will be a separate pay for emotional support

[@Piegar-ou9el]

No way that this is real. Passports don’t burn that easily, and you can only collect alimony from the cheater and their partner.

[@OneStubbornLass]

Unless it’s not in the USA.

[@roysmits6822]

Rules are different from country to country

[@omobolajidoro669]

​@@OneStubbornLassone of the comments says you can in some states in the USA. The commenter says s/he is a lawyer in Kentucky

[@michaelcox4242]

If I’m correct, it’s pretty sure written that most of the time she’s not even at the house and very few times she is

[@antiprogaming9500]

Womp womp 😂😂

[@StarryDino14]

W father in law