How the Divorce Would've Gone Down

 Guys,

In recent days, I've discovered an interesting YouTube channel, Narrativ. It has divorce and dysfunctional marriage stores on it. Though AI generated, they're mostly good. However, some of the stories have problems, such as the one you're about to watch. Below is my commentary in response to the story you're about to watch. Below is the video, followed by my comment I left in response.

There are four problems with the story. One, the document would've been challenged. Two, all she had to do to get him out of the house was file a false DV charge and restraining order. Three, you mean to tell me that Hubby wasn't at the home closing or preliminary meetings before that? Four, he should've gone after with the forensic audit.

The document he asked her to sign would've been challenged. Her attorney could claim it was signed under false or deceptive pretenses, and it likely would've been thrown out. Any semi-competent attorney would've challenged that document.

Secondly, wives often use the Silver Bullet Strategy; they often file a DV charge, get a restraining order against the husband, and he's forcibly removed from the home without question. As scheming and vindictive as this wife was, you mean to tell me she didn't employ this? Come on!

Thirdly, as someone who bought a home 15 years ago, I have to call BS on Hubby being blindsided by the title in Wifey's name only. When buying a home, you have multiple meetings with the Realtor, mortgage consultants, etc. Then, there's the final closing where you get the keys to your home. At each step of the process, you go over the reams of paperwork. Even if the OP had delegated the house hunting to his wife, I find it hard to believe that he wouldn't be present at these meetings; after all, they're making the biggest investment of their lives-come on! I can't help but wonder why the title business wasn't caught during the involved process of buying a home.

Finally, WTF didn't Hubby go after her fully? Why didn't he pursue the forensic audit and all that? When Wifey divorces you (since women usually file for divorce, it'll be Wifey divorcing Hubby), she becomes your MORTAL ENEMY, Fellas! She has declared war on you, and you must govern yourself accordingly; you must prosecute this war ruthlessly. The problem with us man is that we have morals, honor, and decency while women don't. We must remember that, in a war, there are no rules; all that matters is total and complete victory.

In closing, this story has four problems. One, Wifey and her attorney would've challenged the document reestablishing joint ownership. Two, Wifey could have and likely would have pursued the Silver Bullet Strategy; Hubby would've been removed from the home. Three, as involved as the home buying process is, I find it hard to believe that she could've gotten her name on the title without Hubby knowing about it. Finally, Hubby should've totally destroyed her during the divorce proceedings.