interesting article, I've never heard of financial abuse before, but I am living it right now.
my wife at the time and I had a large personal loan in my name, had other smaller pay day loans in my name, and the credit cards maxed up in my name. she couldn't get credit because of a debt agreement she had in the past. I was able to get credit for us. unfortunately we were sinking in debt, she was responsible for the weekly budget, when I asked her if I could help with the finances she became angry and accused me of not trusting her.
now separated, I am stuck with the debts while she has all the assets, and the family car she kept because it was in her name.
these debts will take me years to pay off, and I have nothing to show for it. its not only women who experience financial abuse.

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Dear Jason,
Extremely sad to hear mate.
The good thing is, you're out! (That's usually the hardest part).
If it makes you feel any better my friend went through a similar thing on equal grounds, but lost pretty much everything, after he caught her cheating on him.

Laws need changing.

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Yep, men abuse women in vast numbers in many different ways. Financial abuse is one of the most insidious.

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