If she is obtaining the cards in your name w/o your consent or violating a court order she is breaking the law. It would be advisable to contact the attorney handling the divorce. Or contact the clerk of the court where the order(s) were issued for assistance.
In accordance with court orders. see link
commander's intent
no, but you can use your debit card!
Quickbooks forms include sales receipts, purchase orders, invoices, statements, credit memos, estimates, and sales orders.
Money orders
you may not use a credit card in some places, but you could use a debit card
MAIL ORDERS
The only way to be sure is to make the payments. Even if the court orders your ex-husband to make the payments, that doesn't mean that he will. You should consider getting some other credit going on your own now, while you still have good credit. This will help if you have to re-build your credit on your own. Find out what car dealers don't want you to know at www.dealertricks.com
if you are not divorced yes it is unless you have are ready been divorced keep all of your reciepts like money orders or checks with your name to show the judge that you did buy it get with you lawyer and see if he can get your x to agree that that is yours
The person who orders and pays for the meal pays the tip.
That is dependent on the court orders, but generally yes.
You need to review your court orders and consult with your attorney.You need to review your court orders and consult with your attorney.You need to review your court orders and consult with your attorney.You need to review your court orders and consult with your attorney.