By Chris Johnson
One of our firm's maxims is "Don't marry a stripper." You may laugh, but we've seen a number of men (and women) come into our office after waking up to find that their car, cash, bank account, collectibles and new wife or husband have all mysteriously disappeared. The once-besotted and now justifiably infuriated victim may have thought the object of his or her infatuation had a heart of gold and could be trusted, but...
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