Thanks for your reply, Mr. Knowitall. What happens if I consult an attorney, which I would definitely prefer to do as opposed to calling his boss, but what will an attorney likely advise me to do? I am in the state of Alabama if that helps at all. I see you are in California. I have just never had to deal with anything of this magnitude and I would like to know what to expect, especially since I believe one of the signatures on the checks was forged by my husband (it suspiciously looks a lot like his handwriting) and the other one is a stamped signature, so that would mean he might be guilty of forgery also. If I consult an attorney and tell him/her all that I have found and it ends up my husband is guilty would he not be facing criminal charges going this route as well? Forgive me for these questions, but I have no idea what would be the course of action in a court of law for charges like embezzlement and forgery or if there would be some way around these if, indeed, this is what he is doing.

