What you’ve started out describing is more of a legal situation about how to access your bank account, your home and your car. If you can’t talk to your husband and resolve these issues together, then you need legal intervention. You can hire an attorney or go to court to get help without one — but the best situation is to be able to work things out between you if you can.
At the very end of your post you kind of threw in that your husband is cheating. 😕 I’m guessing there’s more to this story because his behavior doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It sounds like he wasn’t always like this, and the marriage deteriorated to the point where he started behaving badly and you lost empathy and started pointing fingers. I don’t know if anyone did anything to deserve this, but both of you contributed to the breakdown of the marriage. 😳 I know you’re upset, but it’s important to slow down and get a big picture glimpse of your relationship. 😉 Cheating is a [i]result[/i] of problems in the marriage. It doesn’t matter who’s on who’s side — you have to just focus on what you want now. If you want to work things out you have to look at where you can make things better. But if you just want to end things, then you can do that legally.
Let me know if you have any more questions. I know this is a tough one for you.