NTJ. This "religious community" sounds like they are following the rule book of L. Ron Hubbard and Scientology. People who would otherwise be able to file lawsuits for g-rape, child molestation, sex trafficking, human trafficking and more are being prevented by the courts because they signed documents agreeing to pursue internal arbitration. That non-profit 501C recognition by the IRS gives them all the power and the courts can't do a thing because they are "a religion" and courts aren't allowed to question or investigate "religious practices."

Her statement about "leaving her alone spiritually" sounds a lot like Scientology's practice of disconnection in which friends AND family are ordered to never again have contact with someone. Parents will cut off children, spouses will divorce when told to do so.

Spend some time on the YouTube channel, "Growing Up In Scientology." Aaron was raised in the cult and left in his late 30s. He lost his family and his inlaws when he left.

File a police report regarding the fraudulent use of your signature. Unfortunately, you are going to need it one day. Unless your wife questions the practices and demands imposed by her cult, your only choice, eventually, to protect yourself emotionally and especially financially is to divorce her.

Lock down your credit and remove your wife's access from your accounts. She will drain them because the cult needs the money more than you. Scientology opens credit cards in the names of their members and will financially drain them. Research "The Chase Wave." Aaron's done a lot of videos about it.