If a husband tells his wife, "Consider yourself divorced," after informing her about taking from his money, is this considered a promise of divorce or a contingent divorce, and what are the implications if she takes from his money?

The phrasing mentioned can mean either a promise of divorce or making it conditional on taking money, and this depends on the husband's intention. If it was a promise, then no divorce occurs, and he is not obliged to fulfill his promise. However, if it was a condition, then divorce occurs as soon as the wife takes anything from his money, whether the husband intended divorce or merely a threat. The husband's statement is what is considered in determining his intention and purpose.