The Price of Hidden Assets and the Truth That Reopened My Divorce
“She claimed there was a misunderstanding regarding the family assets.”
“Did you talk to her?” I asked.
“Of course not,” Robert said. “I don’t speak to the opposing party’s family without their counsel present.”
“But she was persistent.”
“She kept saying that this family matters more than a legal dispute,” he said.
I looked at the salt shaker sitting on the center of the table.
It was a cheap ceramic piece I had bought at the local grocery store when we moved.
Everything in this house was simple, a stark contrast to the marble countertops in our old home.
“She’s trying to protect him,” I said.
“She always has,” Robert agreed.
“But this isn’t something she can write a check to resolve.”
“The federal government doesn’t care about the Mercer family reputation,” he said.
“What is our next step?” I asked.
“We present these findings to their legal team tomorrow morning,” Robert said.
“We demand a full deposition of Daniel regarding the off-site accounts.”
“They will try to settle before we file the public motion,” he added.
“But you need to be prepared, Claire.”