Chapter 13 - Filing For Divorce With An Ironclad Financial Record
Early Monday morning, Gwen sat across the sleek glass desk of prominent divorce attorney Marcus Vance—brother of the district attorney’s wife.
Marcus flipped through the pages of the blue folder with an expression of profound professional admiration.
“I have to hand it to you, Mrs. Vance—er, Ms. Gwen; this is the most meticulous financial paper trail I’ve seen in my career,” Marcus noted.
“Brandon and his family assumed I was too naive to document transactions, but I learned early on that trust requires receipts,” Gwen replied calmly.
“With this evidence, we can freeze his corporate accounts, secure half of all liquid marital assets, and demand full debt repayment,” Marcus explained.
“Will it impact his position at the firm?” Gwen asked, maintaining a practical, businesslike demeanor.
“Corporate compliance takes embezzlement and fraudulent expense reporting very seriously, especially with the district attorney’s wife as a witness,” Marcus smiled.
Gwen signed the final retainer documents, sliding the pen across the desk with absolute confidence and peace of mind.
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For the first time in eight years, every decision she made was entirely for herself and her own future.
The weight of an entire ungrateful family had finally been lifted off her shoulders for good.
