Chapter 6 - MADISON’S COMPANYM.C. Strategy existed.
Madison Cole formed it nineteen months before our separation.
Briarstone paid it $286,000 over fourteen months.
For what?
Marketing strategy.
Influencer campaigns.
Luxury-client acquisition.
Some services were real.
That mattered.
Madison was not simply receiving bags of stolen cash.
The question was price.
A forensic accountant named Elaine Porter compared contracts.
Several invoices overlapped with work Madison was already salaried to perform.
Duplicate compensation.
Another $74,000 went toward travel, hotels, and “client entertainment.”
Some trips included Jason.
No clients attended.
That became a dissipation question.
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Not because adultery automatically forfeited property.
Because marital/company funds may have been diverted for non-business personal use.
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