The second morning, at eight o’clock, I was in my lawyer’s office, accompanied by my father and the company’s chief financial officer.
On the table were copies of authorization documents, bank statements and preliminary reports.
My lawyer, Rebecca Collins, listened to everything without interrupting me.
When I finished, he took off his glasses.
Sloane, we have to separate two problems. The first is the unauthorized use of payment instruments after withdrawal of access. The second is the possibility that, during the marriage, Julian may have directed money of the company to entities with which he had hidden links.
I have approved.
I want to get the money back.
— We will pursue this objective through the available legal means. But first we have to establish exactly what happened, who approved each transaction and what rights Julian had at the time.
Dad pushed the file towards her.
“I have prepared a preliminary timeline.
