Fifteen years late.”
“About the travel?”
“About who cooked.”
PART 5 — FINAL
Judge Winfield’s order was eleven pages.
I’ll summarize, because Cordelia says the important part fits on an index card.
Twenty years of uncompensated labor in a marital business is, in this state, a marital contribution, and a spouse who conceals it from the government to avoid insurance is not, in this state, entitled to the benefit of that concealment.
Half the restaurant.
Back wages, calculated at the state minimum for twenty years, which is not what the work was worth and is, Cordelia said, “what the law can count.”
And a referral — separate, to a different office — for the workers’ compensation filing and the insurance claim on a mixer whose guard was in a box in a basement.
That case is slower.
Vincent’s attorney has said “equipment failure” in four filings.
The guard is in an evidence locker.
The mixer case ended in October.
