An oddly obstructed email address, a lack of proper notice, and a very questionable apportionment of an inheritance define the Rogers v. Rogers case in Horry County.
Hi. Actually, there was no inheritance (verified through joint tax returns in the case file). There was a $3,500 tax deduction years before the divorce which was a credit from furniture donated to charity after Laurie’s father passed away. Attorney Anita Floyd added a zero to that figure to get the $350,000 then used it in court as a vehicle to continue charging Laurie with contempt and filing Motions to Compel claiming Laurie was withholding funds and information. Bromell Holmes further used the lie to justify stealing Laurie’s disability settlement from the Navy, all 4 college funds (over $200,000), and then finally, left Laurie and her 4 children homeless with no support and a mound of debt.
Hi. Actually, there was no inheritance (verified through joint tax returns in the case file). There was a $3,500 tax deduction years before the divorce which was a credit from furniture donated to charity after Laurie’s father passed away. Attorney Anita Floyd added a zero to that figure to get the $350,000 then used it in court as a vehicle to continue charging Laurie with contempt and filing Motions to Compel claiming Laurie was withholding funds and information. Bromell Holmes further used the lie to justify stealing Laurie’s disability settlement from the Navy, all 4 college funds (over $200,000), and then finally, left Laurie and her 4 children homeless with no support and a mound of debt.
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