Nathan Wade‚ the former special prosecutor in the Georgia election interference case‚ faces a lawsuit from his estranged wife.In a new divorce filing‚ Jocelyn Wade accused her former husband of missing child support payments and neglecting to cover her medical expenses.Ex-Trump prosecutor Nathan Wade fails to cough up child support‚ pay for wifes urgent medical bills: lawsuit https://t.co/bwKxzy0ihS pic.twitter.com/0PV65w5QTw New York Post (@nypost) April 4‚ 2024BREAKING Former #FaniWillis special prosecutor Nathan Wade facing contempt of court allegations in his pending divorce pic.twitter.com/fLeHD15S19 Phil Holloway (@PhilHollowayEsq) April 3‚ 2024Defendant urgently requires medical procedures‚ namely an endoscopy‚ colonoscopy‚ and ultrasound‚ due to severe physical symptoms she has been enduring‚ the filing in the Superior Court of Cobb County read‚ according to theNew York Post.Nathan Wade‚ ex-special prosecutor in Georgia';s Trump case‚ faces lawsuit from ex-wife over unpaid child support and medical expenses. https://t.co/8HWdRqrsQ7 NEWSMAX (@NEWSMAX) April 4‚ 2024From the New York Post:The already-thin ex-wifes condition is worsening‚ leaving her with fears she might need emergency intervention.The scathing accusations against Wade come just weeks after he resigned as the lead prosecutor on the Georgia election interference case against Trump.Trumps co-defendants accused Wade of carrying on an affair with Fulton County‚ Ga.‚ District Attorney Fani Willis when she hired him as a team member‚ and then allegedly misused state and federal funds for personal reasons.Wade who was divorced in January denied getting together with Willis until after he was brought on to the fraud case.According to his ex-wife‚ Wade has refused to make good on the out-of-court divorce agreement he struck in order to avoid testifying in court about his affair with Willis.Jocelyn Wade spent what money she had for surgery on their children after Nathan Wade suddenly cut his son and daughter off and told them to get the money from your mother the filing states.Nathan and Joycelyn Wade were married on June 21‚ 1997‚ and separated on Aug. 15‚ 2021‚ with Nathan filing for divorce on Nov. 2‚ 2021‚ one day after being hired by Fulton County‚FOX 5 Atlantanoted.Bad Romance: Fani Willis accused of illegal recording‚ Nathan Wade accused of contempt https://t.co/inmPYGxVgV John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) April 4‚ 2024FOX 5 Atlanta reports:Moreover‚ Nathan Wade is accused of discontinuing financial support for their children. He reportedly informed their daughter‚ currently in college aspiring to attend medical school‚ that he would no longer cover her rent and living expenses. He told his daughter this on the day that her rent was due‚ according to the filing. Similarly‚ Wade reneged on his commitment to finance their daughters MCAT expenses. Their son‚ pursuing a professional soccer career in Europe‚ was also informed by Wade to seek financial support from his mother. Despite the fact that Nathan Wade promised to cover his sons expenses so that he could obtain a visa.Joycelyn Wade claims that Nathans abrupt termination of support has left her in dire financial straits‚ with a monthly income of less than $1‚000‚ since she is now providing for their children. Additionally‚ Nathan Wade reportedly owes $15‚000 to Joycelyn Wades financial expert‚ with his failure to provide the owed amount exacerbating the financial strain.On March 16‚ Nathan Wade canceled an interview with NBCs Meet the Press on March 16‚ citing a family emergency. The show announced the change in schedule‚ highlighting Wades last-minute cancelation. It is unknown what that family emergency may have been.

The Seattle Public School Board is officially shutting down its program for gifted and talented students‚ due to equity concernsrelated to a lack of diversity.

A Georgia judge has rejected former President Donald Trumps bid to dismiss the charges filed against him in the 2020 presidential election case.

Housing affordability has just totally collapsed‚ economist says. According to CNBC‚ Would-be homebuyers need to earn $113‚520 a year to afford the typical house in the U.S. 35% more than what the typical household earns annually‚ which is $84‚072‚ according to a new analysis by real estate site Redfin. February 2021 was the last []The post Bidenomics Killed the Housing Market Which Is In Freefall appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.