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JUSTICE FOR CAYLEE MARIE - STILL WAITING
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Oh, this is interesting. I hadn't heard about JB financial woes. The ex-wife, is there just one? Is he about to have a second one? I can't imagine what KC and JB said behind closed doors to Judge S that made him say everything was OK. JB has got to see KC as the goose laying the golden eggs. I still think there might be more than financial goals--remember all those long hours KC spent at his office? Wonder if they can depose his secretary. Do they have privilege of some kind?
I would imagine JB's staff has privilege, but if he is brought up on criminal charges they should have to answer any questions that pertain, within a very narrow scope.
Actually, his problems with the Bar BEGAN 10 years ago. It took until September of 2005 for him to be admitted, so technically the problems continued until 2005. Then there is the little issue mentioned in part 2 of the OS article -- JB still owed his ex-wife $4000 in back child support in 2007! This had to be an amount owed from the past (during the years he was not admitted to the bar), because his daughter is about the same age as KC, beyond the age of needing to pay child support. Did he come to some agreement to pay the $12,000 to satisfy the Bar, and then not pay it all? This looks just as fishy and slimy as his NON non-profits he formed to show the Bar that he was "rehabilitated".
JB's ex-wife began collecting on his past debt by payroll allotment from Lexis/Nexis the amount of $550/mo which means his daughter was past 18 at the time. (The child support agreement was only $200/mo)
Apparently after he stopped collecting that paycheck he also stopped paying child support, but being found in contempt means he either paid up or he was going to jail, unless he and his ex came to a mutual decision about the arrears.
Snipped from part 1 http://www.orlandosentinel.com
Records show that a court in Miami docked $550 a month from his LexisNexis paycheck in 2004 to pay child support to his first wife.
Part 2
And in January 2007, four months before he bought a $670,000 waterfront home in a country-club community on East Lake Tohopekaliga, Baez was held in contempt of court for failing to pay $4,000 in child support, according to Miami-Dade Clerk of Court records.
His office spokeswoman, Marti Mackenzie, told the Sentinel that Baez and his former wife have resolved their support issues.(Yeah I'll just bet they have, I hope his ex collected every cent!)
He can buy a 2/3 $M house but skips out on his ex for 4G! What a chump thing to do....