Martin did too.
Trevor entered separate pleas covering his role in the financial scheme and assault.
The exact sentences mattered less to me than the conditions.
Restitution.
No-contact periods.
Financial restrictions.
Mandatory intervention programs for Trevor.
Professional consequences.
Martin permanently lost authority over company accounts and surrendered his remaining partnership interests.
I bought them for a nominal value after offsetting restitution.
Thirty-two years ended in twelve signatures.
I expected grief.
Instead, mostly relief.
The financial recovery went better than anyone first expected.
Of the six million transferred, $5.82 million was eventually returned through freezes, clawbacks, and surrendered funds.
Additional losses were covered partly through restitution and insurance.
Not every dollar.
Enough that Cedarline survived intact.
The attempted property transfers were voided before title changes became final.
The $1.8 million River Oaks loan never funded.
The house sale remained valid.
Trevor and Kristen were required to leave under the buyer’s lawful possession timeline.
