“An account used to secure and maintain a luxury domicile for the respondent’s paramour, Ms. Rachel Brooks.”

Rachel buried her face in her hands, her shoulders shaking silently.

“These transfers,” Lauren continued, tightening the noose, “originated from accounts solely owned by Mrs. Bennett. Yet they bear electronic authorization protocols.”

Click. Exhibit D: the IP logs. “The digital footprint of these authorizations originates not from the marital home, but from the IP address registered to Mr. Bennett’s commercial office.”

Judge Whitmore leaned forward, the legal implications crystallizing in her mind. “Mr. Ellison,” she said sharply. “Does your client dispute the origin of these transfers?”

Ellison stood, sweating slightly. “Your Honor, my client acknowledges facilitating the transfers. However, we maintain there was implied, verbal marital consent for business expenditures.”