Former Judge and prosecutor, Nathan Wade, who is involved in Donald Trump's Georgia election interference case, has reached a temporary divorce settlement just one day before a scheduled hearing. The hearing was set to address allegations of an inappropriate relationship between Wade and Fulton County District Attorney Fannie Willis. Trump's legal team has cited this alleged affair in their efforts to have the case against him dismissed.
The temporary divorce agreement allows Wade to avoid testifying and facing potential questions about his alleged romance with his current boss, Fannie Willis. While this agreement provides temporary relief, it does not mean that Wade or Willis are entirely exempt from testifying in the future. The agreement primarily focuses on alimony and attorney's fees, leaving the division of assets and property to be addressed later on.
