In the ongoing Corbin Fulton County case hearing, Nathan Wade was questioned regarding his financial status and business transactions. During the cross-examination, Ms. Marchant focused on the disparity in Mr. Wade's income since working for Fulton County. Although Mr. Wade acknowledged making significantly less money, he clarified that the reduction was due to the division of financial responsibilities within the law firm. Previously a three-way partner, Mr. Wade now shares profits equally with one other partner.
Ms. Marchant proceeded to discuss Mr. Wade's business and personal tax returns. It was revealed that despite being a partner with others in the law firm, Mr. Wade continued to file his business returns under his own name. In 2019, his gross profit was reported as $184,824, which increased to $230,000 in 2020, $236,000 in 2021, and $262,000 in 2022. These figures contradicted Mr. Wade's claim of earning significantly less since joining Fulton County.
