A judge rejects a Miami attorney's claim that she was given houses worth $15 million by a well-heeled Belgian investor and one-time fiance as a "complete fabrication."
September 08, 2020 at 12:15 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A Belgian company headed by a well-heeled investor defeated claims by a Miami international tax attorney who claimed she was given 17 homes that she was hired to manage in affluent Coral Gables.
Agorive NV, led by principal Marc Van Moerbeke, said attorney Suzanne DeWitt was retained to help with the $15 million real estate venture but instead kept the properties and rental income and lived in one of them.
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