Innocent Spouse
A Memoir
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- اطلاعات
- نقد و بررسی
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نقد و بررسی
March 28, 2011
When a spouse dies, the one left behind usually is left to face the unknown, and in Joyntâs case "the unknown" included over three million dollars owed to the IRS, mortgages on properties she had thought they owned outright, and a Washington, D.C., restaurant, Nathanâs, that was a landmark to locals but a sinking money pit to the new widow. After her husband, Howard, died in 1997, Joynt struggled to keep her head above water, caring for their five-year-old son, continuing her career in journalism (she hosts the Q&A Cafe luncheon in D.C.), and taking on her new role as owner of Nathanâs while maintaining her "innocent spouse" status in her legal battle against the IRS. While Joyntâs case may be extreme and will most appeal to fans of Nathanâs restaurant, it is an honest telling of a woman betrayed by her husband whom she had loved and her determination to protect herself and her son.
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