Damages

This lawsuit is seeking the following damages:

PROCEEDS FROM SALE OF THE DEFENDANT`S 23,500 ELSCO SHARES...EXPAND CONTRACT
The plaintiff claims rights to the proceeds from the sale of these shares
Analysis
This claim is made against the proceeds that the Defendant`s 23,500 ELSco shares received under ELSco-JohnWiley Stock Purchase Agreement.
PLAINTIFF`S "ELSCO SHARES OWNERSHIP"...EXPAND CONTRACT
With respect to the Conversion Deal in August 2006, this lawsuit claims that the Plaintiff had a legal right to the title of the 23,500 ELSco shares that the Defendant received in that deal.
The plaintiff makes this claim on the following basis:

From the analysis of Plaintiff`s Title To 50,000 K2000 Child-Support Collateral Shares claim presented in the "Child-Support Breach" webpage, the Plaintiff was the owner of the 50,000 K2000 child support collateral shares at the time of the Conversion Deal transaction, not the Defendant;
AND

The Defendant`s acquisition of the 23,500 ELSco shares involved a fraudulent use of those 50,000 K2000 Child-Support collateral shares;
THEN

Because the Defendant received the 23,500 ELSco shares based on her assumed title to the 50,000 K2000 Child-Support collateral shares (that were actually owned by the Plaintiff at the time), then it was not the Defendant, but the Plaintiff who should have legal title to those shares; a claim which aligns with the fact that all other K2000 shareholders were the owners of the K2000 shares that they had "converted" to ELSco shares in the original Share Exchange Deal.

From the above reasoning, the Plaintiff claims legal title to 23,500 ELSco shares that the Defendant received via the Conversion Deal.
PLAINTIFF`S ENTITLEMENT TO PAYOUT...EXPAND CONTRACT
the Plaintiff Further claims rights to the proceeds that the defendant received from the sale of 23,500 ELSco shares under ELSco-JohnWiley Stock Purchase Agreement.
This claim is simply made on the basis of the above "ELSCO SHARES OWNERSHIP" claim (i.e., that the Plaintiff claims legal title to those 23,500 ELSco shares).
From the above analysis, the Plaintiff claims the payout that the defendant received under that agreement
Because the 50,000 K2000 Child-Support collateral shares were the "raison d`etre" of and the value being "converted" in the Conversion Deal, and they were owned by the Plaintiff at the time of the consummation of the deal, then the value received (i.e., payout) in the deal should rightfully be assigned to the Plaintiff.
Damages Sought

The damages sought are calculated from the following statement received by the Defendant... EXPAND CONTRACT

TOTAL DAMAGES SOUGHT ... $103,127 ($89,676+$13,451)

INTEREST ON THE DEFENDANT`S PAYOUT... EXPAND CONTRACT
On top of the "proceeds from the sale of the Defendant`S 23,500 ELSco shares", this lawsuit seeks damages for the accumulated interest on these proceeds.
Context

The payout from the sale of the Defendant`s 23,500 Elsco Shares was received mostly in 2012 and partly in 2014.
Analysis

Because the acquisition of those ELSco shares was the booty of a fraud committed by the Defendant which denied the Plaintiff the use of those monies from 2012/2014 to the present, this lawsuit seeks damages equal to the accummulated interest over that time period.
Damages Sought
The interest sought is calculated on the following basis:
- 2012 Principal + Interest ... $174,753 ... EXPAND CONTRACT
  Principal ... $89,676
  
  Interest Rate ... 10%
  
  Start Date ... 1st December 2012
  
  End Date ... 1st December 2019
  
  Calculated Principal+Interest =$174,753
- 2014 Principal + Interest... $21,663 ... EXPAND CONTRACT
  Principal ... $13,451
  
  Interest Rate ... 10%
  
  Start Date ... 1st December 2014
  
  End Date ... 1st December 2019
  
  Calculated Principal+Interest =$21,663
- 2020 Monthly Interest... EXPAND CONTRACT
  Principal ... $196,416 ($174,753+$21,663)
  
  Interest Rate ... 10%
  
  Start Date ... 1st December 2019
  
  End Date ... Court Decided
TOTAL INTEREST DAMAGES SOUGHT
- Total Interest from Dec 2012 to Dec 2019... $93,289 ($174,753+$21,663-$103,127)
- Monthly interest during 2020 calculated from the following table... EXPAND CONTRACT

REASSESSMENT OF CHILD-SUPPORT PROPERTY DIVISION... EXPAND CONTRACT
Subversion of the Cornerstone Premise of Property Division
this lawsuit asserts that the Defendant subverted the Cornerstone Premise of the Property Division Agreement of the couple`s Child-Support agreement.
Analysis

From the Child-Support Breach claim webpage, the Subversion of the Cornerstone Premise of the Property Division Agreement subclaim concludes that the Defendant`s Deceptive Actions in perpetrating the child-support fraud led to the sabotage of the cornerstone premise of Property Division Agreement, and therefore was an egregious subversion of the 'property division' section of the couple`s Child-Support agreement".
Damages Sought
A new assessment of the property division formula, taking into account events in order to formulate a new value balance. Specifically, the Plaintiff seeks:
- Title to family house
  - As a value counterbalance to the Plaintiff`s loss of value of his K2000 shares.
  - Future occupacy to balance the Defendant`s use over the last 17 years.
- Family house contents
  The contents of the house (furniture, etc.)
- Reconciliation of Child-support payments
  Taking into consideration
  - Payments made of the last 17 years
  - Children`s time living with the Plaintiff between 2000 and 2003
  - Earning capacity recalculation

LOSS OF PLAINTIFF`s (sons') FINANCIAL INTEREST IN K2000`s BUSINESS ASSETS... EXPAND CONTRACT
Damages Sought
With respect to the Financial Interest Loss injury of the Conspiracy Fraud, the Defendant was the active agent in committing all three of the Deceptive Actions. Accordingly, the Plaintiff seeks financial compensation calculated based on:
- Quantity of ELSco Shares
  - The calculation to be based on the quantity of ELSco shares that the Plaintiff would have received under the Conversion Deal with which the Defendant`s Child-Support shares were converted.
    Conversion Ratio ... 0.47 (23,500/50,000)
    # of ELSco Shares ... 1,175,000 (2,500,000*0.47)
- Price of ELSco shares
  - The calculation to be based on the price of ELSco shares that the Plaintiff would have received under the Conversion Deal with which the Defendant`s Child-Support shares were converted.
    Share Price... $3.85
TOTAL COMPENSATION DAMAGES SOUGHT ... $4,523,750 (1,175,000*$3.85)