Jarden co-founder caught up in 'no-holds-barred' divorce case

Jarden co-founder caught up in 'no-holds-barred' divorce case
Victoria Young
Two former Jarden executives have been caught up in up a messy divorce suit between preschool owners Craig and Maria Johnson.Craig Johnson is the son of Bryan Johnson, who is founder president at Jarden and sits on the board. He was the broking house’s fourth employee.Bryan Johnson, along with David Wale, was part of the original Jarden crew. The pair, along with Christopher Williams, are trustees of a Johnson family trust known as the Abel Trust.The Abel Trust has been involved in High Court proceedings associated with the Johnsons'...

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