She claims she was legally entitled to stay in the home for 30 days because of an established mutual agreement.

“Well, because when I interviewed Marcella was very concerned that when my children had children and I became a grandmother, that I would abandon her. So, she wanted to have 30 days notice before I quit so that she could find another nanny. And I said, "Fine, then let's make that reciprocal."”

Taking small, unauthorized amounts from an account belonging to someone else is categorized as embezzlement.

“And if he's not entitled to that money, there's a little word we'd like to refer to that as embezzlement. T taking out small amounts of money that that is not yours and trying to not be, you know, trigger or anything where people are going to notice that that is embezzlement.”

Secret recording devices are illegal and violate a reasonable expectation of privacy even when used by a spouse in a shared home.

“Because this protects something called a reasonable expectation of privacy. And that's going to be protected even inside a shared home. Absolutely. So, it doesn't matter if you're married, if you live together, >> you still can't just like plant recording devices and listen to people when you're not”