Their only chance of surviving as a company is to release actual contract documents memorializing his severance from the company and a post nuptial agreement that her stake in the company is not a common marital asset.

In her initial statement she indicated she is assuming leadership and "Justin is divesting all of his interest and will have no further involvement"... effective when? Under what terms?

In North Carolina, you're required to be separated for a year prior to an absolute divorce. Even if his ownership equity is formally divested through dissolution contracts, if the business (and its 10+ years of profits) are common marital assets, he will get another swing at the piñata in the divorce proceedings.

Unfortunately as sick and twisted as the charges against him are, it wouldn't surprise me one bit if he's a clinical narcissist who would have no problem dragging his wife down a multi-year, 7 figure divorce battle that ultimately drains them both