Tony Caddick, Caddick’s first husband, was a builder’s laborer from England. On April 20, 2000, they married at the Garrison Church in Millers Point, Sydney.

Tony, who had studied political science in England, completed his law degree and was admitted as a solicitor at his wife’s insistence.

In 2010, the family relocated to Essex to be closer to Tony’s family as he commuted to work in London daily.

Melissa Caddick is 50 years old and was born on April 21, 1971.

She grew up in Lugarno, a Sydney suburb in the south. Caddick enrolled in a secretarial and business administration program at Patrick’s College Australia in Sydney after graduating from high school.

Caddick worked as an office administrator for a boutique investment bank in Sydney after working for the NRMA’s investment division.

She was determined to have stolen less than $2,000 from the company by forging her boss’s signature on several cheques six months after starting the job in 1998.

Melissa Caddick, a missing businesswoman, has told a lawyer that her brother is assisting police with “what is becoming a murder inquiry.”

The Dover Heights mother-of-one, who vanished from her $7 million houses on November 12 and hasn’t been seen since was represented by a barrister in Federal Court on Friday.

With Ms. Caddick still missing, her lawyer said today in court that getting instructions from Ms. Caddick’s brother Adam Grimley and husband Anthony Koletti was proving “extremely difficult.”

Mr. Grimley and Mr. Koletti, according to the lawyer, had “other claims on their time that are related to (Ms. Caddick’s) disappearance.”

The lawyer requested that the court consider the fact that “their sister and wife are currently absent.”

The court heard that Ms. Caddick’s lawyers are unsure whether they would be able to testify in the case at all.

Melissa and Tony have sons. On the other hand, there are only a little data about him available on the Internet. Caddick’s kid, born in 2006, was 14 years old when he died in 2020.

Her son told the police that the front door closed at 5.30 a.m. on November 12 during an investigation.

For the previous eight years, she and her mother had been operating without a proper financial license.

All of her possessions, including high-end automobiles such as the 2016 Audi and Mercedes-Benz models, will be auctioned off.

Melissa Caddick and her mother have been in the news for their deception, but other members of her family have remained anonymous.

She is also the mother of a son and the wife of a husband at the time. Police were pursuing an apprehended violence order (AVO) against her spouse at the time.

On Tuesday, they applied Anthony Koletti to protect Isabella Allen. Her probe against his wife is being led by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).