Country Music Star Sara Evans' Allegations Regarding Reputed Husband Affair With Employee Categorically Rejected by Alison Clinton; Public Retraction Demanded

NASHVILLE, TN (Berke, Berke & Berke on behalf of Alison Clinton) - In response to what Ronnie Berke describes as irresponsible and inexplicable allegations by country music star Sara Evans, Alison Clinton has categorically rejected the sad, unlawful and despicable attempt by Evans to assign part of the blame for her broken marriage on an alleged affair with Evans' husband Craig Schelske.

Prior to Evans' false accusations she had been a contestant on ABC's hit show Dancing With The Stars. And prior to the accusations Clinton had long-considered Evans a dear friend, as well as an employer. Evans even served as Clinton's matron of honor at her July 1st wedding.

Clinton has hired Ronnie Berke, Past President of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association, to prosecute her interests.

Clinton served as a nanny for Evans and Schelske several years ago and stopped in 2004, due to an eating disorder. Because of their friendship and Clinton's commitment to preventing others from suffering from anoxeria Evans signed on as an ambassador for the National Eating Disorders Association. After treatment for her illness, Evans rehired Clinton as her personal assistant and co-president of Evans' fan club. Evans even encouraged Clinton to enter the country music world as a singer.

According to Clinton, after hearing her demo, Evans pledged that Clinton would be a back-up singer and dancer when the country music star returned to the road in December. Furthermore, Evans had spoken to Clinton about being her and her brother's first artist with their new country music production company.

Clinton married her long-time boyfriend three months ago, at which Evans was the matron of honor and her children were the flower girls and ring bearer. Mr. Schelske was a groomsman.

Besides committing herself to educating others about the dangers of eating disorders Clinton has also spent substantial time as a volunteer for Special Olympics.

Clinton has said she will sign an affidavit disavowing the allegation, as well as take a lie detector test. Earlier today her attorney sent a tersely written letter to Evans' lawyer, demanding a public retraction.

"I am crushed. I though Sarah was my friend. I have never been anything but loyal to her and her family. I cannot understand this but now I am forced clear my name in order to preserve the best possible future for me and my family," Clinton said.