Commander Evelyn Carter Came Home to Find Her Own Parents Suing Her for the Farmhouse
“I’ve never seen that document before in my life.”
“I signed it,” Judge Simmons said.
“Right here in this courthouse, on August twelfth, 2012.”
My father’s jaw worked silently, but no words came out.
“Your late father, Thomas Carter, came to my chambers twelve years ago,” Judge Simmons said, tapping his silver pen twice on the blotter.
“He sat in the same chair you’re sitting in right now and created a binding, irrevocable property trust.”
Judge Simmons turned a page and read the typed lines aloud into the official court record.
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