“I checked the personal deposit slips from last quarter,” I said, handing her two carbon slips from my handbag.

Chloe scanned the numbers on the receipts without sitting down.

“Your joint checking account shows three separate counter withdrawals in October,” Chloe said.

“None of them have your countersignature.”

“Julian handles the cash for household expenses,” I said.

“That works for personal accounts,” Chloe said, tapping her fountain pen three times on her legal pad.

“But under Ohio charity law, any transfer of foundation assets to an outside company needs approval from both trustees.

Unless someone forged a spousal waiver.”