In a Hartford Courtroom, Grant Wanted the House Until a Little Purple Toy Started Playing
“I’m here to talk about getting my electronic access to our joint checking account fully restored,” I said, laying my notebook flat on the wood.
Hale didn’t even glance at my notebook.
He opened a thick manila litigation folder and slid a twelve-page legal document across the polished table to my side.
“We’re changing the scope of today’s meeting, Mrs.
Holloway,” Hale said, his voice smooth and entirely without warmth.
“This is a formal draft divorce petition and an emergency motion for temporary sole custody.”
I opened the blue backing.