She also addressed the repair invoices Donald had produced.

Several appeared to concern his own house.

Others were undated estimates rather than proof of payment.

A small number represented work at the farmhouse, and Mara acknowledged those expenses might be the subject of a separate, properly supported claim.

Grafton questioned the notary and argued that age alone didn’t prove capacity or its absence.

Mara agreed in principle, then asked him what credible evidence showed Walter lacked the ability to understand this specific transaction.

There was none beyond generalized family recollections.