Laura & Mark — The Divorce Settlement
When I asked how he could afford it, he said the business was finally doing well.
It was the second mortgage notice that made me stop accepting explanations.
I recognized our address and Mark’s signature, but I had not signed that loan.
The lender’s file described Mark’s separately held ownership interest as collateral and included language about other guarantees.
Sarah eventually helped identify what I had actually agreed to, what I had not, and which questions required a forensic review.
At that stage I was not plotting divorce.
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