Margaret Doyle — The House They Thought Was Theirs
Their broker had been patient about the unusual occupancy situation.
The sale was expressly conditional on legal possession and a closing timeline that respected Beverly’s rights.
I had already arranged alternative housing options for her through Elaine, although no one could make her accept them.
I asked one final time whether I was allowed to do this.
“You’re exercising your authority under the trust,” Elaine said.
“Beverly will receive all notices required by the agreement and applicable law.
But you do not owe Gordon a veto.”