Margaret Doyle — The House They Thought Was Theirs
The money was meant as a loan, not a gift.
Gordon had never repaid more than a fraction.
“Your husband thinks ownership is something he can announce,” Walter said.
“But the law cares about documents.”
At the time I laughed, because he sounded like a man delivering a punch line.
Now I understood he had been giving me a warning.
PART 4
Three months before Walter died, attorney Elaine Mercer came to the condo with a slim black briefcase and a mobile notary.