My Husband Came to Divorce Court With Three Lawyers, a Prenup, and His Future Wife—Then the Judge Read One Document With My Name on It

That sentence was the entire marriage.

Not just the company.

He had stopped asking because asking left open the possibility that my answer mattered.

“What about the stock transfer after my mother died?” I asked.

He closed his eyes.

“I wanted to clean up the records.”

“For ten dollars?”

“It was nominal consideration.”