My Parents Sold My $512,000 Townhouse While I Was in Surgery—Then the Buyer’s Name Led Straight to My Sister’s Wedding
My signature did not resemble the one on the deed as closely as I had feared when I first enlarged the screen.
I had called that false signature mine because it carried my name.
Looking at the two versions side by side, I could see the effort of imitation.
My surgery records supported where I had been at the time claimed in the signing documents.
They did not prove the identity of whoever had written the name.
Sophia treated them as one piece of the chronology, not a miraculous answer to every question.
The judge granted temporary restrictions against further transfer or new financing while the title dispute was examined.