On an Autumn Evening in Manhattan, Fifty Million Dollars Signed Away Eleven Long Years
“She knows that if Brielle loses those babies, or if the medical records from this admission end up in the public court file, Spencer has no legal grounds at all to name a corporate successor,” Nora said.
“That’s why they’re trying to freeze your funds.
They want to buy time before the hospital board steps in.”
“Can they actually freeze my account in California?” I asked.
“Not without a signed order from a federal judge,” Nora said.
“And I’m filing an opposition brief in Manhattan before four o’clock today.
But you need to be careful, Vivian.
They’re going after anybody connected to you.”