One Scrap of Paper from Oak Creek Hospital Rewrote Thirty-Four Years of What My Family Remembered
If nobody files a legal challenge by five o’clock that afternoon, the probate judge signs off on the final distribution and Gene sells off the whole estate.”
I took out my planner and wrote the date across the top of a clean page.
“We need Howard Cobb.”
“Howard’s law office is still in the strip mall on Main Street,” Arlene said, writing a phone number in the corner of her pad.
“He only does consultations on Tuesday mornings now, but he’ll take your call if you mention my name.”
I left the diner and drove four blocks over to Birch Street.