I bent over the table and read the line marked in pale yellow highlighter.

“Two hundred thousand dollars,” I said.

“Moved out of Ethan’s main trust account to a commercial holding company in Columbus.”

“There’s no judicial approval attached to that transfer,” Arthur said.

“Under your grandfather’s original trust charter, any withdrawal of capital above five thousand dollars needs a judge’s written signature.”

“Did you look in the county clerk’s filing box?”

“I did,” Arthur said.

“There’s no order from a judge.