Three yellow sticky notes marked the signature lines at the bottom.

“Read the highlighted parts,” Dean said.

I picked up my reading glasses off the side table and put them on.

The first page had four long paragraphs of legal language spelling out the surrender of every spousal claim.

“It says here I give up any right to audit the old accounts,” I said.

“That’s standard legal boilerplate,” Dean said.

He pointed a broad thumb at the second yellow tag.

“The lawyer put that in so nobody can turn up ten years from now and sue the trust.”