The filing date said October twelve.

“The house was put up as collateral for a private business loan,” Susan said.

“With a corporate guarantor.”

I read the two names signed in blue ink on the signature line.

Margaret Carter and Linda Miller.

“My mother and my aunt signed this behind my back,” I said.

“My name is on the original trust.”

“As long as they hold the main trust rights on paper, they can put a lien on the property,” Susan said.