MY HUSBAND THREW ME AND OUR KIDS OUT AFTER MY ACCIDENT—THEN THE DEED PROVED THE HOUSE WAS NEVER HIS.
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Chapter 6 - DANIEL'S BEST DEFENSE
Daniel hired attorney Lauren Pierce.
Lauren immediately separated bad facts from provable fraud.
Daniel had authority to manage household payments while Claire was hospitalized.
True.
Claire had told him:
“Handle the insurance money.”
True.
Aaron was a licensed contractor.
True.
The accessibility work had been discussed.
True.
Daniel claimed the $24,000 transfer was repayment of an old business loan Aaron owed him.
There was even a promissory note.
Dated eighteen months earlier.
That made the case harder.
Rebecca examined it.
The note might be real.
If Aaron legally owed Daniel money, repayment itself was not theft.
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But why repay it using Claire’s restricted accessibility deposit?
That question remained.
