“Would you like me there?”
I hesitated.
“Can you be available by phone?”
“Absolutely.”
I gathered the relevant documents.
Then waited.
At noon, Brandon arrived with a man carrying a leather briefcase.
He introduced himself as Peter Lawson, an attorney.
My son walked straight into the living room.
“Mom, we need to settle this.”
I looked at him.
“Then let’s discuss it calmly.”
Peter sat opposite me and opened his briefcase.
He explained that Brandon had concerns about my recent financial decisions. TrackInvestments
I listened.
Then asked, “Have you reviewed the complete financial records?”
Peter paused.
“I’ve reviewed the information Brandon provided.”
“Then you’re missing some important context.”
I placed my documents on the coffee table.
Bank statements.
Ownership records.
Support payment histories. CompareCards
Correspondence concerning the trust proposal.
And letters from my financial adviser.
Peter began reading.
Brandon shifted impatiently.
“Mom, this is unnecessary.”
I ignored him.
