The records my attorney obtained showed exactly what Dad had never bothered to verify. Six years earlier, Grandpa had transferred the entire Harlowe building to me through a properly recorded deed while retaining the right to collect income from it during his lifetime. After his death, that retained interest ended. Dad had been named to handle other parts of Grandpa’s estate, but he had no authority to reassign my apartment—or any other unit in the building.
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