before knee surgery, I had given Bradley temporary authority to help handle bills and financial matters if I became unable to do so.
Apparently, it had been broader than I remembered.
Someone had recently used a copy in connection with the cottage.
I immediately called Margaret Ellis, the attorney who had handled Daniel’s estate.
When I finished explaining, she asked three questions.
“Did you sign anything recently?”
“No.”
“Did you authorize Bradley to borrow against the cottage?”
“No.”
“Did you authorize Ashley to rent it?”
“No.”
“Good. Come to my
