My grandma wanted to draw up some papers to protect my interest in the new house, but my attorney at the time, Michael Mehdi Mowla, who was handling my Writs of Habeas Corpus (See paragraph 194), advised against it because, he (Mowla) said, my victims (See Ch. 9) would essentially sue me to get it.

• Mowla, however, misled us on this issue of the statute of limitation; it elapsed some three or five years prior to then (either 2007 or 2009) on 2-21-04.
• Mowla’s advice, however, proved incorrect, and my grandma’s concerns regarding my interests proved absolutely correct.
• She (Gail) knew my mom, but not good enough.*
• According to my mom's and stepdad's (Corey's) 2020 Mortgage, they (Missy & Corey) borrowed and spent against the home until every bit of it (their & my equity) was gone; this house used to be paid for.
  • If it wasn't for the tremendous gains in Equity in the next few years, probably because of, at least in part, the Corona Virus Pandemic, the bank (PNC) would own it, and they (my mom & stepdad) would be paying to live there, according to the tax assessor in 2020 ($312,200 + $90,000 = $402,200), but, as of 2023, the property has nearly doubled ($523,830 + $260,000 = $783,830)(if Corey dies before she (Missy), this too shall pass, I'd gamble).