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“It is a standard release,” he said, pointing a finger at the signature line on the second page. “My lawyer drafted it to save us the court fees.”
I leaned over the table, my hand resting on the back of a wooden chair to steady myself.
I read the first paragraph twice, my eyes focusing on the dense, small print that filled the top margin.
“You are selling it to a holding company in Delaware,” I said.
“It is just a legal entity to speed up the transfer,” he said, his silver wrist watch catching the gray light from the window as he checked the time. “It keeps the transaction private and out of the local papers.”
I turned to the second page, where the terms of the sale were listed in three tight columns.
Near the bottom, under a subsection labeled miscellaneous exemptions, a single line of type was buried between two longer paragraphs about tax liability.
The signer agrees to waive all current and future claims to any associated business assets, holdings, or corporate entities registered under the co-owner’s name.
