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Nora Rowland has claimed that her father's caregiver transferred the deed to his South Carolina home for $5 shortly before his death. After discovering the transfer and her father's passing during a visit, she expressed concern over the situation and was arrested on trespassing charges, which were later dismissed.
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Nora Rowland has claimed that her father's caregiver transferred the deed to his South Carolina home for $5 shortly before his death. After discovering the transfer and her father's passing during a visit, she expressed concern over the situation and was arrested on trespassing charges, which were later dismissed.
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Maryland daughter claims her father’s caregiver took deed to his South Carolina home for just $5 before his death
Maryland woman alleges caregiver transferred father's home deed for $5 before his death