Now Harmon was changing the entire direction of it.
“You need to prepare for temporary motions,” Gerald said.
“What kind?”
“Occupancy pressure. Conduct restrictions. Property leverage. Harmon’s setting groundwork before the next filing.”
I tightened my grip around the phone slightly.
“This is ridiculous.”
“No,” Gerald replied evenly. “Moving your pregnant girlfriend into the marital home before the divorce was finalized was ridiculous. I warned you this could become a problem.”
I leaned one hand against the counter while frustration settled deeper under my skin.
“So what exactly are you saying?”
“I’m saying Harmon finally found the angle he wanted.”
That answer sat badly in my stomach.
Because it sounded true.
The line quieted for a second before Gerald spoke again.
“You need
