200,000 investment gave him an ongoing ownership interest in my company—and therefore a claim over part of the $3.2 million.
Marcus read the letter twice.
Then he laughed.
The argument was extremely weak.
We had the original convertible note.
The repayment documents.
Canceled checks.
And, most importantly, a signed acknowledgment from Dad confirming that his investment had been repaid in full.
But even a weak legal claim can become expensive.
My parents knew that.
They also knew I hated public conflict.
The following week, Dad crossed another line.