[RusynMama]

Wouldn't the promissory note mean Michael owes Terri? i.e., the trust fund lent him money, and the note represents his promise to pay?

[Krodg]

Wouldn't the promissory note mean Michael owes Terri? i.e., the trust fund lent him money, and the note represents his promise to pay?

Sure, but he hasn't been held accountable for years....

[Lone Voice in the hinterlands]

Actually no, it is the opposite. Go look at Post#379, look at the Heading for the colum, Clearly this is an Expense, money paid from the Trust To Michael, it is under the Expense Heading.

The Debtor Execures Promissory Not TO the Creditor. Terri owes Michael.