Chapter 19 - THE FINANCIAL EXIT PROJECT
Paige founded the Financial Exit Project.
It helped people whose relatives used their names, credit, property, or signatures.
The first cases looked familiar.
A daughter paying her parents’ mortgage while a brother inherited the house.
A son whose mother opened credit cards in his name.
An elderly man pressured into guaranteeing a child’s business loan.
A disabled woman whose caregiver redirected benefits.
The project offered legal review, credit freezes, safe communication, and family mediation where appropriate.
Not every family ended in prosecution.
Some corrected.
Some separated.
Some rebuilt with contracts.
The principle remained:
Love does not replace consent.
The project created a simple annual check.
Whose name is on the loan?
Who owns the asset?
Who receives the benefit?
Who carries the risk?
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Many families had never placed those answers on the same page.
Paige’s case showed why they should.
