They Cut My Grandfather’s Tree for Their Million-Dollar Entrance — So I Made Them Pay $75,000 a Year to Use It

Corrine responded by escalating. She hired contractors to widen the road, dumping fill beside Clearwater Creek. I photographed the damage and reported it to environmental authorities. Soon, officials stopped the construction and imposed serious potential fines. Corrine then tried to have the state declare my private road public.

My attorney, Delilah, turned her own filing against her. The state rejected the petition after receiving fourteen years of receipts proving the road was private. But Corrine still believed she could defeat me through expensive litigation.

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