From
Date: November 9, 2013
Dear Honorable Judge,
I, am writing this letter which is agreed upon by my siblings Paul Ray Davidson and Debbie Bohannon as evidence by all three of our signatures at the end of this letter. The purpose of this letter is to seek the courts approval for the sale of my father, Paul Junior Davidson’s house located at 1125 Northway Drive, Semmes, Alabama. There is a buyer for the home, should your approval be granted, for fair market value. Should you grant the sale of the home in Alabama, the proceeds would then immediately be used to purchase a house which is under contingent contract here in Texas. The house in Texas is at 1207 Bayou Glen Drive, La Porte, Texas and is further described as an updated, single story, single-family brick and veneer house consisting of two bedrooms, one bathroom (which has handicapped accessible shower), kitchen and living room. We feel that it not only in the best interest of both of our parents to be here in Texas, it is really even a matter of their well-being for their remaining years. The following paragraphs will document, in detail, just some of the facts that we base our beliefs on.
I first want to tell you a little background on our parents, Paul and Helen Davidson. They married at the young age of 16, and my father began earning a living as an ordained minister with the United Pentecostal Church Organization. A short time later, my mother had the first of five children, Janice Dyal, (much more on her later). Dad continued preaching and his career took the family to many places as he felt the urge to start new churches or take over struggling churches. They had four more children, listed in order, Paul Ray, Debbie, Lisa, and then me. The entire time, mom remained a stay at home, loving mother and wife. As a matter of fact, she did not even get a driver’s license until the age of 55. She and my dad were, and always have been inseparable. With a broad age range