Traps it covers
only_in_file The extra-furosemide rule, one sentence on page 5 of the ten-page January 2025 discharge packet (one extra 20 mg tablet for a gain of 3 lb in a day or 5 lb in a week, call cardiology the same day, not more than two days running); the POA clause that lets Walt sell her house only after a physician's written statement and 30 days' notice to Russ; the principal balance on the September 2026 mortgage statement ($171,717.32); the memory test score (19 of 30); next year's drug plan premium ($46.20); the long-term-care daily benefit ($150); the 401(k) balance ($318,406.12 on June 30, 2026); every number on the September labs, which exist only as a portal screenshot (eGFR 33, A1c 7.9); the wind and hail deductible on Walt's house ($3,180); the owner and the title number on the Buick's title, which is a scan with no text (WALTER E PRUITT, 14 177 406219, no lien); the FMLA entitlement (480 hours for 2026); the lease clause that makes renter's insurance a condition, with $15 a month charged until proof is given; what Gentle Ridge has billed this year ($17,284.00 through September); mortgage interest paid in 2025 ($6,912.51); Camille's immunization dates.
same_name Father and son are both Walter Eugene Pruitt; only "Jr." and the birth dates differ, and both passports read Walter Pruitt. The estate papers name one as the deceased and the other as informant and executor. The contact for the father is called "Dad" and says only that he died on 11/9/2022. Lorraine sometimes calls Walt "Walter". "My" always means the son.
not_the_users_car The Buick is Lorraine's to drive and is still titled and insured in the name of the late Walter E. Pruitt, which reads like Walt's own name. The Corolla is titled to Walt but is Camille's. "My car" is the F-150.
