“Who is listed as the registered agent?” I asked.
“Your brother-in-law, Luke,” Vance said, turning his computer screen toward me.
“But here is the interesting part.”
“The bank account associated with L&H Holdings was drained yesterday morning.”
“Over eighty thousand dollars was wired to a bank in French Polynesia.”

I leaned back in the chair, my mind racing.
“Bora Bora,” I muttered.
“Luke has been talking about taking a sailing trip there for months.”
“It looks like he didn’t wait for the rest of the family,” Vance said.
“The wire transfer went to a single-name account under his name only.”

“Does Hannah know?” I asked.
“I can’t tell you that yet,” Vance said.
“But I can tell you that creditors are looking for both of them.”
“There are three active lawsuits against their joint construction business.”
“They owe over two hundred thousand dollars to local subcontractors.”

“Can you trace the creditors?” I asked.
“Easily,” Vance said.
“They have already hired process servers to locate your sister.”
“And since she listed your high-rise address on several of her business filings, they will likely show up there.”
“My building has tight security, but they will find a way to wait outside,” I said.