5. Helen Beck, when a child of two, was taken into the family of Mary and William Goodhart, to whom she bore the relationship of niece. She lived with them until after her marriage twenty-three years later. During her childhood she was clothed, educated, and maintained by the Goodharts. After her graduation from the local schools, her foster father loaned her money to take a stenographic course, which enabled her subscquently to fill several positions. She assisted in household duties at the common home, was always lealed as one of the family, and never paid board or lodging. In her spare moments she helped to run a small store kept by Mr. Goodhart. Upon the death of Mr. Goodhart, two years after her marriage, Helen Beck claims $2,500 for services rendered the Goodharts. Can shercover? Explain Act Go 5. Helen Beck, when a child of two, was taken into the family of Mary and William Goodhart, to whom she bore the relationship of niece. She lived with them until after her marriage twenty-three years later. During her childhood she was clothed, educated, and maintained by the Goodharts. After her graduation from the local schools, her foster father loaned her money to take a stenographic course, which enabled her subscquently to fill several positions. She assisted in household duties at the common home, was always lealed as one of the family, and never paid board or lodging. In her spare moments she helped to run a small store kept by Mr. Goodhart. Upon the death of Mr. Goodhart, two years after her marriage, Helen Beck claims $2,500 for services rendered the Goodharts. Can shercover? Explain Act Go