notarize: Notaries and Last Will & Testaments - 06/07/09 03:53 PM
I must sound like the most clueless person in the world when it comes to giving advice about a Last Will & Testament. I have a good reason:
I'm a Colorado notary -- not an attorney.
A notary may not give advice about a Last Will & Testament. Or any kind … (0 comments)
notarize: Putting my notary stamp into 'early retirement' - 02/16/09 07:49 AM
In the topic: Statement of Information: beginning, middle, or end?, I mentioned that I prefer to put this document at the very end. Mostly because it's time consuming, and I can use that time for reviewing the loan documents.
But there are certain documents that should be at the very beginning, … (2 comments)
notarize: Avoiding UPL, and still being able to 'give advice' - 01/05/09 05:08 AM
'I have a document that needs to be notarized.', is usually how the conversation will start. I'll ask the caller what kind of document it is, and if it has notary wording on it.
I'm not concerned with the contents of the document.
But I am concerned if this person has written the document … (4 comments)
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I must sound like the most clueless person in the world when it comes to giving advice about a Last Will & Testament. I have a good reason:
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