Lawyer wants my mom to sign an assent waiver notice. Is he scamming her?
Nothing amiss here. No scam. Have her sign it. She needs to as a beneficiary just as the children did, and as the petitioner if she is that as well.
Hanover, MA
Family Lawyer at Hanover, MA
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Nothing amiss here. No scam. Have her sign it. She needs to as a beneficiary just as the children did, and as the petitioner if she is that as well.
I agree. At best a claim for a pro rata portion, but even then I see no legal basis to demand it.
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Take the box to the manager and get your money back and perhaps a store credit. No injuries, no lawsuit.