Can a 3rd party be asked to testify in a divorce?
It's unlikely, but, to answer the question at the base of this, yes, a third party can be required to testify.
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It's unlikely, but, to answer the question at the base of this, yes, a third party can be required to testify.
There is nothing necessarily improper about a notary who is a relative certifying a signature.
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This is precisely the kind of question you should be asking your attorney.
Yes.
Ask at your church. They'll be able to guide you.
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