Since California requires the consent of both parties, voice recordings will be of no use to you.

Only the grantor needs to be present to execute (and have notarized) the deed. That's not the end of the analysis: e.g. family law implications,...

You will have to file a Statement of Information, so ... no.

You will find it probably impossible because of the "know your customer" standards for banks under the Patriot Act. It is to prevent money...

Co-signer applies to "loans" not "title" (ownership). If you are a co-owner, or not, a Special Power of Attorney should be sufficient for you to...

"Duty" is a term used in negligence law but you are referring to some variety of breach of contract. Don't think of suing, think about customer...

Hard to determine if you are a lawyer seeking practical guidance or if not a lawyer, how you would become "accustomed" to state versus federal...

It has every indication of being a scam for many, many reasons.

Under Arkansas law you are an "employee at will" and can be fired for a reason or for no reason and there is no duty to tell you why.

I don't think you need a license from DMV but you will probably need properly drafted "Special" "Power of Attorney" to execute limited documents in...