I have an amendment to my trust. Do I need a notary?
Absolutely yes. Absent a notary the Amendment would be void, and not accomplish what you want to the extent it modifies the trust.
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Trusts Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Trusts, Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Absolutely yes. Absent a notary the Amendment would be void, and not accomplish what you want to the extent it modifies the trust.
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