Yes, it's possible. A doctor would have to make this determination. Speak to an experienced attorney in your State n

If there was no lien on the prior owner at the time of your purchase, there is no lien. If there is a problem, contact the title company that was...

Your State's DMV may have your answers. https://connect.ncdot.gov/business/dmv/dmv%20documents/nc%20title%20manual.pdf

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It is not specifically prohibited, for example, if there was a prior to representation relationship.

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Absolutely not. Defeats entire purpose of a notary. It may also be an ethical violation.

There are no prohibitions from doing this but I judge may be put off by this tactic.

While there are not enough facts to, here, evaluate the case, you should consult with an experienced medical malpractice attorney. ...

This occurs frequently. While normally other doctors can assist, in your situation, it may have been improper (even illegal). But it might not...