It will require two witnesses signatures. The notary will attest to your signing the document.

I slipped and fell on a wet, freshly cleaned floor in my public university dorm, no signs present.

Your matter is to small for most personal injury attorneys to handle. It's concerning that you did not seek any medical attention. You lack an...

My mother's Washington State will has been notarized. Is it valid or are additional witnesses needed?

Your mother's will needs to be signed by your mother and two witnesses. In addition, there need to be an Affidavit supporting the will which is...

I need a injury lawyer

Please additional information on what your son was doing when the doors closed on him.

The statutes for probate issues are just not long enough..Esp. those that involve fraud due to it's not discovered until...

So what is your question? You can work with your state legislator to change the probate laws if you feel they are unjust.

I need an overview of the real legal pitfalls for a 501c3 whose lead organizer has announced candidacy for political office.

501(c)(3) organizations are not permitted to be involved with any political activity. If found to have done so, you could lose your nonprofit...

Can I sue My Dental Insurance?

You have no basis to sue your dental insurance, they did nothing wrong in denying you coverage. You also cannot sue the oral surgeon because they...

Does a power of attorney need to be filed with the county clerk before real estate transactions can be made?

It is not necessary to file them. In fact, I recommend to my clients not to. As you have already discovered it can be expenses to do so. It gets...

For my sole proprietorship, do I need a city business license for each city in which I meet clients?

Yes, all that is required is the state business license and the city license where your business is based.

Am I entitled to any of my deceased fathers estate?

You should talk to a probate attorney in Nebraska. The death of both your father and step-mother impact whether you have any rights to the estate...