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Will a signed and notarized letter stand up in a divorce court? |
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It depends on the content of the letter, the judge, the OTHER attorney and how fortunate you are on that particular day. Many times the judge wants to give the attorneys to "discover" anything that might have been accidentally left out of the letter.
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A letter signed by two people can be broken? Can a will be held up in court if a person writes their own and has it notarized? If my spouse and myself settle out of court on money and have this agreement and notarized this will it stand in court?
