What is the difference between attesting and subscribing to a will?
What will be an ideal response?
The concept of attesting and subscribing affects any time a witness or notary sign a legal document of any type not just wills. The witness attests when he acknowledges that he saw the signature being made by the testator and can say that he saw the testator make his signature or mark. A witness subscribes when he signs his own signature below or following the testator’s signature. Subscribing is often a form of swearing under penalty.
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a. Direct evidence b. Circumstantial evidence c. Relevant evidence d. Hearsay
Discuss the various types of ethical obligations. Discuss each in detail
What will be an ideal response?
If your client has a vision impairment, you should
a. ask her doctor to come to the interview. b. have every document translated into Braille. c. use extra large type. d. ask her to bring a reader.
Which courts write bankruptcy opinions? What are the names of the publications or databases in which the various opinions can be found?
What will be an ideal response?