Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Illinois
noterizing things
My ex wife had a signed paper from me stating that the truck that was in my name would be given to her. It was just a piece of blank paper, honestly to shut her up for awhile. Well when she found out it wouldnt hold up in court her mother went to her step mother who noterizes papers, and they added additional information to the paper and then noterized it. Obviously that is illegal all together because I wasnt there when it happened, but can I fight it? Also is it legal for a family member to noterize something? Wouldn't that be conflicting for the case?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: noterizing things
Yes you can fight, especially since there are some issues with the notary lying. Also, the paper may be worthless if it simply says you will give her the car - that would be a gift and thus unenforceable in court.
Related Questions & Answers
-
Fired I worked for a GM car dealership for 4 mo. i told my supervisior in the... Asked 12/12/08, 7:31 pm in United States Illinois Civil Rights Law
-
Homeschooled children Does chicago il have a daytime curfew Asked 12/12/08, 1:29 pm in United States Illinois Civil Rights Law
-
Settlement conference how is it possible for a judge to offer money to settle a... Asked 12/10/08, 4:24 pm in United States Illinois Civil Rights Law
-
Employment question can my current job fire me for taking a second job to pay my... Asked 12/01/08, 4:10 pm in United States Illinois Civil Rights Law
Looking for something else?
10,200 active attorneys ready to answer your legal questions today.
Featured Attorneys
Earn additional revenue and grow your business.
