Hello, how are you? I have a question.

I notarized a lease for a person in niece, who's signature I witnessed. I only notarized her signature. However, now i'm getting a complaint from a third party stating that I notarized the document (her signature) without her being present. I am writing a statement in response, which has been requested. I stated that i only witnessed one person's signature, and this woman presented her ID as proof of identity. What are the possible outcomes if i'm found at fault?

Thank you for your time and help.

I should start off by saying that I have never been married and I'm currently going through a hard time with the father of my son. My son father's ex girlfriend, a long with multiple people have texted me stating that the father has been using drugs (he has had a past with smoking pot) they also brought up how he would slap my 2 year old in the mouth and stated that if needed too that they would appear in court. His ex said she took care of all my childs necessitys, and took care of him while his dad did not took care of him, she also mentioned that he talked about running of with him and not returning him (id print out all conversations just to have the documentation) now I'm not heartless I do want him to be in his son life I just would prefer to have supervised visits just to insure my child's safety.

My son use to love going over there but something had to change, as time went on my child's behavior towards his father changed. When he would go over to his dads house my son would scream and his dad had to pull him off of me.

I don't allow him to see him now just because I had to apply for childsupport and he pretty much stated that he wasn't the dad but paternity test says otherwise. After 2/3 months now he's interested in seeing him again. Which is fine but I'd rather have something written in paper, so he can't just run off with our son and because of the concern of my son is safe.

I did allow my son to go over there every other weekend before this all happend but we didn't have a legal document set up for visitations.

I just wanted to know you're opinion about all this situation and what should my next steps be. Thank you

my dad passedid when I was 12 and my uncle (his brother) fought my stepmom for a trust fund for my sister and I but according to my uncle I have no access to that money unless he gives it to me.

how can I get around this and get my money?

I live in Georgia and I bought a car from my cousin in Ala. . When I arrived to pick up the car

my cousin tells me that he thought he had the car's title but his dad has it in his (the dad's)

filing cabinet and he's going to

send it to my cousin. My cousin

told me that he would send the title to me. That was Feb. 2016.

I tried contacting my cousin he

refused to send the title. In Aug. 2016 my cousin sent me a bill

of sale for the car, refused to send me the title. How can I get my money back?