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Why Use a Notary?
The notarization of a child custody agreement ensures that both parents are entering into the agreement voluntarily and understand its terms. It also verifies their identities, which is important for preventing fraud. Notarization provides proof that the agreement was signed willingly, which can be critical in legal disputes. It also ensures that the document is legally enforceable in court.
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A child custody agreement is a legal document that outlines the terms under which divorced or separated parents will share responsibility for their children. It details custody schedules, decision-making powers, and child support arrangements. This agreement is signed by both parties and often notarized for legal validity.
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