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A will is a legal document that sets forth your wishes regarding the distribution of your property and the care of any minor children. If you die without a will, those wishes may not be carried out. Further, your heirs may be forced to spend additional time, money, and emotional energy to settle your affairs after you're gone.

Why Some Individuals Notarize Their Will Notarizing your will can make a world of difference to the executor in getting the will accepted as genuine by the court system.

Important agreements often need to be notarized. But what does that mean, and how can you get your documents notarized?

What's So Special About a Notarized Document? A notarized document must be signed in front of a notary public. Learn more, and see how and where to get something notarized.

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Here is some good information from DART on what they are doing to keep riders safe and updates to some of their routes.

More details can be found at www.dart.org/mod or by calling DART Customer Service at (214) 979-1111.

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Elevating Real Estate and Putting People First - D Magazine One ‘door’ to everything you need to buy or sell a home in North Texas

Catholic Charities of Dallas is currently providing essential emergency assistance for those affected by COVID-19 and may have lost their job or are unable to work due to circumstancing surrounding the COVID-19.

Please share with your families that can benefit. For more information, please contact 214.257.0674 or email [email protected].

Coronavirus Tax Relief | Internal Revenue Service To explain the tax relief for those affected by coronavirus.

NNA put together COVID-19 guidelines for notaries and signing agents which encouraged businesses and independent notaries to put the health and safety of themselves and signers as the highest priority. The NNA wrote “each closing will need to be evaluated and handled on a case-by-case basis.”

The NNA recommended that notaries use enhanced precautions during in-person signings such as avoiding handshakes and keeping hand sanitizer available among other practices. The NNA also encouraged title & escrow businesses and lenders to reach out to their contracting parties for specific guidance and procedures for signings./

Considerations for Notaries and Signing Agents During COVID-19 - Qualia Insight Social distancing efforts during the COVID-19 outbreak, have caused many businesses and signing agencies to take a closer look at in-person signings.

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