Release form

• Feb 3, 2011

• #1

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rubycox527

New Member

Release form with a signature but -the witness -agent- notary signature and seal fields were left blank .Is this legal?:

 

• Feb 3, 2011

• #2

army judge

Super Moderator

You haven't provided enough facts for us to provide a legal opinion.

No worries, why not ask your question of the entity that provided you with the form?

 

• Feb 3, 2011

• #3

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rubycox527

New Member

doesn't an insurance release form have to have all the fields filled out to be legal ?

 

• Feb 5, 2011

• #4

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rubycox527

New Member

Thanks
Unfortunaely ,they are not giving any information .
The form was for an CGO&P claim . Written on the wrong property I am needing to paid for the claim on the right property on which there is no release .

 

• Feb 5, 2011

• #5

army judge

Super Moderator

If you any doubt before signing anything (or agreei ng to anything0, don't sign it (or agree to it) BEFORE consulting your attorney.

What, you don't have an attorney?

Hire one!

Or, make an appointment and speak to one.

The initial consultation is normally free and without continued obligation.

 

• Feb 5, 2011

• #6

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rubycox527

New Member

Because this is a complicated case , no lawyer will take it . No blood on th table !

 

• Feb 19, 2011

• #7

R

rubycox527

New Member

They are not giving out imfo that works against them ,This is a big company -crooked as the days are long .Lawyers seem to be afraid of them.
Thanks