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Q: How do you sign on behalf of a minor child?
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Probably. Check with the claims department of the insurance company. It would be better if a trust had been set up to receive the benefits on behalf of the minor. The Mother may have to go to court to get authorization to sign for the child. For more info see www.SteveShorr.com/life.htm and www.SteveShorr.com/estate.planning.htm


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Cam a parent deed their home to a minor child?

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How do you sign for someone else in their absence?

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Is it legal for a parent to cash a check written out to a minor child?

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How do you identify that parent suing on behalf of a minor?

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Who can file Wrongful Death Suit in Arkansas?

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Can a child sue someone?

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Is a signature bank card signed by father and son valid if the son was a minor?

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Can a child be their parents' attorney?

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