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E & O Coverage - Smitty Strickland/SC
2/17/2006 5:39:26 PM (1879 views)

[+] Al Gore - Kurt deVries/FL (19 replies)
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[+] Jana Urban-Buzek - Wanda Steudel/OH (4 replies)
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[-] Requesting TPL input (not my field of expertise) - Christine Patnaude/NJ (5 replies)
2/16/2006 8:41:23 PM (2695 views)
Re: Requesting TPL input (not my field of expertise) - Scott Perry/PA
2/16/2006 10:15:37 PM (3132 views)
Re: Requesting TPL input (not my field of expertise) - Kevin Ahern/CT
2/17/2006 4:46:18 AM (3166 views)

The wife should record an affidavit of name change listing all of the names by which she is known in the land records office, and indicating that she is one and the same individual. The affidavit will show up in future title searches, and may alleviate future problems.

In so far as the doc package is concerned the lender/title closing company should have completed the closing documents using the wife's correct name. Usually there is a name affidavit in the closing packing requesting the parties to report all names by which they are known. This is common for women due to name changes from marriage and divorce. When the problem came to your attention, you should have notified the signing service/title company that hired you for instructions. Most likely they would have rescheduled the closing after amending the doc package. In which case you could have negotiated a second fee for the re-sign.

If the closing could not proceed because of inaccuracies contained in the doc package, that is not your problem. You should insist on payment of your fee, or if you agreed to a set fee for printing edocs and travel you should demand payment of printing and travel expenses.  .

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Re: Requesting TPL input (not my field of expertise) - Christine Patnaude/NJ
2/17/2006 6:31:01 AM (3191 views)
Re: Requesting TPL input (not my field of expertise) - Robert Breakell/CT
2/17/2006 8:58:08 AM (3050 views)
Re: Requesting TPL input (not my field of expertise) - Robert Franco/OH
2/17/2006 9:35:30 AM (2994 views)

[+] County Clerk Victim of I.D. Theft - David Bloys/TX (1 reply)
2/16/2006 8:58:31 AM (3575 views)




[+] ashamed of ourselves - Deborah Manion/VA (10 replies)
2/14/2006 5:16:00 PM (2436 views)

[+] off topic...death of a teenager.... - Loretta Reed/MD (9 replies)
2/12/2006 9:57:50 PM (2403 views)

Mobile Closing Resources - L ROLAND/CA
2/10/2006 1:54:34 PM (1820 views)

[+] Reply to Invasion of Privacy Post - David Bloys/TX (9 replies)
2/10/2006 11:31:19 AM (3367 views)

[+] Uh huh! What happened?Need Help - Donna Grady/NC (8 replies)
2/9/2006 11:14:33 PM (2439 views)

[+] Invasion of Privacy - Donna Grady/NC (1 reply)
2/9/2006 9:57:49 PM (2233 views)

[+] Nationwide App. Outsourcing? - NA/FL (14 replies)
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[+] Stewart Title of India - Ricky Farrow/FL (20 replies)
2/8/2006 6:54:38 PM (4019 views)

[+] Error Rates - Lynn Hammett/SC (5 replies)
2/8/2006 3:16:43 PM (2382 views)

[+] Policy Writing - George Booth/OH (7 replies)
2/8/2006 11:54:01 AM (2318 views)


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