A grandmother wants to give her disabled minor grandson a house...

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Anastasiia Novikova

18.04.2023 14:43 • Question

The child's parents are divorced.

The local notary said that the presence of both parents is required. Is it really so or is one mother enough?

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Lorina Fedan

Answer provided 18.04.2023 20:35

The father may not be present at the certification of the donation contract, but he must write a statement of consent to the notarial act and notarize it.

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A grandmother wants to give her disabled minor grandson a house...

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Lorina Fedan

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