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Can you have your attorney write an affidavit for you and you just sign it?
What are the consequences of not reading and just signing it. Especially if an attorney wrote lies within the court filing?
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- Couture xLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
You should have read it before you signed it. Biggest mistake, sorry to tell you.
Source(s): intern at law office - Nuff SedLv 71 decade ago
An affidavit is provided as a type of evidence, sworn under pain of perjury to be true, of your personal knowledge and belief. The attorney could draft it from interviewing you, but it is your oath that is sworn on it, so it is presumed that you have read each and every word of your statement and sworn that each and every statement is true.
