Custody Agreements

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Custody Agreements

Notarizing a child custody agreement involves a legal process where a notary public verifies the identities of the signatories and witnesses the signing of the document. This step ensures that the agreement is executed voluntarily and without coercion. The notary then affixes their seal or stamp to the document, which certifies that it was properly signed.

This notarization adds a layer of authenticity and can be crucial if the agreement is later presented in court or to other legal entities. While notarization does not guarantee the agreement's legal validity or enforceability, it helps affirm that the document is genuine and that the parties understood its contents. Always consult legal advice to ensure the agreement meets all necessary legal requirements.

We ensure your documents are properly notarized and legally binding. Reach out for more information.

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Instructions to get your Custody Agreements notarized

1. Bring your drafted Custody Agreement or mail us and we will print it free for you.

2. Both parents must sign in front of the notary public after presenting a government issued valid photo id.

3. The notary public will sign and seal your duly signed Custody Agreement and hand it over to you. Due to a conflict of interest, we witness only the signature of one parent and can arrange for another notary public for the other parent.