More questions than answers at this point... Did you get this info from them directly? Who's the client? Who made the decision to send the documents directly to them? That appears to be the sticky point.
If there's another notary involved to handle the signing with couple B, I think it would make lots more sense to have the documents sent to the other notary instead of to couple B. The notary can then present only the documents that pertain to couple B (assuming they find someone who knows what they're doing). I would think that couple A has every right to keep their personal financial details secure from the in-laws, whether or not there's any feud going on. It's simply none of their business.
I think I'd reach out to the title co, if possible, make sure they know all the circumstances, and see if you can head off the problem before it becomes an issue. Seems like whoever organized this either didn't think it through or didn't have all the facts - or both. Hopefully it's not too late...
If it is too late, one other thing you might consider is to separate the documents like the 1003 that aren't for their eyes and seal them in a separate envelope marked "To be opened only by closing agent", or something like that. Who knows if they'd follow instructions, but it might be worth a try.
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