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Posted by  MW/VA on 5/23/19 9:48am
you're concerned about your role. Like other's have said, I wouldn't assume that E&O is going to cover you in a situation where a fake ID was involved. Talk to them & get their guidance in the matter. It doesn't sound like you're being sued though. The issue, IMO, would be that the parties in the RM committed fraud. Not legal advice, of course.
I'd question how an x-wife would still have an interest in the property, regardless who signed on the RM.
I have heard of other people who were called into court over RM issues. It seems someone, kids, heirs, etc. want to challenge the validity of the transaction.
I've signed many RM's & know it's a good product for a lot of people.
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