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Yes just one witness is needed.
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Witnesses are required to witness the donor and attorneys actually signing the document so it is often not practical to have a single witness unless you all live locally. Our children got their own witnesses to sign their sections when we did ours.peteh1 said:Just one more question, am I right in thinking that just one person is required as a witness, who can then sign off the numerous sections (as opposed to a different person per section).0 -
Thanks for the replies, as we all live close together I will go for the one witness then, and hopefully sign off on the same day.
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There is extra section (5) in the Health one compared to the Financial to sign, that nearly caught me out.
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