Another person can sign legal documents for you only if you execute a Power of Attorney or if they are a court appointed fiduciary such as a guardian or conservator.
Legally sign documents as a corporate officer
You shouldn't sign any documents at work that you don't agree with. You legally do not have to sign anything just because they ask you to.
No, they are not an adult. Until they are 18, they cannot contract or sign a legally binding document.
No, once you sign the purchase agreement you are legally bound by that.
Yes, all the documents relating to the loan.Yes, all the documents relating to the loan.Yes, all the documents relating to the loan.Yes, all the documents relating to the loan.
If he signed the marriage documents then yes. If he is honest, having used a fake name will cause difficulties when claiming any benefits, until he legally changes his name to the name he used. If he says that he did not sign the marriage documents you will probably need a lawyer to establish that he did.
No, you must be 18 to sign legal documents.
A person must be 18 years old or older to legally own a car. This is because a person under the age of 18 cannot legally sign any contracts or documents.
They can sign anything they wish to, unless the court has ruled the individual "handicapped" due to some mental deficiency. Your POA only concerns those documents or acts that they cannot do for themselves.
A minor cannot sign a deed so as to make it legally binding.A minor cannot sign a deed so as to make it legally binding.A minor cannot sign a deed so as to make it legally binding.A minor cannot sign a deed so as to make it legally binding.
It depends entirely upon whether or not they are still signatory to the account in question.
Unless you have given them permission to do so, yes, it would be illegal. You would have to issue a power of attorney for them to legally sign on your behalf. If you are under the age of majority (typically 18) you cannot legally enter into a contract, though your parents could do so.