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Signed divorce documents with change pages at layers office take full document for spouse to sign but spouse only takes the last page with original signatures to their lawyer is it legally binding?
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If the spouse signs on the dotted line without reading the entire document it is still a binding contract. The lawyer in question, for the spouse will probably advise the spouse not to sign unless the entire document is viewed by them first, but if they sign it is legally binding.
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