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Lisa Shaw's Probate Case Study
This is Jasmine from Terrell Monk’s office. I am emailing you regarding Lisa Shaw’s Probate Case. Currently, we are putting together the paperwork, and we will need several signatures before we start. Therefore, I am emailing four pages to be signed and mailed back to our offices. There will be six places for you to sign your name, and if you would like you can scan them so I can check to see if all of them are signed will work, too. We will need your original signatures, which is why we ask for you to mail them back. Also, we will be your notary. Our address is 1840 S. Douglas Blvd, Midwest City, OK 73130. In addition, the address will be on the end of the paperwork.
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