Legal Question in Criminal Law in Ohio
Filing a motion 'Pro bono'
When filing a motion 'Pro bono' do I have to have me signiture notarized? if so what law what law requires me to do this?
Asked on 11/02/05, 6:12 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Timothy Hess
T. Hess & Associates, LLC
Re: Filing a motion 'Pro bono'
No notary needed, but you do have to include a Certificate of Service signed by you. It is just a short paragraph that says that you forwarded a copy of the motion to the opposing party with the party's name and address included along with the date it was sent.
Answered on 11/02/05, 10:31 am
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