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You will need at least three notarized originals - one for you, one for your parent, and one for your parent's doctor. If it were me, I would give a fourth notarized original to a trusted relative who doesn't live with either you or your parent.. . Before the time arrives that you would have to use it, make sure that you and your parent (going there together) give one of the originals to your parent's doctor, that your parent states their wishes (the ones in your question), and you confirm with the doctor that they now have all they need to grant those wishes IN ANY CIRCUMSTANCE. You need your parent to be there when the form is given to the doctor so the doctor has no doubt that your parent was of sound mind when they signed the form.. . The main reason for giving an original to a trusted relative is that if you take your parent to the hospital, this relative could bring their original to the hospital if needed. You wouldn't have to leave the hospital to go get it. There's also a chance (especially if your parent lives with you) that both of your originals could be lost or destroyed, and this provides for a backup original.. . Good luck!

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Errors and omissions excepted.. . A contractual agreement is meant to document what the contracting parties have agreed. If a mistake has been made in writing this up, or if something agreed has been missed out, the phrase is saying that the parties should not be held to the incorrect terms of the agreement.

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Suing should never be done without creating a strong papertrail of the violations. . If your mom decides to sue them for speaking to you about her account, even though you would have to provide a certified affidavit of the truth of that call, the collector could claim bona fide error in making the call and could possibly walk, leaving your mom to pay court costs.. Unless you have strong proof (taped the call, if your state allows it) that you informed the collector in that call that you are not your mom, she doesn't live there, etc. she needs to build a stronger case.

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