Lent someone money. They are now paying it back but are making me sign paper. Should I make then sign a paper also or get copy?
Question Details: I lent someone money and they are finally paying it back. Making me sign paper saying transaction happened. Should I get a copy of it or make my own? If I do make my own paper should I add in that the check is legit or something along those lines?
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Absolutely - you should both sign and you should have acopy with original signatures.
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