Signature on the petitioner's documents is not the petitioner's actual signature. What can I do?
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The petitioner is the father of my child and I am the mother. We are court ordered to meet with a mediator to try to settle custody and visitation rights. I noticed on all of his documents that the signature is not his. What can I do?
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Challenge it. Find out why that was done. He should be familiar with the contents of paperwork which are being submitted on this behalf.
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