(September 09, 2014)

College kids shower them with shopping lists and they visit local shops in search of affordable deals. But, as they hustle to get their kids prepared for another school year, many parents are not aware of the legal paperwork associated with heading off to college or several hours away-from-home.

Once children become adults, parents are no longer responsible if their kids get into legal trouble on their own. When kids reach the age at which they are legally authorized to sign contracts and legally binding agreements, parents need to work with their kids to provide the appropriate documentation.

Fine print can be tricky and a notary has to witness a signature before it is considered legally binding. If a minor gets into legal trouble but was not of an appropriate age at the time of the incident, a parent may still be legally liable.

Neighborly Notary helps parents safeguard their children by offering back-to-school deals for notarizations at an affordable price.

Neighborly Notary supplies live scan fingerprinting and notary services that are available 7 days a week. A notary can notarize a Power of Attorney if a child moves out of state without informing their parents. A notary can notarize a Declaration concerning a student rendering property in the custody of a surr