Richard Murff, Notary Public

10/07/2024

Do I have any friends that are licensed and experienced with CCTV and are an access control technician? Must have a valid passport and be willing to work remotely (domestically and internationally) for up to a week (possibly longer) at a time. Must be able to self-manage.

If you have the experience and proper license, and are interested in an opportunity, send me a message (not a comment).

03/15/2022

Here's a reminder to please go vote for RMR Entertainment. We would really appreciate the support. Also, please vote and share daily, because each time you vote, you are entered into a drawing for a $5,000 prize!

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04/15/2021

04/17/2019

DID YOU KNOW that Louisiana's Civil Code provides for an "Authentic Act", which is different from Common Law states which provide only for acknowledgements after the fact. This means that an Authentic Act is executed in front of the notary and as such requires no further proof of its content or the identity of the parties. There are specific requirements for an act to be considered an Authentic Act and there are specific acts that are required to be in authentic form.

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04/10/2019

PRO TIP OF THE DAY: Don't try to take Excedrin (or Tylenol, or aspirin, etc.) with hot coffee! It's a bit difficult to swallow...

04/08/2019

DID YOU KNOW that a donation inter vivos (a donation intended to be effective while the donor is alive) is only effective upon the acceptance of the donation by the donee? Article 1544 of the Louisiana State Constitution provides (in part) that "A donation inter vivos is without effect until it is accepted by the donee. The acceptance shall be made during the lifetime of the donor."

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04/06/2019

DID YOU KNOW that a Louisiana Notary Public is a civil law notary, unlike other states, and because of that a Louisiana Notary is legally authorized to draft documents that are traditionally drafted by attorneys. Why is that important? Just imagine how much you can save by paying a notary to draft your documents as opposed to attorney fees. Ask me about the types of documents I can prepare...

04/04/2019

DID YOU KNOW that a Louisiana Notary Public is not required to use a seal? In Louisiana, a Notary's signature is considered his/her seal. But man those seals do make everything look so much more official, don't they?

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