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I specifically asked this before. Law Twitter insisted there's no such thing as "remote notarization."

You can literally google it. It explains it in full lmfao. It's not as prevalent as it should be, but it does exist, and it does exist in Texas. My assumption right now is that Ty did a remote notarization, but he probably did it wrong, because it's a new thing and it's easy to mess up. This is the most reasonable explanation given all of the information.

BTW the reason I know this stuff is because I needed to get an affidavit from my sister a month or two back and I looked into remote notarization out of curiosity, because it was going to be easier for us to do that than to get her to physically show up at a notary to sign her affidavit. Unfortunately, it doesn't exist yet for me, but I did find that it does exist for some other states. In fact, it's actively being rolled out. There are a few states with the system fully implemented, some with partial implementation, and some others with laws on the books, but no actual implementation yet.
 
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You can literally google it. It explains it in full lmfao. It's not as prevalent as it should be, but it does exist, and it does exist in Texas. My assumption right now is that Ty did a remote notarization, but he probably did it wrong, because it's a new thing and it's easy to mess up. This is the most reasonable explanation given all of the information.
My money is on a fresh-faced associate using the notary stamp when they just needed the declarants to sign under penalty of perjury.
 
I specifically asked this before. Law Twitter insisted there's no such thing as "remote notarization."

There is remote notarization in Texas, but apparently it requires an additional license. I believe someone on the lawsuit thread looked it up and Ty doesn't have one. Assuming that's true, the fact that it exists is probably not the biggest help.
 
My money is on a fresh-faced associate using the notary stamp when they just needed the declarants to sign under penalty of perjury.

That would be possible, but doesn't it say "Affidavit of _____" at the top of the 3 documents? Even then, *maybe* the "fresh-faced associate" also fudged that in, but I think that's a reach personally, considering Ty and co. would have looked at the documents multiple times prior to filing.
 
There is remote notarization in Texas, but apparently it requires an additional license. I believe someone on the lawsuit thread looked it up and Ty doesn't have one. Assuming that's true, the fact that it exists is probably not the biggest help.

It does require additional licensing, but I don't know anywhere you could look that information up. Like I said before, though, my assumption is that there was an attempt at an online notarization, and it was done wrong in some way by mistake/negligence.
 
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What a fucking faggot.

Should note the shitstain did a reddit ama when he was about 50 pounds lighter

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Well, obviously. Any smart lawyer would know that you can only appeal things that were ruled in your favor.
 
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I'm surprised Lemoine could get that worked up and furiously type out so much drooling rage in his response without inducing some kind of heart-attack in himself in the process. He's just so unbelievably mad about Ty destroying his case with Huber and Slatosch, he's like some gamer kid smashing his playstation because he lost in an online game and insists it was lag.
 
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