Yes. If the attorney who drafted the POA or Living Will or Intervivos Trust or Quitclaim Deed is also a notary public in the state in which the legal instrument is being executed, then he or she can take the acknowledgment of one or more of the persons executing that legal instrument.
Sure, as long as they aren’t a signatory to the document and are a registered notary public in their state.
Only if the attorney is also a notary.
Yes. If the attorney who drafted the POA or Living Will or Intervivos Trust or Quitclaim Deed is also a notary public in the state in which the legal instrument is being executed, then he or she can take the acknowledgment of one or more of the persons executing that legal instrument.
as long as they gain nothing or have no personal interest, it’s ok