Back in June, my MIL who lived in another state died, and in a simple will, left her worldly belonings to her son and daughter. She had an old 197x something car among her possessions which the son and daughter (my wife) wanted to go to one of her grandkids. Wife and brother acquired the title, and both singned it, along with a bill of sale, and a statement of their mother's death, and a copy of the will.
Son takes all this paper work to the county office to get his tag, BUT HE IS TOLD THAT HE HAS TO HAVE A "DOCUMENT OF TESTIMONIALS" ? I believe that is what he told me.
What it is a a legal document that apparantely only exist in the State of Alabama because nobody back in her state ever heard of such a thing. That state says all the documentation he had should be way more than anything required.
At any rate, what we now have is a "Catch 22" where the state requires a document that does not exist in order for my son to tag the car from his grandmother.
I don't know how you feel about this but this just sucks !
I'd like to hear what y'all think about this, and if there is anyone still on here that knows something about such a thing, please let me know.
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