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I had been the victim of a road rage incident when I was in my 20s. Long story short, I was in a left-turn-only lane; the perp was in the right-turn-only lane, and she wanted to go left. I made my turn, without ever noticing her, as there weren't very many cars on the road, and went into a restaurant to pick up my dad's dinner. She followed me in, kicked the chair out from under me, and kicked the crap out of me while screaming, “Do you know who I am?” Luckily, one of the waiters got her license plate number.I had eight broken ribs, a fractured cheekbone, and she had ruptured all of my stitches from my gallbladder surgery that I’d had two weeks prior. She tried to have me arrested for assault, saying that I threw her against her car. I'll come back to that.At my first court appearance, the prosecutor took me into a room and wanted me to drop the charges against this woman. I obviously refused. The prosecutor said, “You are 22, you work as a hairdresser, and you live with your parents. You are nothing. Marjorie (the perp) is a pillar of the community, and is the child psychologist for the county, so I'd think real hard over this (let's not forget that I had been the victim here).”I did point out that I had brought a witness (the waiter), as well as notarized affidavits from several people who were in the restaurant at the time, and CCTV footage from the restaurant, too. She refused to allow them to be admitted. Wasn't she supposed to help me?The judge wanted me to let the perp have my car fixed (she broke a window and keyed the door) by some unlicensed guy, whom she had treated when he was in school. I agreed to an estimate, but I was going to get my own estimate as well.My sister used to work as a legal secretary, and she took me to one of her old bosses. We went over all of the evidence, and he agreed to come with me for the second court date.So, at the next date, the prosecutor called me back to a private room, before going into the courtroom, again trying to force me to drop the charges, but still wanted me for assault. My lawyer, Mark, said, “So you say that my client threw Marjorie over the hood of her own car and held her against a wall with her right arm, correct?”The prosecutor said, “That's what Marjorie told me.”Mark: “Marjorie, how tall are you?”Marjorie: “5'10”Mark: Chole, how tall are you?Me: “5'3"Mark: “Marjorie, you are a big woman, easily close to 200 pounds, while Chole weighs 92 pounds, so how could she throw you?Prosecutor: “That's not important.”Mark: “I disagree. Marjorie, you said in your sworn statement that Chole held you up against the wall with her right arm. Are you certain that you want to say that?”Marjorie: “That girl is a wild animal; who knows what those people are capable of?”Mark: “Well, Chole had emergency surgery two weeks prior to the incident, on her right side, and still cannot lift that arm past shoulder level, no thanks to you. Also, she's left-handed.” Checkmate.Marjorie, at this point, jumped up and started screaming about how important she was and I was just white trash, when Mark stood up, looked down at her (he's 6'9) and said, “Lady, you might have convinced this prosecutor that you're somebody special, but I have, in my briefcase, a filing, ready to go to the state board, along with all the evidence from this case, as well as sworn observations about your general behavior from your fellow psychologists and some of your neighbors. You will never be able to work again once I'm through with you, so I suggest that you sit the f**k down and admit that you lied and that you beat this ‘white trash girl’ for no g*****n reason.” Then, he turned to the prosecutor and said, “How dare you assume that someone is guilty because they're not from this s****y town? What does that prove, or are you just bored and lazy?”Marjorie had to pay for all of the damage done to my car, as well as the ambulance service, medical costs relating to everything that she did to me, and the damage she did to the chair in the restaurant. All of my charges were dropped and expunged.Mark usually handled divorce cases, but he had way too much fun that night!Flash-forward a few years, when I was at a luncheon with my mom. We ran into a friend of hers, who is also a child psychologist for another district. My mom mentioned my case, and the woman said, “We've all been waiting for that b***h to get knocked down a few pegs for years! She's a nightmare to deal with, but she did lose her job shortly after your case was resolved.” The district didn't want to have to pay out a small fortune if and when this woman blew her top again, so they forced her into early retirement.

Affidavit is a sworn statement.When you sign an affidavit under your name, you are declaring that it's contents are true and correct to the best of your knowledge and belief.In future you cannot deviate from the statements made by you in the affidavit. Any statement made by you in the affidavit may be used as a statement made by you yourself in the court of law, banks, public authorities, etc.However, an affidavit may be forged under your name. This is where a notarized affidavit gains significance, and this is why all the honourable courts of law asks for a notarized affidavit.An affidavit when sealed by the notary public as notarized becomes a notarized affidavit.Not just an affidavit, but any document may be notarized. For example, a copy of passport may be notarized before submitting to show that the copy of the passport is as original, and it is a true copy.When something is notarized the contents of it is verified and then sealed.Any corrections made by you, I.e, for example when you over write anything, is also marked and verified, and mentioned that these may corrections are made and verified.The signature is also made in front of the notary public and the identity and signature is further verified.A notatarized affidavit is verified to be true and not forged.Significance,Affidavit - the contents are sworn to be true.Notarized affidavit - the contents are sworn to be true and the affidavit in itself is verified and declared to be legal, true, and not forged.

In a notarized affidavit, the affiant swears under oath or affirmation that the statements made in the affidavit are true and correct, under penalty of perjury.It does not have an expiration date, but if acceptable evidence shows that the statements made were false, the affiant may be charged with perjury and the affidavit might be disregarded as evidence.A statement might be true at the time it is made but might become untrue later. I could state that my weight is x pounds, but next month my weight could be higher or lower.Disclaimer: I am not an attorney and this information is not legal advice.