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Why it is becoming harder to find volunteers to sign legal documents

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Rachael Ward
Why it is becoming harder to find volunteers to sign legal documents
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Residents in Melbourne are struggling to find Justices of the Peace to sign legal documents as the volunteer workforce ages and declines. Officials are calling for urgent government recruitment to address the growing shortage of these essential community volunteers.

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The decline of volunteer-based legal services creates significant administrative barriers for citizens needing to certify identity documents or statutory declarations.

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