I sign reaffs when it is in the best interest of my client. You have not discussed any facts with which I can evaluate if you should sign. If it is a guar on mom's home, it may be in clients best interest for you to sign. Most of us, who still have parents living, would want to make sure Mom has a home. But, I ask my client what they want and get some directions in writing.
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