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My daughter was born in 1999 and her father is named on her Birth Certificate, as at the time of her birth we were partners. We were NOT married.. . My daughter wants to change her surname to the surname of my now married name, and the name of her step-father.. . I have read the UK law which basically states " An unmarried father acquires parental responsibility if he is named, or becomes named, on the birth certificate from 1st December 2003". . Does this mean that although her father is named on the Birth Certificate, that he does NOT have any parental responsibility?.

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You can definitely be a real estate broker and still go to school at the same time. I know a full-time pharmacist who has a real estate license and acts as a real estate agent on the side. I'm pretty sure there are different types of real estate broker jobs - ones like with new constructions where you have to be on the job certain hours (which sounds like is not for you) and others where you set your own hours. You should ask your real estate school about your options in these regards prior to signing up for the school.. . The only ways I can think of of tying the 2 degrees together are a) becoming a builder so you can use your degree to say stamp the structural plans or something like that and then your real estate license to sell those homes. b) make contacts through your civil engineer jobs of people you can sell the homes to. Being a civil engineer can be time consuming though so you might not want to do both at the same time (or prioritize finding a CE job that isn't so time consuming like a government job or a company that will let you work part time).. . If you sell a lot, you can actually make a lot more money as a real estate broker than a civil engineer, especially right out of college. Of course the market is really bad right now so unless you have good connections (which sounds like you may) you may end up making crap too as a real estate broker. In my state, the civil engineering market is down as well and new grads are having a hard time finding jobs here. I think though that overall, civil engineers are still less hit than other majors. You probably know more about the new CE grad market than I do though so I'd trust your own judgment when it comes to how easy it is to find a CE job once you graduate.

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im interested in real estate, tax, corporate, estate planning, and maybe even criminal law.. . can i study it all or do i need to focus on 1 or 2?. . also, besides the lsats, what can i do to to up my chances of being accepted?.

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