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1. Yes, I do.. 2. I love this feeling, really!!. 3. Well, every 3-4 months, unfortunately, could be more often.. 4. Exactly, couple of times a week, much more often than letters.. 5. Usually emails or texts or phone calls.. 6. If I cant see her/him often enough then i ring, txt, use the facebook and with friends (actually 1 friend, who is not very updated with 21st century's facilities), write a letter.. 7. As I said, generally this one, but sometimes I like suprising other friends, too. I think everybody likes receiving letters. I always send postcards when Im on holiday.. 8. Friends mostly, although recently some business as well, maybe Im growing up:). 9. Well, email is quicker and easier and more popular and u probably get response quicker, however there is something old-fashioned in a good way about letters. The smell of paper and the fact that somobody actually made more effort. And waiting for the postman. I wish I wrote letters more often. Actually I think I'll write one today. Thanks for that:)

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The following can be typed or handwritten, but in order to make it legal, you need to mail it at the post office and pay extra for receipt confirmation :.

A general power of attorney will allow you to do anything that you need to do on your husband's behalf. Contrary to what others have said, a general power of attorney will let you enter into contracts, buy or sell real estate and cars, open bank accounts, get loans, whatever your husband would need to do if he were home. A specific power of attorney only allows someone to perform the functions of a POA as listed in the legal document. If you are not sure, have a lawyer review the document with you, but most POA's will list what you can and can't do. You make want to make sure that the county or state you live in does or does not require you to file the POA document with the register of deeds where you live. Some places will not accept it as a valid legal document until it is. Good luck.

Three scenarios I had questions about, keep in mind this is a question about the legal system in the US.. . 1) If a woman takes the mans surname in marriage and there's a divorce (or the man takes the womans name), can she be sued by the ex-husband or his family to change her name away if she doesn't want to change it?. . 2) If a family disowns a member, can the family them sue to have them change thier name away?. . 3) If you have a name that might be considered "prestigious" (Rockafeller, Carnegie, etc...), can a more prestigious member of that family sue you to change your name if you do fit their "vision" of that family?. . My question is actually more about merit (could such a case actually be decided in the plaintiff's favor) rather than on whether it can be filed..

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