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• Vanderbilt University Law School, Nashville, Tennessee, 2011J.D.Honors: Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, Student Notes Editor Honors: Scholastic Excellence Award – Labor LawHonors: Lightfoot, Franklin & White Best Brief Award Honors: Law School Merit Scholarship Honors: Pro Bono Pledge Honoree University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana, 2007B.A.Honors: Notre Dame ScholarHonors: Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society

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How far along are you? If you are not close to the end, the father may feel like he'd just be bothering you to call all the time, or it might not even occur to him that you'd like to hear from him. He may think that there's nothing for him to do during the 'in-between' part, and is waiting until your final weeks to get back involved (which sounds silly to me, but guys are weird). If he comes back around, and acts right, you can choose to give the baby his last name, but ultimately it is your decision.. . The only one of those options I would steer clear of is your maiden name, unless you decide to go back to it. It just doesn't seem sensible to me.. . But whatever your decision, be careful about it, don't make it on the spur of the moment at the hospital.. . I choose to give my son his father's last name, even though his father and I are not yet married. But we plan to be, and when we do, I will change my last name to his.. . My friend has a toddler and is in the middle of a divorice, and she's going back to her maiden name, but leaving her daughter with her ex's name. She says she wishes she would've kept her own name from the beginning, and hyphenated the baby's name.. . Another girl I know has 4 kids, and was only married to the dad of Number 1. After the divorice, she went back to her maiden name, and each of the other 3 'baby daddies' promised to be there, and so she gave the babies their last names, but then the guys all split. So there are 5 people living in that house, with 5 different last names.. . Good luck in your decision, and congratulations on your pregnancy!

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Former Senator Al Gore once pointed out rightly so, that veterinary medicine cost much less than medical care for people.. . So what government act or agency can we credit for the low cost of veterinary care?. . IMHO they should be out in charge of all medicine as soon as possible..

Secondly, Should I state in section 7 (further information)the fact that the debtor has provided false information to the court (false addresses etc). If not is there any other information which should be stated here?

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