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I run a facility services business and in the process of purhcasing another business that i'm planning to merge into mine. The business I'm purchasing is of the same size ( almost) but been around longer than my current business. I wanted to operator the contracts that come with the new business under my current trading name ( operate both businesses under one name) but I've been advised not to as the business i'm purchase has more clients and been around longer . any recommendations , thoughts?.

Hi, im looking for a template for microsoft office word . I want to ask a senator if he can give his word of approval, stating that im a good guy and have never done anything wrong.(for and upgrade of a military dishcarge) I want to know what kind of template should i write to him in, for asking him of such a favor..

I didn't change my last name either due to the fact it is a hassle with changing the name on medical records, drivers license, credit cards or anything else that has to be changed. I already changed my name once and told my husband I would not change it again but he is welcome to change his last name to mine so he did.

I really want to change my name too. I think you should wait until you are 18 for a couple of reasons.. . 1.) You aren't an adult, which means your parents still take care of you and decide a lot for you. If you want to change your name, they probably will only let you change it to something they like too. In some often cases, they don't want you to change it at all, because they picked that name out for you. When you are 18, you are offically an adult. You can make your own decisions, so you can change it to a name that you like and they may not.. . 2.) You are young now. When you are older, (18) You may want to change your name to a different name then Audrey Alice, or you may decide you don't want to change it at all. You may think differently in a couple of years. You may like the name Marykate, or you may hate the name Audrey Alice by then. If you change your name now to Audrey Kate, you might end up hating it later on.

my bf and i have a 2 year old son, in a matter of weeks my son and i are moving from maryland to mississippi, i have a job op down there, my bf is going to remain in md untill he can make the money to move down south with us. we wanted to get an agreement saying a can take my son out of state without any legal problems but we also want joint custody but my son would live with me until he moves down south and we live together, we are not having any issues causing a custody battle we just want to cover our butts and allow me to move with my son out of state until he can have the means to join us, what are the steps and what kind of custody would we file for? we want this to be as civil and not involve the courts bc its only a temporary situation.. were not sure how to get permission to move out of state, neither of us are in danger of legal action unless maybe his sneaky mother tries to pull something but we just wanted to make sure what the options were in case something happens. as of now neither of us have any custody or legal things against each other in regards to our son.. thank you all for the helpful answers, i wonder is there a legal form i could fill out or should it be a written agreement and signed my a notary or is there legal forms for this, i couldnt find any on the free attorney forms site one of you provided me with..

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