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You can keep your maiden name until you are financially ready to take on your husbands last name. You do not legally have to take his name therefore you do not legally have to change any documents. Your marriage license is simply your proof of marriage and is cheaper to change your name with it (as apposed to someone just randomly wanting to change their name) It is not a binding contract to change your name and it does not get reported to the social security or DMV that you now have a new last name. SO if you keep your maiden name you won't have a problem with credit, banks etc as long as your drivers license still has your maiden name and u aren't trying to go by your "new" last name.. . My sister got married and was married for 2 years, never changed anything, and legally got divorced. Another close friend of mine has been married for 4 years and has yet to change her last name and has no problems with banks etc because she has not reported her name change request yet :) make sense?. . I got married last year and have yet to change my last name, with every intention to do so but gosh with the times that the business are open, and work schedule and money, it's just not possible.. . Hope that helps a little =)

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Yes, you can change your daughter's last name, and she still could get child support, no matter what, as long as she is otherwise entitled to child support.

If you chose to speak with your doctor about signing a DNR, be sure to make stipulations for certain case scenarios, and be sure that they are put on the DNR. In example, in some states, by signing a straight DNR with no stipulations a patient cannot so much as have oxygen delivered to the home when losing a battle with cancer. Oxygen often helps a person with less suffering while they are passing, however if the DNR does not state "oxygen use allowed", it can be brutal. Be sure to discuss certain options that can be stipulated on a DNR rather than a generic form.. . I also highly recommend that every person take time, whether they are 18 or 98 and go over their own wishes, then generate a "living will". A living will takes all of the tough decisions out of the survivors hands and allows the individual to have that dignity of making the last calls in their lives.. . I also recommend that people consider having a medical and durable power of attorney done. If one should become incapacitated due to medication and/or physical/mental incapacitation - it's then out of the courts hands and into the hands of an individual that the person creating the POA choses to make very important decisions for them, sign medical documents for them, do general banking, bills, and so many other things for them. This should be done by an attorney as the individual creating the POA may have stipulations, or may decide to put a revocation date on the document.. . If there is a considerable amount of property and/or other assets, a will can save many arguments as well as eliminating probate court action - hence without a will in place, you're leaving yourself open to have aunts, uncles, cousins, etc. crawl out of the woodwork and tie up all assets in probate court potentially for years, and the person or persons you want to receive certain assets may never see them!

Have you ever read "I Was Born on a Blue Monday"? He has a fairly extreme "disorder" (actually it could be a form of genius for all we know) but what you describe could be similar to a lesser degree.

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