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I'm 36 years old. I have a wife and 2 daughters. Own a house..wife is also listed as the owner of the house. Have a joint banking account, wife and daughters are beneficiaries to my life insurance policy. . My question is: what is the difference if I die now with no will versus having a will?.

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My grandfather wants to leave his estate (home & money approx total of $600K) , split amongst his three grandchildren. His son (my father) owes $40K in back child support and another $200k+ in hospital bills. Is creating a will enough for my grandfather to pass his assets onto his grandchildren without any government or probate interference because of my father? I've been told a living trust would be best, but I am curious if a will would be sufficient. My father is aware of the distribution plans and would not contest with the inheritance as he knows anything that would be left to him would be taken by the government. Any suggestions would be appreciated..

Ok, I've made up my mind to petition the court for a name change. I've researched the procedures for the state where I live (NC). . I've been miserable with my last name all my life, for a number of reasons. I want to take my grandmother's (or great-grandfather's) surname because no one believes me when I tell them I have Spanish blood (my grandmother's side came from Spain). Also, my legal last name is very ugly and I have always wanted a beautiful last name.. . Here is my problem. I know that when I change my name, I am going to have to change ALL my documents- driver's licence, passport, bank account, etc.. . I'm going abroad at the end of April and I'll need my passport. Do I have enough time to get my name change before my trip???. Do I have to get my passport changed before I go abroad?? I don't want to ruin my trip but I REALLY want to get my name changed because I HATE it!. . :).

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