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• Christina was born in Indianapolis, Indiana on October 19, 1980. She graduated from Indiana University (B.S., 2003) and from Indiana University School of Law-Bloomington (J.D., 2006). She was admitted to the South Carolina Bar in 2006. She is a member of the Charleston County, South Carolina, and American Bar Associations and the South Carolina Trial Lawyers Association. Her areas of practice include professional liability with emphasis in medical malpractice, general negligence, commercial litigation and products liability, including pharmaceutical and medical devices.

• South Carolina, 2006

• Indiana University School of Law, Bloomington, Indiana, 2006J.D. Indiana University, 2003B.S.

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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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My daughter has an agreement with her landlord (in writing) for a month to month rental. The rental agreement clearly states that rent is due "On the first but not later than the 5th of each month".. . My daughter is paid in full, on time, through Sept. 1. The landlord yesterday demanded that if my daughter does not pay in full by tomorrow (the 23rd of the month) for the next month "I will raise the rent to $600 if you pay on the 1st, or I will simply shut down the apartment".. . So if she pays at the agreed time, she will own an additional $100 or they will close down the apartment and she'll have no place to live. I personally spoke to the landlord and she kept going back and forth which she would do.

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