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My daughter is now two years old. When she was born I gave her my maiden name because her biological father was not a part of her life and still isn't. He does however pay child support and we had a DNA test proving that he is the father, but his name is not on the birth certificate. I am now married to someone else and he has been the only father that she has ever known. I want to give her our last name so that we will all have the same last name when she starts school, etc. Her biological father said that he would sign papers for me to get her last name changed, and that it didn't matter to him what I changed it to. Now my question is how would I go about changing it? I cant seem to find any answers. We live in the state of WV..

Mom has a share in a property in another state which is currently in dispute among several relatives. Mom has a trusted relative who can act on my mother's behalf. However, I think that instead of the trusted relative getting power of attorney from my mom, it's my sister who should get it. Sister (who lives in same state as Mom) can then turn around and give her own power of attorney to the relative. This way, sister is involved and not bypassed, and will not potentially *lose* the property to that trusted relative. Is that doable? (Both mom and sis cannot personally take care of the property

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Power of attorney given by a living person is valid till the time he or she is alive or he or she does not cancel/revoke it. After the expiry of your father this POA became invalid & now you cannot use it. If you do so you can be held for misrepresentation & criminally charged for such act. Better use the death certificate to get his name cancelled as the first holder of all his shares/mutual funds which will then remain exclusively in your mothers name who is the second person named in these.

My son witnessed a theft from a parked automobile a few weeks ago. The suspect was caught, and the stolen goods were returned to their owners. My son was issued a subpoena to testify in court as a witness. It is only the preliminary hearing. What should he expect at this hearing? Will he have to appear in court after the preliminary hearing? Also, who else will be present at the hearing? I live in the state of Pennsylvania. Thank you!.

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