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• Michael Schefer is a member of the business and finance practice group with emphasis on business organization and structuring, commercial finance and leasing, mergers and acquisitions and securities.

  Prior to joining Parr Brown, Michael was an associate with White & Case. He earned a B.A. degree in Political Science from the University of Utah in 2001.

• Utah, 2006

• University of Florida College of Law, Gainesville, Florida, 2004J.D.Honors: magna cum laudeHonors: Order of the CoifLaw Review: Florida Law Review, Senior Research Editor University of Utah, 2001B.A.Major: Political Science

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I'm in the process of getting divorced, and in doing so, I'm moving out-of-state and getting a new job, plus switching all of "my" bills to my new address. When is it legal to change my name back? I don't want it to be a huge issue when I start a new job, telling them that my name will be changing SOON...I would rather just apply and start the new job with my maiden name. Also, can I change my driver's license back, or do I need my certificate of divorce first?.

Case:. Ong, a college student, had got a loan form a local bank to pay his educational expenses. After Ong had graduated, the bank e-mailed to him requesting repayment of the loan. Ong refused to repay claiming that he was a minor at the time when he entered into the above loan agreement.. . Questions I have to answer:. 1) WAS THERE A CONTRACT?. 2) IF THERE IS A CONTRACT WAS IT BREACHED? . 3) WHAT ARE THE REMEDIES FOR BREACHING THE CONTRACT?

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