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I am going to change my first and middle name.. where do I go to do this?. What is the process I have to go through?. Does it cost money?. And any other information you might have would be awesome thanks..

If you're still trying to work with this guy, I would set up an appointment with him. Acknowledge your mistake, but hold him accountable for getting you a contract before you leave the office. If he's any good at all, he doesn't rewrite these for each client - he uses templates. It shouldn't take more than an hour to insert the specifics for your event, get it printed and signed. If he starts dragging his feet, remind him that with internet sites like yelp and amy's list, customers have a lot more power than they used to, and you will tell your story on those sites.

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I am the daughter. My mom wants me to be her agent or proxy. My mom's recent health issues have her thinking about an advanced directive because my parents don't have the best marital relationship..

If you have no assets and want reciprocal Last Wills and Testaments (each spouse leaves everything to the other and the child stays with the surviving parent), it shouldn't cost you $1,000. In NY, a couple can have a lawyer draft those (and throw in a living will and health care proxy) for about $300, total.. . If you can't find a lower price, you might want to ask about the law in Maryland to find out if it will do what you want automatically. For example, in NY, if neither of you had more than a certain amount of $, the estate would automatically go to the surviving spouse, and custody is presumed to go to the other biological parent. Jointly held assets, like a house or bank account in both names, don't count towards the $ limit (I believe it's $50,000 in NY), and automatically go to the other account holder. Once you reach the $ limit for the spouse's share, things get complicated by the child's right to take a share. Then, you should draft a will, but at that point you'll have the resources to hire an attorney.

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