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Is your hubby willing to take on the responsibility of raising this little girl for the rest of her life, even if you and him do not work out? Are you sure the father will never come around again? You say there is no father listed on the birth certificate? Well this is a very easy fix if you answered yes to all 3 things. Go down to the Health department in your area. Grab an application of paternity affidavit. Have both your hubby and you sign it in front of a notary stating that he is the father and needs to be added to the birth certificate. You can change her name on the same application and after a few months, a new birth certificate will be sent out to you with her new last name on it (only if you change her name in the process). After that you will need to go to social security and change her name with them as well. I would hold on to anything you have (including her old birth certificate) that has the old last name on it. They will require it. Check with your local offices.

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My father and stepmother owned a large farm, among other things. My father recently passed away...now my step mother says she cannont afford the farm. The farm is in the trust..can she just sell it and take off with the money? In the trust, the property would be sold and then the money received from the selling of the property would be divided 50/50 between the two sides. Does this trust have to be upheld?. the vultures are hovering..I've contacted a lawyer..he's mentioned probate court..All I know is that the step children are living in his house already..and these aren't children..the youngest is 35 years old. The immediate family/children live approx 55 miles away and cannot control what is going on while we are away. The lawyer has said not to worry, the Probate court will handle everything..Is this correct?.

they've been married for almost 15 years.. . It's not an uncommon practice, and it doesn't cause any problem for anyone. Growing up with a mother who had a different name I can tell you that I didn't "identify" with her any less - she was my best friend throughout my childhood. If anything, it made me more aware and appreciative of her heritage (she had a beautiful and unusual last name). It's not a hard decision at all, it's really all about what you yourself are comfortable with. I love my name as it reminds me of my dad and my grandfather (who died in WWII), and I would never consider changing my name. It's not important to me that my kids share this name, so it's fine if they have their father's name - no skin off my back. My name is only important to me personally, but not so much as a torch to be passed down to the new generation.

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