Yes, you can get a "request for legal name change" you just fill it out and have the papers notarized, then file it at the court. They give you a court date, you appear before a judge, he/she asks if you are trying to defraud anyone by changing your name, you give an oath that you are not. He/she then orders it to be from that day forward you will be knowen as the new name. You can then take the court papers to the social security office and get a new birth certificate with your name on it. It willnot change your SS#, that is more difficult to do.
A power of attorney is the written authorization that is given to a person so they can legally make decisions for another person. The person with the power of attorney can make decisions including legal and financial matters.
You can change your name to whatever you want when you get married, and you can also legally change your name while married and you will still be legally married unless you file and complete the divorce process.
To know what was written as an example to his descendants the name of the person needs to be given. Not knowing who the person is prevents a person from knowing what they have written.
Any name change needs to be granted and recorded by a court. You cannot just change back.
Evan Eustance has written: 'The evil and folly of being given to change'
Miley Cyrus' given name was Destiny Hope Cyrus. She legally changed her name at the age of 15 to her childhood nickname, Miley.
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You can change your name to any name for any reason, as long as it is not fraud. Given how many names are now gender neutral (Jen, Ashley, Chris), there is no problem with doing so legally or even socially.
You need to contact the person to whom you have given the direct deposit instructions (Usually your employer) and submit a written request to change the direct deposit account number. In the request you need to mention the new account number into which you expect the money to be credited. In most cases, employers have a website in which you can login and change your direct deposit account details. If they don't have it, a written letter should do.
You can pawn anything you legally own.