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Generally speaking, when John Doe, Jr. is given his name, it stays with him. He can change it later, but if he doesn't, he keeps that name. If his father (his namesake - the person after whom he was named) dies, John Doe, Jr.'s name remains the same. He is still his father's son, or, if you like, his namesake's son.
It means In Trust For, the name/person to which the money will go to, if the primary person dies.
no body change after dead his name
yes it is true some traces show its true and some do not
generally nothing. Insured person can name another beneficiary.
depends who the person is
No. A will (i.e. Last Will & Testament) is inactive until a person dies. After a person dies, then the terms specified in the will can be executed by the executor/s of the will. A trustee is usually the name given to a person who is involved with the administration of a "Trust". A "Trust" and a "Last Will & Testament" are not the same legal instruments/documents (although they could be referred to in both documents for an executor/s to implement/follow).
Martin Dies's birth name is Martin Dies Jr..
no. unless the person who owns the account dies; therefore, maybe their kids can if they are old enough
suing is seldom worth it. Work your problem out with the new owners of the park.
Upon a person changing their name they should have a 'Name Change Decree' that is available at the county court clerk's office where they did the name change.
No character in Shakespeare is called Deborah, and the person of that name in the Bible did not change her name.