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I have been asked to sign a release form as part of a settlement for medical work that turned out badly and requires repair. The doctor is unable to perform the repair and has admitted as much. He is willing to refund the money I paid for the work he did, but the repair will cost twice...
Question about full faith and credit...
So in theory, NC would have to honor another state's order, even though the order conflicts with NC's existing statute? I would hate to move to another state, satisfy it's residency requirements, file for a name change and then find out that NC refused...
I considered that, but in order to have my name change reflected in my birth certificate, the state where I applied for the name change would have to send the records back to NC (where I was born) and they would reject it based on the one-change-only rule. If I'm wrong on that count, please...
Well, we shall never know, as he didn't have to tangle with the NC statute (lucky him)! :rolleyes: The state of NC doesn't mind at all if I get married and change my last name to that of my husband. But if I wish to change my first and second names (which is the case in my situation), the...
Further
Thanks to all of you for responding.
The state of NC, for some arcane reason, has decided that adults only get one name change. Minor children get two. Explanations for previous name changes don't seem to alter the state's stand on allowing only one name change per adult. At least...
What is the name of your state?This case is in North Carolina
I went to a lawyer to see about getting my name changed. I had changed it previously (family disowned me) and wanted to change it again (originally I had modified my name instead of changing it altogether, to appease members of the...
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