Subjects:

Family Law

Contents:

IntroductionsAcquisition of a New NamesEffect of a Change of NamesName Clauses in Wills and SettlementssChildren's NamessAdoption and Registration of Births and sDeathssDeeds PollsOther Methods of Evidencing a Change of NamesSolicitors - Change of Name on the RollsAppendix A - FormssAppendix B - Practice DirectionsAppendix C - Countries Relevant to sCommonwealth CitizenshipsAppendix D - Addresses and Fees.

Now in its fifteenth edition, Change of Name is an indispensable work which offers all the guidance needed for dealing with a change of name by an individual. It is a succinct explanation of all the law and procedure, giving a clear explanation of: * how to effect a change of name * the restrictions that exist * the implications of such change on everyday life A chapter on ""names and arms"" clauses in wills and settlements is included, and there is also a brief discussion of business names and passing off. Fully revised and completely up to date, this edition takes account of the Children Act 1989 and the changes engendered by the new concept of parental responsibility. All relevant statutory instruments (including the Enrolment of Deeds (Change of Name) Regulations 1994), important cases and key changes in practice and procedure are also discussed. The work now contains even more specimen forms and precedents than before, ensuring that users know exactly which forms to use. * Clear, concise and easy to use * Completely up-to-date with recent legislation * Guides practitioners through how to effect a change of name, restrictions that exist and implications for everyday life in a pra