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I don't mean REAL ESTATE. I mean estate SALES. The yard sales where you sell off the belongings of someone who has passed away. How do you get onto these? Do you have to bid and buy the entire estate? How does it work? Thanks for any help!.

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Name Change. You are required to request a name change with the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) within 30 days. Name changes cannot be processed online. In order to change your name, you must apply at any Texas Driver License office, pay the required fee, and present your marriage certificate/license or court order to initiate the change. No name will be used that has not been previously documented. In all cases, documented proof of name change shall be presented.

Yes.. . You can change it to any name you want.. . His last name.. . Your last name.. . A combination of the two names.. . or ?. . A name you make up.. . See the link below.. . Peace.

The laws are different in every state. Some states may allow family members to make decisions where there is no power of attorney. In others, the state takes over the person's care decisions and the family are left out until they are able to get an attorney to appoint them POA in court.

If they do acknowledge the claim, they then have 14 days to submit a defence (making 28 days in total from the date the claim was served). If they don't then you can again request a "Judgement by Default", and get back your charges, interest and court fees as above.. . If they file a defence, then you and the bank get an "Allocation Questionnaire" to fill in. Some judges dismiss the case at this stage, as the bank can't win, so again you win. If this doesn't happen, a hearing date is allocated. The bank will most likely either back out before the hearing, or won't turn up in court. Again you win the case and get your charges, interest and fees.. . Follow the correct procedures and you stand a good chance of getting your charges back! Its important to send all letters to the bank and courts by recorded delivery, so you can prove they were received, and more importantly when they were received (which you can find from the tracking section of the Royal Mail web site).. . Also make sure that you send all letters to the banks head office, and not your local branch. Don't phone the bank either, as this can delay things and you have no proof of whats been said.. . Have a look at my site below which has detailed step by step guides to the whole process of claiming your charges back. It also has template letters you can put your details into and send to the bank, and forums for one to one advice. We also have a guide to filing your claim in court online, which is unique to the site.

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