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No, none of those options are available under the law, and none of those cases could even be filed, let alone decided in the plaintiff's favour. The law simply doesn't give you that option- you can choose any name you like. The state can refuse to register a name change if it feels the name is inappropriate (none of the three reasons you list would be considered grounds to refuse a name change), but nobody can step in and force you to change your name in any circumstance.. . Here are a few more details on each one:. . 1- This one is impossible solely on the grounds that you can't be forced to change your name. The others have additional reasons why they couldn't be filed:. . 2- There is no legal process to "disown" a family member, so even if you could force someone to change their name, this wouldn't be an option.. . 3- This is such a flagrant violation of existing legal views on free speech, intellectual property, and other relevant laws. There is no legal concept of a "prestigious" surname, and such names aren't subject to copyright anyway. And finally, this case basically boils down to "I'm suing you because I don't like the fact that we have the same name"- there is absolutely no way a court would uphold such a case.

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I'm an experienced Ebay user who has sold some stuff over the time on and off, but lately it is becoming more like a business and I have found that I can make a lot of money off from it. I know that I need a business license, possibly a reseller/auctioneer license for my city and will start up a home-based business of re-selling on Ebay.. . I know that it would be best and easier to get a business checking account (I presume it has to be after getting the license, to show the bank proof to open the account). For what I do (buying and re-selling), a business credit card would be helpful. I have like 8 personal credit cards (only a few of them are actually used - the rest are $0 balance) and excellent credit. But how does my income get used for that? I work part-time (but full-time hours) for a retail chain as my main job. But my online re-selling would almost pay what my regular job does if I were to go full-scale on my online selling. When applying for a business checking/credit card account, can I use my personal income and business income combined? Otherwise, I have no real income to report since the business license will just be established right before opening the checking account. You're not supposed to do business before the business license, so...how should this work?. . Also, once I DO get a business checking or credit card account, there obviously won't be anything in the checking account (apart from their required minimum to open the account) unless I pull from my personal savings gained through my retail job and put it in the business checking. Then that seems to throw things out of whack though, doesn't it? What about when I need to use the income generated from my home business to pay personal bills and such for making a living? Is it okay to just draw that out or do I need to meticulously log each withdrawal for personal use, too?.

Since you are consistent about this, maybe you are using a different set of punctuation conventions, but in American English, at any rate, it would be incorrect.. . Other little things. . spontaneous with an o. . "the whole OF Europe". . passive recipient without " ...". . You usethe expression "a plus" twice in similar circumstances, close together. This sounds a little general, as if perhaps you haven't considered the adbantages too carefully. It's not WRONG, but you could do better.. . Also, in tALKING of both Portugal and XYZ University, the best reason you can give is that they are different. If you could give an example for each one, showing how the difference would be importsnt and educstional, your letter would sound more thoughtful.. . But I'm just writing about ways to improve it. It is a very clear letter and conveys your enthusiasm strongky. Good job and good luck!

She has gone to a psychiatrist about depression. I think the medication she put her on is making her a bit manic, but it is better than having her lay around in bed depressed all day.

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