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• Ash Law Firm in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is dedicated to helping employees with all of their workers’ compensation needs. We also handle personal injury plaintiffs’ cases and claims, and advocate for your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). As a small law firm, we are able to offer you the individual attention and personalized service that you deserve.

  Our law firm is dedicated to assisting negligently or wrongfully injured persons to recover the compensation they are allowed by law. We have spent the past 20 years exclusively representing injured and disabled Oklahomans.

  We diligently and professionally handle such claims as wrongful death, product and premises liability, medical negligence and malpractice, nursing home neglect and abuse, and vaccine injuries. Accident personal injuries involving motor vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians and insurance bad faith are also cases/claims that we effectively and efficiently negotiate, settle and litigate.

  Social Security claims that we have successfully handled include survivors, widows and widower’s benefits; children’s disability and disability cessation cases; Medicare benefits; and depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and other mental impairment cases.

  Ash Law Firm offers a free initial consultation to review your situation and answer your questions. We only receive a fee if you win your case.

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If your middle name isn't included on passport/birth certificate or school ID. Could you change it if it's not legally published anywhere? My mom gave me a middle name when I was 10.. If I legally don't have one, could I give myself one?.

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Praise be to Allah,. . Many sisters in our community have taken the names of their husbands without realizing that they should have kept their father?s name. Should they change their name back to the father?s name or is it allowed to keep the husband?s name?. . It is a common custom in the west and also among muslims that after marriage, women drop their father?s name and take up their husband?s surname. However in Islam this is haraam and is not allowed in sharee?ah, because it is not permissible for anyone to claim to belong to anyone other than his or her father.. . Allaah says: ?Call them (adopted sons) by (the names of) their fathers, that is more just with Allaah?? [al-Ahzaab 33:5].. . The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: ?Allaah has cursed the one who claims to belong to someone other than his father.? (Reported by Imaam Ahmad and others).. . Why a woman should not take her husband?s surname. The effects of imitating the west in naming ourselves are many. One of them is the way in which people have got used to omitting the word ?ibn? (son of) or ?ibnatu? (daughter of) between their own names and the name of their fathers.. . The reason for this is, firstly, because some families have adopted children and given them their surname, so that the adopted child is called Foolaan Foolan [where ?Foolaan (=So and so)? stands for a name] and their real children are called Foolaan ibn Foolaan (So and so the son of So and so). Now in the fourteenth century AH, people have dropped the word ?ibn? or ?ibnatu? ? which is unacceptable according to linguistics, custom and sharee?ah. May Allaah help us.. . Another effect is the habit of women taking their husband?s surnames.. . Originally, the woman is So and so the Daughter of So and so, not So and so the wife of So and so! Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):. . ?Call them (adopted sons) by (the names of) their fathers, that is more just with Allaah?? [al-Ahzaab 33:5].. . As it is in this world, so it will also be in the Hereafter, as the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said:. . ?On the Day of Resurrection, each betrayer will have a banner raised beside him, and it will be said, this is the betrayer of So and so the son of So and so.? (Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 5709, and Muslim, 3265).. . Shaykh Bakr Abu Zayd (may Allaah preserve him) said: This is one of the beauties of sharee?ah, because calling a person by his father?s name is more appropriate for knowing who is who and telling people apart. The father is the protector and maintainer of the child and his mother both inside and outside the home. This is why the father mixes with people in the marketplaces and takes risks by travelling to earn a halaal living and strive for their sakes.. . So the child is given the name of the father, not of the mother who is hidden away and who is one of those whom Allaah commanded (interpretation of the meaning):. . ?And stay in your houses?? [al-Ahzaab 33:33]. . (Tasmiyat al-Mawlood, 30, 31).. . On the basis of the above, there is no blood tie between the husband and wife, so how can she take his surname as if she is part of the same lineage? Moreover, she may get divorced, or her husband may die, and she may marry another man.. . Will she keep changing her surname every time she marries another man? Furthermore, there are rulings attached to her being named after her father, which have to do with inheritance, spending and who is a mahram, etc.. . Taking her husband?s surname overlooks all that. The husband is named after his own father, and what does she have to do with the lineage of her husband?s father? This goes against common sense and true facts. The husband has nothing that makes him better than his wife so that she should take his surname, whilst he takes his father?s name.. . Hence everyone who has gone against this and taken her husband?s name should put matters right. We ask Allaah to put all the affairs of the Muslims right.

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You seems to me a Gujarati fellow now US citizen gave a registered power of attorney to some relative back home in India want now revoke it as you are no more interested in him to be your power of attorney. Since the first power of attorney you gave him was got registered by the Sub-Registrar in the District where you were at that time in India or where this immovable property is located & now to revoke this power of attorney you should prepare a cancellation/revocation deed for this POA & get it registered in the same Sub- Registrar office were the first POA was registered & that will serve your purpose as this fellow will not be use the POA you gave him as he too will be send a notice regarding the cancellation of the first POA you gave him & got that registered (now here let me make this very clear in order to use a POA for the purpose of disposal of any immovable property such POA has to be got registered by the Sub-Registrar which happened in your case or if the person happens to be living in any foreign country then this person can send a POA which has got notarized by the Notary Public in that foreign country with his proper notral stamp, then only that POA can be used by the person in whose favor that was issued). Now very significantly you will say that in order to cancel the POA too the same procedure should be followed that a person who issued the POA from a foreign country ,got it notarized from Notary Public in the foreign country follows the same procedure cancellation/revocation deed of the POA, very rightly so, but my dear sir this is India, where the laws, rules ,sub-laws ,procedures, practice etc followed by the officials of one district in one city in one state of India may differ, to this extend as in your case, the sub--registrar/tehslidar where the sale deed of this property will be required for registration, if shown the cancellation/revocation deed of the POA by your attorney when the person goes for any sale of your property in question using your registered POA you gave him ,this very question may be raised by the said official/sub-registrar/tehsildar that why the cancellation /revocation deed of the POA was not got registered as was the POA by the same sub-registrar office in India & a notarized cancellation/revocation deed is been used by you to challenge the POA of the user relative ? In order to avoid all such embarrassment for you I asked you to get the cancellation/revocation deed of POA registered in India by same sub-registrar office, otherwise this is India where if you got a sensible lawyer representing you will handle you case the other way I suggested you here indirectly, there by not bringing this in his knowledge, but what if he uses your actual POA & sell your property without your knowledge as the cancellation of the POA was not in his knowledge nor that of the sub-registrar where the sale deed of the property was to be registered nor in the knowledge of the buyer of the property, its always good to keep this secret (specially from your spouse)but you may sometimes pay heavy duty while keeping this secret in such cases . Your changing citizenship from Indian to American hardly matter as far this issue is concered,otherwise too you must have got your OIC/PIO card by now or have applied for either of these as any sensible person of Indian origin living in a foreign country. No more free legal advice after whatever I state here in Yahoo Answer.

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