Can I change my baby's last name after birth certificate has already been issued?

One can also go through Probate Court to change his or her name. See for name change document. You can change a name simply by using a new name...

You should check with an expert, but generally For example, under Michigan's Michigan Compiled Laws Section 570.185 (and the sections that follow),...

Post divorce, now live one block from my children and have more time, do I have right to go back for lower child support?

If the change in overnights is large enough to make a substantial impact upon child support, you might consider a two step process. (You should run...

My ex husband took out several loans. Originally I was on them but in divorce settlement I was not responsible for any of his de

Do NOT share your tax return. You remain liable to joint creditors despite the terms of the Judgment of Divorce as those terms are not binding on...

In which state should I file to change our custody orders?

I think you should speak with an attorney. You are probably better off filing in Michigan where the new Order will be enforceable.

Could I get in trouble for not going to an evidentiary hearing on a motion that I filed?

If you scheduled a Motion and the other side appears with an attorney, the Court may assess you with the opposing side's attorneys fees. You...

Is it illegal for an attorney to add additional information to a final divorce document after both parties have signed?

Often, certain required or otherwise standard clauses are added. If they were not standard or required and they changed the deal, you should...

How much does a divorce cost.

Complexity, willingness to settle, amount of assets, if spousal support is requested, reasonableness of parties and their attorneys, Court where...

I am transgender & will legally change my name. Can request this not be published in order to avoid unwanted outing?

Michigan also allows common law change of names. As explained in Piotrowski v Piotrowski, 71 Mich.App. 213, 216; 247 N.W.2d 354 (1976): Under...

Is it possible to not pay the interest on a 10 year judgment.

If the Judgment is more than ten years old and was not renewed, it has expired and you owe nothing.