Can you change the name of a child with an SGO?

Re: Changing the name of a child with an SGO. Changing the surname of a child who is subject to a special guardianship order can only be done with the written consent of all those with parental responsibility for the child, or by getting the leave of the court if those people won’t all consent.

How can I legally change my nephew’s name?

If everyone with PR is willing to give written consent, then you can apply for a deed poll certificate – your nephew would need this to show that his name had been legally changed from the name on his birth certificate, as the birth certificate itself cannot be changed.

Can you change the name of a child with a guardianship order?

Has anyone got any experience of this? Changing the surname of a child who is subject to a special guardianship order can only be done with the written consent of all those with parental responsibility for the child, or by getting the leave of the court if those people won’t all consent.

Can a change of circumstances be used to discharge an SGO?

This means a change in circumstances is a necessarybut not sufficientcondition to get permission to make the application to discharge a SGO – it opens the door for the Judge to consider it and he or she will then examine the often overlapping issues of the child’s welfare/prospects of success of the application.

When did I change my maiden name to my husband’s?

“When I was married, over 40 years ago, I did what a lot of women do, what my mother did. I moved my maiden name up to my middle name and took on my husband’s name as my last name,” she said.

When did I legally change my first name?

(She had also married someone else.) To add to his cruelty, he told her that their first child (me) had been named by him after this other woman. I changed my name as fast as I legally could.” ― Brooke C. “I changed my first name when I was over 40 years old.

How can I change my last name after a divorce?

The divorce decree or separate court order is legal proof that you can change your last name on your driver’s license, Social Security records, passport, bank and investment accounts, insurance policies, and other places. Provide the decree or court order to government agencies and financial account holders so they can update your records.

Why did my last name change but not my middle name?

In other words, the marriage certificate was an explanation for why her last name had changed, but not her middle name. “They told me they have denied a lot of people because of this,” Williams said.