This is a tricky question as your boyfriend's conviction might trigger the Walsh Act, Especially if he is a mandatory 290 registrant, or needs to register as a sexual offender. You need to consult with an experienced immigration attorney to answer this question.
Death of ex husband with minor child.
I divorced my ex husband in 2006, we have 3 children, one of them is a minor, and one can not be found. He did not change anything when we divorced leaving everything to me. I have re-married.
I moved to MD 2 years ago. I was ill advised and formed a trust, I am the trustee. The only thing in the trust is my house, which has no mortgage. Every other 'asset' is beneficiariable. I also made a new will, medical power of attorney, etc. While I was divorced at the time I was not ready to change my name. The lawyer quoted me a certain price to do that, but now that I am ready, the lawyer 'does not recall' that number and quotes me a price that is double.
I have been researching and feel that I can make a codicil to the will, powers of attorney. . . . But I am unsure what is appropriate for the trust. Would it be an amendment (which seems like a codicil) or would it be simpler to add the new name? Also, for the deed on the house, would producing the legal name change be sufficient to produce a new deed? Is a new deed necessary?
