A name change has nothing to do with anything. Same name means nothing in court. A person could have the same name but it is again unusable in court. A person can not claim on the basis of a name. It is family relationships and all of that.
What counts is having a will or possibly setting up a trust. That is how you tighten it all up. I have my stuff set up so that even if Jesus himself showed in court to contest my will he would get nowhere.
How do you legally change the last name of a young adult to make them legally your heir?
First, changing someone's name won't by itself make someone a legal heir. Second, you can simply make someone an heir by saying so in your will. Third, in order for someone to automatically inherit a non-relative's estate, they would have to be adopted by that person, but you can't really adopt adults. Finally, to change the last name of an adult, the adult would have to file in the local court on his/her own accord requesting the name change.
Reply:If you have someone listed in your will as your heir, there is no need to change their name, nor does changing their name having any bearing on them being your heir o.O
Reply:Just put them in your will and when you die everything will be done correctly so that he gets what you leave him
Reply:Are you related? If not you don't have to change their name. Just put them in your will.
Reply:my step dad did this but he went to the police station to do it or soem htign or he wne therer to ask 4 there assistance
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