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Changing Surname Back to Original Birth Name After Change By Deed Poll - LocalSolicitors.com

My adult son wishes to change his surname which was changed by deed poll back to his original birth name. Is this possible?

Hi, thank you for your question. You would not need to incur the petition cost of £550 but there may be further application costs depending on the reason for refusal of the application for deemed service.

We can certainly assist you in this matter - if you can email the divorce petition, application for deemed service and the letter from the court refusing this we can consider it for you free of charge and advise you on the best way forward.

Our email address is hello@southgate.co.uk

I have already paid £550.00 for divorce petition would i have to pay again?

I would strongly recommend you seek legal advice with respect to your matter and having legal reprsentation for your hearing would certainly be beneficial.

If you have been ordered to provide a hair strand test not complying with the order is likely to have negative implications for your case.

You can contact OTS solicitors for advice on your matter on 0203 959 9123.

Do I have to have a hair test for alcohol ordered by CAFCASS at family court last week? Lies told by ex but they believed her.

My adult son wishes to change his surname which was changed by deed poll back to his original birth name. Is this possible?

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