6 articles about deed po
Many people believe they need an expensive solicitor to legally change their name. This guide debunks that myth, explaining why a high-street lawyer is usually a waste of money for a standard Deed Poll and showing you how to achieve the exact same legal result for hundreds of pounds less.
Confused about changing your name and gender marker in the UK? Our step-by-step guide for trans and non-binary people explains how to update passports, driving licences, and banks quickly. Learn why you don't need medical evidence for a name change and how an unenrolled deed poll protects your priva
Want to change your child's surname but unsure if you need the father's permission? It all depends on "Parental Responsibility." Use our simple legal checklist to find out where you stand and what your options are, from mediation to court orders.
Ready for a fresh start after divorce? Find out why relying on your Decree Absolute to revert to your maiden name often leads to bank refusals and lost privacy, and why a simple Deed Poll is usually the smarter, faster choice.
Is an unenrolled deed poll legal? We explain the difference between enrolled and unenrolled deed polls, the privacy benefits, and why you don't need a solicitor to change your name in the UK.
Unenrolled deed polls are the most common way to legally change your name in the UK — and they’re fully valid without being added to any public record. Here’s what they are, how they work, and why most people choose them.