Legal Disclaimer - EZ Name Change

EZ Name Change is a dba of Nationwide Legal Network, Inc (a California Corporation). The Corporation’s official documentation is under Nationwide Legal Network, Inc and it’s public facing name is EZ Name Change. It is a Legal Name Change Specialist helping self-represented individuals of any age with every type of court ordered name change.

EZ Name Change is licensed as a Certified Legal Document Preparer business by the Supreme Court of Arizona AZCLDP #82104. Eric Selten is the designated principal for EZ Name Change and has a separate personal Certififaction from the Arizona Supreme Court – AZCLDP #82089.

EZ Name Change is also licensed Legal Document Assistant company, Registered in Los Angeles County, California, where it prepares all documents used by its Self-Represented Customers for use in their own State. Los Angeles County Reg# LDA 564, expires 2-5-24. Since 2012.

EZ Name Change is not a law firm and does not under any circumstances provide legal advice. The information contained on our website or provided in connection with our services is general legal information only. Our employees are not acting as your attorney for any situation or case. We cannot make personal recommendations as to what documents should or should not be used and cannot attempt to predict the legal impact of using any certain response or form. Any review of your answers is limited solely to completeness, spelling and grammar, as well as internal consistency of names, addresses and the like. At no time do we review your answers for legal sufficiency, draw legal conclusions, provide advice or apply the law to the facts of your particular situation. Our employees cannot make recommendations for any additions, corrections or changes to documents.

Our services are not intended to create an attorney-client relationship, and by using our services, no attorney-client relationship will be created. You are totally and solely responsible for your own selections and actions.

Our services are not a substitute for professional legal analysis or for the advice of an attorney. If your situation is unique or complicated (such as contested name changes, or where you have judgments or liens, are not a U.S. citizen, or have been convicted of a crime), you should seek the advice of an attorney in your jurisdiction.