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There are three types of legislation: statutes, regulations and bylaws, all have the force of law, but each are enacted differently.
If you're suing a person If the person uses different names. Separate all of them with ?AKA? (meaning ?Also known as?). For example, ?John Ruiz AKA Johnny Ruiz AKA John Anthony Ruiz?. If you are suing more than one person. Include each person's name in a separate name/address section on the form.
A. AKA: "Also known as". Used to list aliases or another name, or another spelling of a name used by a person.
A legal document is an adequately documented statement or arrangement between two or more partakers.
?Also-known-as (AKA),? ?now-known-as (NKA)? and ?formerly-known-as (FKA)? methods of. signing one's name are all used when a signer's name as it appears on the document differs somewhat from. his/her name as it appears on a satisfactory form of identification such as a driver's license.
Definition: FKA stands for "formerly known as." It means that something or someone had a different name before. You might also see it written as F/K/A, fka, or f/k/a.
A.K.A. is the abbreviation of ?also known as.? It is often used to specify a party's aliases or nicknames in a case.