Question by Nina C: Advice changing last name without a divorce?
So my exhusband doesnt want to give me a divorce.
Is it possible for me to change my last name to my maiden name?
Please someone give me some advice we have been separated for 3 years already and we were only married 3 1/2 years…
Best answer:
Answer by Smoker06
Yes, as an adult you can change your name whenever you want. You don’t even need a good reason.
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My husband and I bought a house for 1 year. The title and the names of the two guides. He moved to live with another woman, but has agreed to divorce for me at home. We have not yet filed for divorce. I’m worried about the house. “I can transfer the title and the mortgage in my name? When I can do before or after divorce? I am a 13 year old daughter from my previous marriage. Please advise.
Anyone can legally change his or her name by going to the county clerk’s office, filling out an application and sometimes publishing the name in a local newspaper for a period of time. Change your . . .
Anyone can legally change his or her name by going to the county clerk’s office, filling out an application and sometimes publishing the name in a local newspaper for a period of time. Change your . . .
Anyone can legally change his or her name by going to the county clerk’s office, filling out an application and sometimes publishing the name in a local newspaper for a period of time. Change your . . .
Anyone can legally change his or her name by going to the county clerk’s office, filling out an application and sometimes publishing the name in a local newspaper for a period of time. Change your . . .
Anyone can legally change his or her name by going to the county clerk’s office, filling out an application and sometimes publishing the name in a local newspaper for a period of time. Change your . . .
Anyone can legally change his or her name by going to the county clerk’s office, filling out an application and sometimes publishing the name in a local newspaper for a period of time. Change your . . .
Anyone can legally change his or her name by going to the county clerk’s office, filling out an application and sometimes publishing the name in a local newspaper for a period of time. Change your . . .
Anyone can legally change his or her name by going to the county clerk’s office, filling out an application and sometimes publishing the name in a local newspaper for a period of time. Change your . . .
