Your married name is your legal name. You may go back to your maiden name ONLY if you want to but it will have togo thru the courts.
Legally you can use your maiden name whenever you want if it is the name on your birth certificate. Just let businesses and utilities know of the name change if you do not wish to receive mail with your married name on it.
You can change your name back to your maiden name legally as a part of the divorce decree. If you would like to change your name back while the divorce is pending, you must go through a legal name change procedure.
When I divorced my ex I took my maiden name back. All I had to do is when file for divorce tell them you want the other name. When you go to court the judge might ask you why.. I told them I am not married to him after the divorce and feel I should not have to carry his name. The judge granted me my maiden name back. Good luck
If your marriage was not legal because your husband was still married (in which care your husband committed the crime of bigamy), then you can simply go back to using your maiden name (you can't get divorced as you were never legally married).
After the death of her husband, a woman can choose to continue using her married name or revert to her maiden name. Alternatively, she may opt for a hyphenated name that combines her maiden name and her late husband's last name. The decision ultimately depends on personal preference and individual circumstances.
No, you can legally change your name by filling out the papers at your courthouse. You may have to have a judge declare it legal, but you do not have to have an attorney to help you do this.
"Maiden" is an old-fashioned term that typically refers to a young unmarried woman or girl. It can also be used to describe something that is new, fresh, or untouched.
It will depend on your state laws, but you probably won't have a legal stand to make her take her maiden name back. However, your divorce lawyer would be able to give you better advice.
Go to customs bureau , i think that should tell you what to do . :)
You will need to file the appropriate paperwork at your local government office or courthouse. You then may have to appear before a judge. It will cost you at least $100 or more.
Yes, you can use any name you wish. Just go to the courthouse and get a legal name change
go into social security admin, bring your divorce decree, your birth certificate, drivers license. Fill out a name change application Since I do not know what state you live in I will give you the answer I know to be true in NJ. I imagine it would be the same in all states but you would have to call your local county family court to find out for sure. You would have to file a motion to have your name changed back to your maiden name. Once that is filed, the judge would make a ruling and write an order for your name change.