There are various reasons. There was a time not long ago (mid 1980s) when judges frowned on a woman who desired to resume her former name if she had children. If the woman has children she may want to keep the same name as her children. Some women find it too difficult to do all the paperwork required to change everything over to a former name. Some women who have an established business decide to keep their name to maintain established continuity.
Of course, all of the above makes a good argument for a woman to retain her name in the first place after marriage.
There are various reasons. There was a time not long ago (mid 1980s) when judges frowned on a woman who desired to resume her former name if she had children. If the woman has children she may want to keep the same name as her children. Some women find it too difficult to do all the paperwork required to change everything over to a former name. Some women who have an established business decide to keep their name to maintain established continuity.
Of course, all of the above makes a good argument for a woman to retain her name in the first place after marriage.
There are various reasons. There was a time not long ago (mid 1980s) when judges frowned on a woman who desired to resume her former name if she had children. If the woman has children she may want to keep the same name as her children. Some women find it too difficult to do all the paperwork required to change everything over to a former name. Some women who have an established business decide to keep their name to maintain established continuity.
Of course, all of the above makes a good argument for a woman to retain her name in the first place after marriage.
There are various reasons. There was a time not long ago (mid 1980s) when judges frowned on a woman who desired to resume her former name if she had children. If the woman has children she may want to keep the same name as her children. Some women find it too difficult to do all the paperwork required to change everything over to a former name. Some women who have an established business decide to keep their name to maintain established continuity.
Of course, all of the above makes a good argument for a woman to retain her name in the first place after marriage.
There are various reasons. There was a time not long ago (mid 1980s) when judges frowned on a woman who desired to resume her former name if she had children. If the woman has children she may want to keep the same name as her children. Some women find it too difficult to do all the paperwork required to change everything over to a former name. Some women who have an established business decide to keep their name to maintain established continuity.
Of course, all of the above makes a good argument for a woman to retain her name in the first place after marriage.
No, because if you are divorced you are no longer with that person. So that means you return to your normal last name or the last name of the new person you are with.
no
Miss is the title used most often by single women. Mrs. is used mostly by women in traditional marriages. Ms. is used mostly by married women who keep their original last name and by divorced women.
No.
a woman who did very well with what she had...including husbands and died as we all evntually do...i thought she divorced her last husband but if she did she ended up buried with him....
they divorced last year they divorced last year they divorced last year
This could be described as a sexist tradition, based upon the belief that men are more important than women. In the present world, women do not HAVE to change their last names when they marry, and many prefer not to do so.
Once you get married and legally change your last name to your husbands, it is your name. Even after a divorce it doesnt have to be changed.
Absolutely! There is no law that you must take your husbands name. Many many women continue to use their maiden name in a work context. Some couples even choose to take on the womens surname.
If you're in the US, yes, she does.
Her first husband's name was Robert Allan Aurthur,whom she had the last name modifed.Her second husband's name was Gene Saks,whom she divorced in 1978.
niether. or both. it doesn't matter really. LOL.