How to Change Your Name After Divorce in Florida? Taking back your former name after a divorce is a powerful step toward a new chapter. In Florida, the legal permission for your name change is typically granted within your Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage (the Divorce Decree). If your name restoration was explicitly included in the final court document, congratulations! That decree is your new legal name change certificate. If it was not included, you must file a separate Petition for Name Change (Adult) with your local Circuit Court, which involves other steps. Once you have your certified copy of the Divorce Decree or a separate court-ordered name change,…
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Congratulations, you’re married! The confetti has settled, the thank you notes are (almost) all sent, and you’re basking in that newlywed glow. But amidst the happiness, a little administrative task might be looming: changing your name. While the idea of sharing a surname with your beloved is romantic, the reality of actually making it happen can feel… well, less so. At HitchSwitch, we get it. You’re excited about this new chapter, not endless paperwork. That’s why we’re here to shed some light on the realities of changing your name, including the important step of obtaining a REAL ID, and how we can help you glide through the process with ease.…
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How To Change Your Name After Marriage (11-Step Checklist)? We understand that changing your name after tying the knot can feel like a daunting task, but fret not – the experts at HitchSwitch are here to be your guiding light through every step of the name change after marriage process. This comprehensive guide will show you how to change your name after marriage, answering all your questions and making your journey as smooth as possible. With our comprehensive 11-step checklist and insightful tips, you’ll find yourself confidently navigating the name change journey and completing it in about 2 to 4 months. The guide below will provide you with expert advice…
