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Both men and women can change their names when they get married. I had a couple one time that combined their names to a new name which I thought was really cool. I also had a guy come in who changed his name to honor his late father-in-law. I had another guy who was adopted by his step-dad....he was like 20 but they did it anyways. If its mentioned in a divorce decree, I could use that as a source. . When I was stationed in Virginia, you could change your name for any reason for $35 at the courthouse

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Try thinking about this...a lot of people just change their names without thinking about it. If women believe that men and women are equal, why does the woman usually take the husband's name instead of vice versa, or them both keeping their own names? It sounds like you're with somebody you love and consider your equal (seeing as how you married him :) ) so why don't you just keep your own last name?

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