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call your local college and ask the teacher over the legal department if his textbook covers it and if its possible to get a copy of that section as the text books often have mock letters for students to use for a guideline

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I have changed my name to my new married name on the account info but my old married name is still coming up as the sender. Any ideas? Thanks x.

As for your children's names ... there are also laws controling changing their names like changing your name. After my son and his wife divorced, she took back her maiden name, and wanted to change their children's names. My son was angry (and hurt) and told her she should ask the girls if they wanted to change their names. The oldest girl wanted to keep her Dad's last name, and the younger girl (more attached to her Mom) said she wouldn't mind having her mom's name. In the end, his ex-wife let both girls keep their Dad's last name. She later had a child by a guy old enough to be her father (and wasn't married to him), and this child has his father's last name ... so she now has three different last names in her household. This seems to be okay, and it lets the kids have their own identity.

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