should a remarried widow ever use her previous married name, ex: Edith Bolling "Galt"(deceased husband) Wilson
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Why not? You don't have to take your husband's last name upon marriage.  That means, you can use any last name you choose.\n\nI think that if you are re-marrying, your new husband should understand that you still love your past husband.  He should not object to you keeping your name.
663176
Why on earth should what your Ex Wife does with her life affect what you provide for your child??Her remarrying does not change that you are that child's Father.
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so youre trying to find your husbands biological family and the bio-mother refuses to cooperate?\n\nyour information kind of all runs together and is very difficult to follow.  who was born dec 4 1970?  not the grandmother of your children, is it?  whos sister was 4 yrs old in 70?  and what does 1950 have to do with that?\n\nif you have this womans address, i suggest writing a card letting her know of your husbands dying wishes and pray for the best.   keep it simple though.\n\nyou say you respect her decision which does include the fact she told no one else.  if your family is as close as you say they are - didnt they know this stuff upfront when you first married your husband?\n\nit may be better to post a question on suggestions for how to locate long lost family members and go thru those means rather than hoping to have the specific people to respond\n\ntry this website: http://www.zabasearch.com/
308689
Yes.  John Tyler, Benjamin Harrison, and Woodrow Wilson all became widowers while in office.\n\nLetitia Tyler was an invalid who died about a year and a half into her husband's unexpected term as President (he became President when William Henry Harrison died after a month in office).\n\nCaroline Harrison (who was born in my hometown) died just before the end of her husband Benjamin Harrison's term as President.\n\nEllen Wilson died a year into her husband Woodrow's first term.
313627
Not that I know of.  I used People Search and they didn't notify the person.  But it didn't say if the the person was married or not.
449530
say her ex-boyfriends name
633608
Huh!!! only his ghost can......his wife can be a widow only if he is dead....right!!!!! gotcha
965800
Probably not. Especially for women, the first name introduced into the court system is considered your actual name, and any other name you use later (ie. married name, changed name) is technically considered an alias, even if it is your legal name. A lot of times, the summons or supoena will list the first name, even if it is no longer the name used.\n\nHope that helps.
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yes one can change the name whenever want to...just have to file papers and pay a fee..along with changing all your other documents...social security card...drivers licsense and such... but in all honesty...when you love someone and get married ...that is supposed to be the grandest show of love there is...by taking your husbands name.  so dont be too upset if he disagrees with you on this... \n\nhell alot of us dont like our given names... but they were given to us for a reason...generation names...era names whatever....think of the poor souls that walk around like Dick Peters...or Buford or other odd names...but these people carry them ..why ...cuz they were chosen out of love.\n\nhope you make the right choice for you ...good luck
81888
You are intitled to a widow's pay As long as you have not married again since. http://www.va.gov/ you can get more info here.
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would help if you posted the state. it very's from state to state. if you use his lastnname or tell people yall are married then yes.
1025049
Oh NOT AT ALL if the woman has been married to the same deadbeat man for 15 years or more. It's proper.
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Jules you can use whatever name you want whenever you want, go back to your maiden name now its your choice, good luck honey xx\ndon't know who invented marriage but personally I think it was a very bad idea x
11859
Well she could be using her maiden last name (i.e. fathers name) as an actress.\nHer husband might have a different last name.
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did you request that in your divorce by law when you divorce you no longer required to use your married name. put a change of address in your home town using your same address but your maiden name
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Unfortunately, the simple answer is yes.  You need to go to your mortgage holder and advise them of the situation.  Your spouse DOES NOT have the legal right to take out loans in both your names.  Good luck!
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nope. it is perfectly OK to keep your maiden name if you wish. you can also hyphenate if you like. keeping your maiden name just means that you don't have to change all of your legal stuff(license, credit cards etc...) to your married name