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Dec 10, 2015
And if they have a daughter...named Maria...she is also Isabella Sanchez Martinez???
Its apparently been too long since I thought about all of this.
From what I've looked at on the internet it seems that nowadays there are lots of laws that allow for names to be kind of personalized however women/men may want them. But what is the general/traditional sense?
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On 12/10/15, Don Jaime wrote: > I thought I was smarter than I apparently actually am. If > Pablo Sanchez Garcia marries Isabella Martinez > Lorca...she becomes Isabella Sanchez Martinez...correct? > > And if they have a da...See More