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What is Florida law on giving a child a last name if the farther is not your legal husband?
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∙ 15y ago
When you fill out the birth certificate you can give your baby any first, middle, last name you choose. If the child is already here & you want to change his/her last name -go to the courthouse and obtain the proper paperwork and I believe you have to put an ad in your local newspaper for a period of time (that way it gives anybody that would want to protest a chance to).
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