Changing my child's last name

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04-14-2006, 09:07 AM

CTFLORIDA

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Changing my child's last name

sorry not sure which catogory to put this under......can I change my daughters last name to my married name without adoption? what do i need to do if there is no one listed on the birth certficate? we are in the state of florida.

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