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There are many double-barreled surnames out there.
Can anyone see a situation where two people both with double-barreled surnames decide to tie the knot, and both want to keep their surname(s)?
For example: Johnson-Thompson and Ennis-Hill = Johnson-Thompson-Ennis-Hill
Is there a law in place that restricts the surname that anyone can use?
Just a thought.
Can anyone see a situation where two people both with double-barreled surnames decide to tie the knot, and both want to keep their surname(s)?
For example: Johnson-Thompson and Ennis-Hill = Johnson-Thompson-Ennis-Hill
Is there a law in place that restricts the surname that anyone can use?
Just a thought.