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Name Change After Divorce Once completed, file the document at the Prothonotary Office at your local county court. Be sure to bring a copy of your birth certificate to show proof of your maiden name and a certified copy of your divorce decree. By law, you can use your maiden name after filing the notice.

Legal documentation showing the name change (i.e., a certified marriage certificate issued by a county court or a court order) along with an updated Social Security card showing your new legal name must be presented at a driver license center to record the name change and update your record.

What if I want to revert to my maiden name? You don't need to formally change your name through a deed poll if you'd like it back. You can simply start using it again.

Returning to Your Maiden Name In the process of a divorce, one must merely file a praecipe to change his or her name. Once your request for a name change has been approved, you will need to get certified copies of the authorized name change documentation.

When an adult wishes to legally change their name, a petition needs to be filed with the Court of Common Pleas; there is a filing fee of $333.23 that may be waived by the Court if you can prove you are low-income, however, there are usually publication fees that cannot be waived by the Court.

Alimony may be terminated when the person receiving support remarries, enters into another relationship similar to a marriage or passes away. Courts may also review and modify an order if either person's financial circumstances change.