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OP, if hyphenation isn't an acceptable work-around, you could turn your surname into a middle name, and take her family name as your last name. Then, as someone suggested earlier, you could still use your own (original) surname as your surname among friends, but professionally, use the new legal surname.
The art of compromise is so important to a lasting marriage! (and business partnership)
What are the ramifications if someone legally changed their name (which is all this is)?
Yes - such a bizarre request...one that millions of women have done for centuries...no legal ramifications that they needed to consider? I mean, a rose is just a rose....
Keep your name. Be your own man and not a puppet.this will end bad.
That was kinda my impression as well.
I guess I wouldn't want to be in such an intertwined situation with my father-in-law. Family business is too claustrophobic for me.
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