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How to describe myself in Scottish Law?
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@buddy9, following your wording makes the writ quite long. Am I supposed to fit it all onto a single page of text?
Also, is it okay to refer to married women by their birth names only?Reed0 -
Perhaps with suitable paragraph spacing it can all go on a single A4 page?
I think the legal name of a married woman includes any maiden name, so a married woman’s name could be shown in the format ‘Agnes Mary Brown or Black’
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@buddy9, sorry, is Agnes Mary's birth name Brown of Black in your example? Maybe I can get away with just using maiden names?Reed0
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