Hola Che!

I'm from venezuela.

It can be anything if it's up here in the north. My guess would be that if there's a hyphen it's a married name (i.e. Marla Maples-Trump).

Since the name was hispanic I have a hunch that she's using both, mother's and father's last name, which is fairly common down where we come from.

If it was a married name, my guess is that English speaking data entry people would treat "Lisa Marie Garcia de Morales" as "De Morales, Lisa Marie Garcia"

And go figure what they would do with Zorro's wife: Maria de de la Vega ;-)

alex


>Alex,
>
>Don't tell me, I am from Argentina!
>The reason I asked is because I've never seen the name written that way, for me
>'Morales, Lisa Marie Garcia' would be 'Lisa Marie García de Morales' (Lisa Marie García is Married with a guy who's last name is Morales) or 'García de Morales, Lisa Marie' (same thing)
>It can be she is using both lastnames from her father and her mother, in that case she would be 'García Morales, Lisa Marie', García is her father's lastname and Morales her Mother's.
>
>Well, I just wanted to warn you just in case.
>
>Hugo (Ranea Sandoval, Hugo Marcelo :-)