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Art. 270

210CCFederal ActJan 1, 1912Original source
  1. Where the parents are married to each other but bear different surnames, the child takes the surname that the parents decided would be given to their children when they married.
  2. Within one year of the birth of their first child, the parents may request that the child take the surname of the other parent.
  3. If the parents bear a joint family name, the child takes that name.

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