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Croatian Woman Seeks Husband with Surname Stipić to Get Married Quickly and Bypass Bureaucracy

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SINGLE mother Kristina Stipić is looking for a man with the surname Stipić for a short marriage. Her goal is to get her maiden name back, which is being prevented by bureaucracy due to the criminal proceedings being conducted against her.

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SINGLE mother Kristina Stipić is looking for a man with the surname Stipić for a short marriage. Her goal is to get her maiden name back, which is being prevented by bureaucracy due to the criminal proceedings being conducted against her.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Kristina Stipić is looking for a man with the same surname in order to marry, take the surname and then divorce. She claims that the bureaucracy has not allowed her to return her maiden name for three years.

Kristina from Croatia shared an unusual ad on social networks in which she stated that she was looking for a man with the surname Stipić who would like to enter into a short marriage with her for administrative reasons. 

When the legal system and administrative illogicalities drive a person to their knees, creativity and desperation often produce unconventional solutions. This is evidenced by the unusual ad by a Croatian single mother that spread like wildfire on social media, eliciting truly divided public reactions — from disbelief and laughter to bitter sympathy. "A single man with the last name of

A Croatian woman is looking for a man to marry, she has only one condition: “Romance is not obligatory, chemistry is not necessary” - That is why she came up with an unusual solution, to find a man who already bears the surname Stipić and who would agree to a short-term marriage

Kristina Stipić from Croatia shared an unusual ad on social media in which she stated that she was looking for a man with the surname Stipić who would like to enter into a short marriage with her for administrative reasons.

·Bosnia and Herzegovina
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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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