HOUSTON (KGO) -- A former California resident, now living in Texas, is learning firsthand the complications that come with same-sex marriages that are only recognized in some states.
Connie Wilson tried getting a Texas driver's license but was told she could not get one because she had her spouse's last name.
Her California same-sex marriage is not recognized in Texas.
If Wilson wanted a license, she needed to switch back to her maiden name. Doing that requires a court order.
Wilson said it was a frustrating experience. "The DPS employee looked at it, looked all over it, noticed it was a woman's name at the top and her immediate response was, 'Is this same?'" Wilson said.
Wilson said she is keeping her married name but also wants a driver's license. She's unsure of what to do next.