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Case Information

Filed 2023-09-20
Type Cc Change Of Name
Docket 17 entries
Disposition Tried by Court-Civil
Photo of Hon. Tschannen Terry Alan

Judge

Hon. Tschannen Terry Alan

Chariton County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Notice NOTICE OF ENTRY along with a certified copy of the judgment was sent to the petitioner next friend by ordinary mail. rm
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  4. Tried by Court-Civil
  5. Judgment Name Change A certified copy of the judgment sent to the Bureau of Vital Records by ordinary mail. rm
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  7. Order Petitioner appears; case comes on for hearing; evidence heard; preponderance of the evidence demonstrates that the petitioner is the biological father of Adirel Palacios-Arriaga; the evidence further demonstrates that the petitioner's name is incorrectly spelled on the child's birth certificate; court orders the bureau of vital statistics of the state of Missouri to amend the child's birth certificate to show that his father's name is Hector Palacios-Arroyo. TAT Filed By: TERRY ALAN TSCHANNEN
  8. Name Change Hearing Held Associated Entries: 09/20/2023 - Name Change Hearing Scheduled Scheduled For: 10/04/2023; 11:00 AM; TERRY ALAN TSCHANNEN; Sullivan
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  10. Notice NOTICE OF ENTRY was sent to the Petitioner by ordinary mail. rm
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  12. Name Change Hearing Scheduled Associated Entries: 10/04/2023 - Name Change Hearing Held Scheduled For: 10/04/2023; 11:00 AM; TERRY ALAN TSCHANNEN; Sullivan
  13. Proposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed Filed By: HECTOR PALACIOS ARROYO
  14. Comp-Litigant Awareness Filed Filed By: HECTOR PALACIOS ARROYO
  15. Request Filed Request for Publication after Judgment of Change of Name for Adult Individual Filed By: HECTOR PALACIOS ARROYO
  16. Confid Dom Rel Info File Sheet Filed By: HECTOR PALACIOS ARROYO
  17. CRIFS/Unredacted Document Unredacted Petition for Change of Name Filed By: HECTOR PALACIOS ARROYO

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