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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-29
Type Cc Change Of Name
Docket 13 entries
Disposition Tried by Court-Civil

Parties

Plaintiff Rochelle, Elincia Monet
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Judge

Hon. Nichols, James Vaughn

Barton County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Judge/Clerk - Note If the court orders the birth certificate amended, the Bureau of Vital Records (BVR) must receive a certified copy of a court order changing the name of a person born in this state. The BVR must also receive a request from the person whose name is changed, his parents, guardian, or legal representative along with the certified copy to amend the birth certificate. Section 193.215.3, RSMo, does not specify who is responsible for sending the change of name information. The court clerk may want to remind the attorney or litigant of this provision. The court order shall include the facts that are necessary to locate and identify the certificate of birth of the person whose name is being changed, i.e., the date of birth, place of birth and the parent¿s name(s). The applicable Vital Records processing fee should also be included with the court order and request. lb
  3. Tried by Court-Civil
  4. Judgment Name Change CERTIFIED COPY MAILED TO PETITIONER. LB
  5. Name Change Hearing Held Petitioner appears, evidence heard, name change granted. JVN/lb Associated Entries: 04/29/2024 - Name Change Hearing Scheduled Scheduled For: 06/05/2024; 9:30 AM; JAMES VAUGHN NICHOLS; Barton
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  7. Name Change Hearing Scheduled Associated Entries: 06/05/2024 - Name Change Hearing Held + Scheduled For: 06/05/2024; 9:30 AM; JAMES VAUGHN NICHOLS; Barton
  8. Receipt Filed
  9. Proposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed Filed By: ELINCIA MONET ROCHELLE
  10. Notice of Order of Publication Filed By: ELINCIA MONET ROCHELLE
  11. Redaction Certification Filed Filed By: ELINCIA MONET ROCHELLE
  12. Confid Filing Info Sheet Filed Filed By: ELINCIA MONET ROCHELLE
  13. Pet Filed in Circuit Ct Filed By: ELINCIA MONET ROCHELLE

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