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Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-28
Type Cc Change Of Name
Docket 14 entries
Disposition tried by court-civil

Parties

Plaintiff Farrell, Kelly Christine
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Judge

Hon. Highley-Keutzer Julie Annette

Bates County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  2. Judge/Clerk - Note Certified Copies of Judgment hand delivered to Petitioner at conclusion of proceedings. Order for Publication and Notice Upon Order for Publication sent via email to Rich Hill Mining Review for publication.
  3. Tried by Court-Civil
  4. Notice of Order of Publication Notice Upon Order of Publication
  5. Order of Publication Order for Publication
  6. Sound Recording Log Sheet Sound Recording Log Sheet
  7. Judgment Name Change SEE JUDGMENT FOR ITS ENTIRETY
  8. Name Change Hearing Held Pro se Petitioner appears in person. Judgment entered. JAH Associated Entries: 08/28/2024 - Name Change Hearing Scheduled Scheduled For: 09/27/2024; 9:30 AM; JULIE ANNETTE HIGHLEY-KEUTZER; Bates County Circuit Court
  9. Receipt Filed Receipt for filing fees and deposit towards publication sent via First Class Mail to pro se Petitioner
  10. Name Change Hearing Scheduled Associated Entries: 09/27/2024 - Name Change Hearing Held + Scheduled For: 09/27/2024; 9:30 AM; JULIE ANNETTE HIGHLEY-KEUTZER; Bates County Circuit Court
  11. Notice of Court Hearing Sent Notice of Hearing sent to address provided by pro se Petitioner via First Class Mail.
  12. Confid Filing Info Sheet Filed Confidential Case Filing Sheet
  13. App for Publication Filed Request for publication
  14. Pet Filed in Circuit Ct Petition for Change of Name

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