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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-23
Type Fc Change Of Name
Docket 13 entries
Disposition consent judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Smith, Shannon Lynn
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Judge

Hon. Martin Aaron John

Boone County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  2. CRIFS/Unredacted Document UNREDACTED JUDGMENT
  3. Sound Recording Log Sheet
  4. Judgment Name Change JUDGMENT FOR CHANGE OF NAME OF MINOR CHILD ENTERED. CERTIFIED COPIES GIVEN TO PETP IN OFFICE.
  5. Consent Judgment
  6. Name Change Hearing Held CASE CALLED. MINOR PET APPEARS IN PERSON AND BY NEXT FRIEND AND NMO. NFA APPEARS IN PERSON. NO OTHER APPEARANCES. PARTIES ANNOUNCE READY. EVIDENCE PRESENTED. UPON THE EVIDENCE PRESENTED THE COURT FINDS IT HAS JURISDICTION OVER THE PARTIES AND THE SUBJECT MATTER OF THIS CASE. THE COURT MAKES FINDINGS AND ENTERS ORDERS CHANGING MINOR PETITIONER'S NAME PER JUDGMENT FILED. PUBLICATION ORDERED. COSTS TAXED TO DEPOSIT. SO ORDERED. AJM Associated Entries: 10/23/2024 - Name Change Hearing Scheduled Scheduled For: 11/13/2024; 9:00 AM; AARON JOHN MARTIN; Moniteau
  7. Order Appt Next of Friend ORDER APPOINTING NEXT FRIEND ENTERED.
  8. Name Change Hearing Scheduled Associated Entries: 11/13/2024 - Name Change Hearing Held + Scheduled For: 11/13/2024; 9:00 AM; AARON JOHN MARTIN; Moniteau
  9. Notice NOTICE OF HEARING ENTERED. Filed By: SHANNON LYNN SMITH
  10. Redaction Certification Filed REDACTION CERTIFICATION Filed By: SHANNON LYNN SMITH
  11. Motion to Appoint Next Friend Filed By: SHANNON LYNN SMITH
  12. Consent Filed CONSENT TO MINOR CHILD'S CHANGE OF NAME FILED BY NFO.
  13. Confid Dom Rel Info File Sheet Filed By: SHANNON LYNN SMITH

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