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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-31
Type Cc Change Of Name
Docket 16 entries
Disposition tried by court-civil
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Judge

Hon. Highley-Keutzer Julie Annette

Bates County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  2. udge/Clerk - Note Four (4) certified copies of Judgment of Change of Name sent to address on file of pro se Petitioner via First Class Mail. Order and Notice Upon Order for Publication sent to Sac Osage Ads via email for publication in the Rich Hill Mining Review.
  4. ried by Court-Civil
  5. ound Recording Log Sheet Sound Recording Log Sheet
  6. otice of Order of Publication Notice of Order of Publication
  7. rder of Publication Order for Publication
  8. udgment Name Change Judgment of Change of Name for Minor Child
  9. ame Change Hearing Held Pro Se Petitioner and Next of Friend Appear in Person. Court hears evidence and enters Judgment. JAH Associated Entries: 02/05/2025 - Name Change Hearing Scheduled Scheduled For: 02/28/2025; 10:00 AM; JULIE ANNETTE HIGHLEY-KEUTZER; Bates County Circuit Court
  10. eceipt Filed Receipt for filing fees and deposit towards publication sent to address on file of Next Friend via First Class Mail.
  11. ame Change Hearing Scheduled Associated Entries: 02/28/2025 - Name Change Hearing Held + Scheduled For: 02/28/2025; 10:00 AM; JULIE ANNETTE HIGHLEY-KEUTZER; Bates County Circuit Court
  12. otice of Court Hearing Sent Notice of Hearing sent to Next Friend
  13. udge Assigned
  14. onsent to Appt Next Friend Petition, Consent and Order for Parent's Appointment as Next Friend
  15. equest Filed Request for Publication
  16. onfid Filing Info Sheet Filed

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