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Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-18
Type Cc Change Of Name
Docket 6 entries
Disposition tried by court-civil

Parties

Plaintiff Hoecherl, Dawayne Lee
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Judge

Hon. Lipke Scott Alan

Bollinger County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  2. udgment Name Change CHANGE OF NAME JUDGMENT The court finds that the change of name would be proper and would not be detrimental to the interest of any other person. The name of Petitioner is changed as follows: From: DAWAYNE LEE HOECHERL To: DAMIAN LEE HOECHERL. It is further ordered that the Division of Health and Senior Services, Bureau of Vital Statistics of the State of Missouri alter the birth certificate of Petitioner to reflect this judgment. This judgment shall be mailed by the Petitioner to the Division of Health and Senior Services. Notice of the change of name shall be published at least once a week for three consecutive weeks. Court costs are to be paid from the court deposit previously posted. SO ORDERED: /s/ Scott A. Lipke, Div I Certified copies sent to the Petitioner
  3. ried by Court-Civil
  4. ame Change Hearing Held Petitioner appears in person and pro se. The Court takes up the matter for hearing. Witnesses sworn. Evidence adduced. Judgment signed pending filing. Associated Entries: 02/18/2025 - Name Change Hearing Scheduled Scheduled For: 04/14/2025; 11:00 AM; SCOTT ALAN LIPKE; Cape Girardeau (Jackson)
  5. ame Change Hearing Scheduled Associated Entries: 04/14/2025 - Name Change Hearing Held + Scheduled For: 04/14/2025; 11:00 AM; SCOTT ALAN LIPKE; Cape Girardeau (Jackson)
  6. onfid Filing Info Sheet Filed Filed By: DAWAYNE LEE HOECHERL

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