My question involves name change laws in the State of: Washington.
Actually my granddaughter was born June 25th and the parents still have not named her. Do they have a time limit?
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My question involves name change laws in the State of: Washington.
Actually my granddaughter was born June 25th and the parents still have not named her. Do they have a time limit?
To the best of my knowledge, no.
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Actually, it's been 41 weeks. What, the baby sprung up on them at the last minute? They didn't see that coming?
If you wanted babies all to yourself, you should have created them by yourself. Until you do that, children have the right to BOTH parents, especially since you found them suitable to procreate with.
Maybe they had a name picked out but then something happened that made that name... um... unpalatable.
I am sure Britany, Lindsey and Amy all sounded a lot better a year ago.
Speaking from someone who has a Brittany or two in the family, there is nothing wrong with the names Brittany, Lindsay or Amy.
The problems were Brittany, Lindsay and Amy's parents.
If you wanted babies all to yourself, you should have created them by yourself. Until you do that, children have the right to BOTH parents, especially since you found them suitable to procreate with.
Fine.
Met any Adolph's lately?
Point taken.. LOL
If you wanted babies all to yourself, you should have created them by yourself. Until you do that, children have the right to BOTH parents, especially since you found them suitable to procreate with.
how has it been 41 weeks? I must be missing something.
OP: some people like to learn the personality of the person before naming them. Why don't you give them some ideas from your observations?
And give them the time they need.
Assuming this was a normal pregnancy:
Number of weeks of a full term pregnancy: 40
Number of weeks since birth: 1
Total: 41
If you wanted babies all to yourself, you should have created them by yourself. Until you do that, children have the right to BOTH parents, especially since you found them suitable to procreate with.
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