At what point have you even been remotely nice? And once again, you didn't even answer my question. I actually just spoke to a lawyer who informed me that you are incorrect. Maybe instead of being a bully, you should try giving accurate information.
At what point have you even been remotely nice? And once again, you didn't even answer my question. I actually just spoke to a lawyer who informed me that you are incorrect. Maybe instead of being a bully, you should try giving accurate information.
Really? Well you better tell that attorney that the courts website is incorrect. Thats how I know you didn't read ANY of the links because 3 links that reference MO state law trumps 1 fake attorney you called.
After all, if it were that easy, you would have called the attorney or the courthouse or Google sooner!
But thanks for playing. Leave your tip on the way out.
No definition is provided for "known parent". I don't see any authority that indicates that a putative father is not a "known parent", but the language used suggests to me a broader intent than "legal parent". If you have retained a lawyer in your state who has informed you that the courts don't require notice to a putative father, even if you know him to be the father, I'll defer to your lawyer.Quoting Missouri Rules of Civil Procedure, Sec. 95.03. Petition for Change of a Minor's Name - Notice to or Consent of Parents