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If the father is not around, you can still petition the court to change your childs last name. You will need to show that the name change is in the best interest of the child. The court may require you to notify the absent father about the proposed name change and give him an opportunity to object.
The filing fee is $112.00. However, there may be additional costs depending upon the circumstances. Those additional costs can include, but are not limited to, costs for a guardian ad litem, costs for publication, or costs for certified mail.
How Do I Apply For A Minor Name Change? The applicant for the name change of a minor must obtain the consent of the minors parents. If either parent does not consent then a hearing is required. Notice of the hearing must be given to the non-consenting parent(s).
Bring proof of your name change with you. This could be your marriage certificate or certified copy of your court ordered name change. If youve been married in the past, you may need to bring along a certified copy of the divorce decree or annulment too.
Does the process require parental consent? The process generally requires consent from both parents, except when one or both parent(s) has abandoned or deserted the minor, failed to communicate docHubly with the minor, or if the parent(s) has committed a crime against the child.
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You will need: 1) Completed Application for Change of Name (Adults: Forms 21.0, 21.1, 21.5) (Minors: Forms 21.2, 21.3, 21.4, 21.5) 2) Certified copy of birth certificate; and 3) $140.00 filing fee.
Ohio law permits an adult parent of a minor, a guardian of a minor, or guardian ad litem for a minor to apply to the Probate Court for a name change for the minor by filing an Application with the Court. The filing must be made in person.
You can file a petition for the name change of a minor in the circuit court, superior court, or probate court of Indiana in the county in which you reside. Ind. Code 34-28-2-1. You can find a list of courts by county at: .

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