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Begin by entering the present name of the child in the designated fields labeled 'Present Name of Child – Last, First Middle'. Ensure accuracy as this will be the name being changed.
Next, input the proposed name of the child in the section marked 'Proposed Name of Child – Last, First Middle'. Double-check for any spelling errors.
Fill in your name as the Petitioner or Guardian Ad Litem in the appropriate field. This identifies who is requesting the name change.
Specify the date and time of the hearing by filling out 'Date of Hearing' and 'Today’s Date'. Make sure these dates are correct to avoid any delays.
Finally, sign and date at the bottom where indicated. This signature confirms your request for a name change is legitimate.

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How do I request to be excused from jury duty in Lane County?

Call, Email, or Visit Your Local Court Additionally, each local circuit court has a free public access terminal where you can look up case information for most cases (state and federal law require courts to protect some information).

What records are public in Oregon?

In Oregon, anyone can access a variety of public documents, including court records, arrest records, sex offender information, and bankruptcy records. Interested public members can find these records at their respective custodian agencies.

How to look up a court case in Oregon?

A person who does not respond or appear for their jury service without getting permission from the court may be punished for contempt. If you receive a summons but are unable to comply, you must request an excusal or deferral from the court.

How do I find court cases in Lane County Oregon?

Lane County Criminal Court Case Lookup Requesters are advised to call the circuit court before the request at (541) 682-4020. The Oregon Judicial Branch offers criminal court record searches online.