Illinois - Request for Name Change - Additional Parent 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Illinois - Request for Name Change - Additional Parent in the editor.
  2. In the first section, enter the county name where you will file this case. This is crucial for proper jurisdiction.
  3. Next, provide your name as the person requesting the name change of minor children. Ensure accuracy in spelling.
  4. If there is another parent involved, list their name and address in Section 1. If not, check 'None'.
  5. In Section 2, if there is a person who has physical custody of the child but is not a parent, include their details or check 'None'.
  6. For Section 3, indicate how notice will be given to the other parent or non-custodial individual regarding this request.
  7. In Section 4, if applicable, have the other parent sign in front of a notary public to agree to the name change.

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Minors wishing to have their names changed must appear in court or via Zoom at their scheduled hearing date with their petitioning parent or legal guardian. At the conclusion of the hearing, the judge will either continue, grant or deny the petition.
Benefits of Shared Parenting Specifically, equal parenting time boosts child development benefits. Even more specifically, overnight stays with both parents are the sweet spot of getting the best of both worlds. Lets look at why. Bonding: Children bond more readily and deeply with their caretakers.
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