Butterflys Momm
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I'm in Ohio...
I'm just updating everyone who posted on my original post..(here's a link to it)...I locked it because people were being very rude with me and weren't really giving me the answers that I came on here looking for...they were bringing up other things....but anyways, here's the link to the original post so ya'll have somewhat of an idea what I'm talking about.
https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=267431
I got her last name changed WITHOUT the help of many people who posted before. And I did it the way I thought was right, and everything WAS RIGHT! So everyone who told me what I was doing was illegal, ya'll must not have known the laws in Ohio.
I contacted him and told him of my actions of getting her last name changed to mine, and he willingly consented to it after I threatened to not give up on the matter and I'd take him to court and fight him. Three days after I contacted him, we met up at the probate court, and signed the application for a name change of a minor, after I left there, I went straight to the newspaper, and gave them the information they needed to publish in the newspaper (which came out in the news paper the following week, because I put it in my city paper that only comes out once a week and I had already missed the chance to have it in that week's paper) and 4 weeks later, her last name was changed to mine.
So for any of ya'll who said I NEEDED an attorney to help me do it because I couldn't do it on my own, and for any of ya'll who said what I was planning on doing was wrong and illegal, maybe you should brush up on your Ohio laws and see what IS legal and illegal before you start giving people FALSE information. And by the way...I did this ALL on my own WITHOUT the help of an attorney!!!
Thank you again to all who did help me though. You're advice was greatly appreciated!!!
PS...I am also in the process of starting to get his rights taken away, due to MORE things that have happened since the last time I was on here. I will be sure to fill everyone in when that process moves forward.
I'm just updating everyone who posted on my original post..(here's a link to it)...I locked it because people were being very rude with me and weren't really giving me the answers that I came on here looking for...they were bringing up other things....but anyways, here's the link to the original post so ya'll have somewhat of an idea what I'm talking about.
https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=267431
I got her last name changed WITHOUT the help of many people who posted before. And I did it the way I thought was right, and everything WAS RIGHT! So everyone who told me what I was doing was illegal, ya'll must not have known the laws in Ohio.

I contacted him and told him of my actions of getting her last name changed to mine, and he willingly consented to it after I threatened to not give up on the matter and I'd take him to court and fight him. Three days after I contacted him, we met up at the probate court, and signed the application for a name change of a minor, after I left there, I went straight to the newspaper, and gave them the information they needed to publish in the newspaper (which came out in the news paper the following week, because I put it in my city paper that only comes out once a week and I had already missed the chance to have it in that week's paper) and 4 weeks later, her last name was changed to mine.
So for any of ya'll who said I NEEDED an attorney to help me do it because I couldn't do it on my own, and for any of ya'll who said what I was planning on doing was wrong and illegal, maybe you should brush up on your Ohio laws and see what IS legal and illegal before you start giving people FALSE information. And by the way...I did this ALL on my own WITHOUT the help of an attorney!!!

Thank you again to all who did help me though. You're advice was greatly appreciated!!!
PS...I am also in the process of starting to get his rights taken away, due to MORE things that have happened since the last time I was on here. I will be sure to fill everyone in when that process moves forward.