Sentences with phrase «judge names parents»

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Do you agree with the judge's decision or do you think the parents should be able to name their son Messiah?

The only way the judge might be able to get away with it is if one of the parents disagreed and said he or she wanted the name changed.

The parents names are «Jaleesa» and «Jawaan» — the judge should have changed those stupid idiotic names as well.

Vic, The judge was not asked to make a determination about the first name — just resolve an issue about which parent's name would be used for the last name.

leaving aside the judge's decision — why would any parent want to burden their child with a name that will invite ridicule for the rest of his life?

In fact, judges all over the country should be changing the names of all the poor idiots with stupid names like «Janaenae» or «Duhwayne» or «Obama» ---- what kind of messed up parents name there kids these god awful names anyway?

I don't know if the judge had the right to change the name or not but the parents are idiots to name a child Messiah in the first place.

That does not give the government (as represented by this one judge) the legal authority to usurp naming rights of a child from the child's parent / legal guardian.

This child will be the one who has to grow up with the name, deal with being picked on in school over the name, for the name showing up on resumes, and being judged by that resume before even getting an interview, etc.... A parent should have the right to name their child, but to a limit.

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Judge Murfitt alluded to a number of other examples of parents choosing bizarre baby names.

As the parents did not attend the hearing, the judge took it upon himself to bestow the name «Ella» onto the baby girl.

It basically dictates that although parents can select the names of their children, some known foreign names and certain diminutives must be presented to a judge in case they are «contrary to the interests of the child.»

For non-parents, the information would be made available without the names of teachers, but allow parents to judge schools.

Judge John E. Jones III wrote in the 139 - page decision for Tammy Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District, named for one of the parents who brought the suit, that ID was not only unscientific but was also a front used by those on the school board with a religiously motivated, pro-creationist agenda.

See the article «Judge Sides with Loudoun Parent Seeking Teachers» Names, Student Test Scores,» published yesterday in a local Loudon, Virginia news outlet.

In the course of her career as a family court judge and a presiding judge on the popular courtroom show that bears her name, Judge Judy has seen over and over again, the devastating fallout for women who have made stupid choices on marriage, parenting and their fujudge and a presiding judge on the popular courtroom show that bears her name, Judge Judy has seen over and over again, the devastating fallout for women who have made stupid choices on marriage, parenting and their fujudge on the popular courtroom show that bears her name, Judge Judy has seen over and over again, the devastating fallout for women who have made stupid choices on marriage, parenting and their fuJudge Judy has seen over and over again, the devastating fallout for women who have made stupid choices on marriage, parenting and their future.

The child submitted on appeal that the only factor to be considered by the judge hearing an application for a declaratory order was the child's age — and therefore, it was unnecessary to name the parents as parties or provide notice to them where the child was 16 or older because they could not contest the relief in any event.

Prepare your case for presentation to a judge, if your child's other parent objects to the name change.

Joint custody allows one parent to be named the primary joint custodian, while the other parent gets visitation rights as determined by a judge.

If you submit a parenting plan to the court and choose to act as joint managing conservators, a judge will only sign off on it if it includes a provision naming the parent who will make this decision.

CFLG San Diego family law attorney Myra Chack Fleischer reports that legislation permitting judges in California to name more than two legal parents has been vetoed by Governor Jerry Brown.

According to the terms of Section 19-6-15 of Georgia's Official Code, even when parents share joint physical custody and their children live with each of them a fairly equal amount of time, judges must name one parent as «primary custodian.»

Tennessee's child custody statutes dictate that judges can't consider a parent's gender when determining which to name as the primary residential parent.