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· 5/14/2004

State ex rel. Tanner v. State

Citations

  • 872 So. 2d 512
  • 2004 La. LEXIS 1717
  • 2004 WL 1245529

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  • noting this change and faulting the trial court for applying the pre-amendment provision regarding the patronym
  • affirming the trial court's determination that a newly acknowledged father was not entitled to have his child's surname changed to his own

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