· 12/6/2018
Valdez-Jones v. State
Citations
- 258 So. 3d 424
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- holding that a statement “that the information contained therein [was] true ‘to the best of [the affiant’s] knowledge’” did not substantially comply with the state verification statute (second alteration in original)
- trial court abused its discretion in finding the name change was sought “for an ulterior purpose” without providing a factual basis for concluding that the purpose was wrongful or fraudulent
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