§ 1836 Hearing Notice And Citation
This law says the court must set a time and place for a hearing and tell the people involved when and where it is. The court can also make people come to the hearing if needed.
If someone files a petition to change their name, the court will schedule a hearing and notify everyone involved.
The court will send a notice to the person and anyone else affected, telling them when and where to show up. If someone doesn't come, the court can order them to appear.
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§ 1836 Hearing Notice And Citation
Last verified: January 9, 2026