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Child Arrangement Order - has a name mistake on it

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  • Child Arrangement Order - has a name mistake on it

    Hoping that someone on this fabulous site can advise!

    Whilst gaining together various documents for a holiday and checking spellings of names etc., I have noticed that my partner's daughter has a hyphen in on his children access arrangement court order but, it's not on any of the other information that I have. We are due to get the passports for the daughter soon so I can double check and my partner has applied for the birth certificates anyway to sort out a savings account for them.

    My question is does it impact on the court order if the hyphen isn't actually legally in her name, if you see what I mean?

    Thanks so much.
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    Re: Child Arrangement Order - has a name mistake on it

    Originally posted by sweetpoato View Post
    Hoping that someone on this fabulous site can advise!

    Whilst gaining together various documents for a holiday and checking spellings of names etc., I have noticed that my partner's daughter has a hyphen in on his children access arrangement court order but, it's not on any of the other information that I have. We are due to get the passports for the daughter soon so I can double check and my partner has applied for the birth certificates anyway to sort out a savings account for them.

    My question is does it impact on the court order if the hyphen isn't actually legally in her name, if you see what I mean?

    Thanks so much.
    Ask the relevant family court staff; but my educated guess is as this a family law/ court issue, I would say no, as the name is still correct. Some surnames are double-barrelled but not using a hyphen is more likely to mean a grammar error than a name error.

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      Re: Child Arrangement Order - has a name mistake on it

      No, it doesn't ( or at least didn't matter )

      Passport office was the hardest to sort out but the staff there was very helpfull
      crazy council ( as in local council,NELC ) as a member of the public, i don't get mad, i get even

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