Notice of Final Hearing [in suit to terminate parental rights based on mistaken paternity]

This form is used to set a date for a final hearing in a case where someone is asking the court to end a parent-child relationship because the paternity was mistaken. It asks for the names of the child and the people who need to be notified about the hearing.

The court describes it as: File this Notice of Final Hearing to set a date for final hearing in a termination case based on mistaken paternity.

Common questions

Who fills out this form?

The form requires a signature from the Petitioner. It also has a section for the Petitioner to sign the Certificate of Service.

What does this form set?

It sets the date, time, and location for a final hearing. The hearing's purpose is to decide if the parent-child relationship should be ended.

Does this form list all the people involved?

Yes, the form has spaces to list up to four respondents, including the Office of the Attorney General, Child Support Division.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.

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