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Vajza e Angelina Jolie dhe Brad Pitt, Vivienne, heq zyrtarisht mbiemrin e aktorit

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Vajza e Brad Pitt dhe Angelina Jolie, Vivienne, ka hequr zyrtarisht mbiemrin e babait të saj. Një gjyqtar i Los Angeles të hënën, miratoi kërkesën e

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Vajza e Brad Pitt dhe Angelina Jolie, Vivienne, ka hequr zyrtarisht mbiemrin e babait të saj. Një gjyqtar i Los Angeles të hënën, miratoi kërkesën e 18-vjeçares për të ndryshuar ligjërisht mbiemrin e saj nga Vivienne Marceline Jolie-Pitt në Vivienne Marceline Jolie, siç konfirmon ekskluzivisht Page Six. Avokati i Vivienne, Peter Kenneth Levine, mori pjesë nga distanca në seancën gjyqësore që u zhvillua të hënën në mëngjes. Gjyqtari, i cili kryesoi procedurat në gjykatën Stanley Mosk të Gjykatës së Lartë të Los Angeles, lexoi me zë të lartë emrat e individëve, kërkesat e të cilëve për ndryshim emri u miratuan. “Këto janë kërkesa për ndryshim emri që do të miratohen. Kjo do të thotë që unë mund të lexoj informacionin që është paraqitur dhe të nënshkruaj urdhrin përkatës të gjykatës. Do të jeni në gjendje të merrni një kopje të tij, ndoshta brenda një jave, në dhomën 112, në katin e parë të kësaj ndërtese, gjykatës Stanley Mosk “, shpjegoi gjyqtari. Lexo edhe Dikur shiste petulla në…

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