Grandson of Sarah Palin legally dropping governor’s name ‘because he does not have a relationship with his father Track’

THE mother of Sarah Palin’s grandson has filed a petition to change the boy’s name.

Jordan Lowe filed paperwork just two days before Christmas asking that her son with Track Palin have his surname changed to Kramer, a decision the court will rule on in May.

Charlie Mitchell Palin was set to become Charlie Mitchell Kramer on March 17, but The Sun has now learned that Jordan had the hearing date pushed back to May.

Track has yet to even respond to the petition, and was issued a summons by the court in February that he has yet to respond to as of March 11.

Lowe detailed her reasons for the request when she first filed her petition.

“Charlie does not see or know his father,” wrote Lowe in a court document obtained by The Sun.

“Charlie and I live with my family members … this is the family raising Charlie and I believe Charlie deserves the last name of our family.”

Lowe also wrote that the boy’s current last name has already caused him trouble.

“The last name Palin has many negative affiliations and already created problems for Charlie,” said Lowe.

“I do not want Charlie to be attached to this name, as he does not see his father.”

Lowe has long had a contentious – and at times abusive – relationship with her ex.

The Iraq combat veteran was previously taken into custody by police in Wasilla back in January of 2016 after officers arrived at the Palin family home and found his girlfriend cowering under a bed.

According to statements given by an unidentified woman in a 2016 police report,- an intoxicated Track attacked her and pointed an AR-15 rifle at his own head as they argued over her ex-boyfriend and screamed he was going to shoot himself, shouting, ‘do you think I’m a p—y? and ‘do you think I won’t do it?’

Lowe later revealed that she was the woman.

The police report stated that the victim was seen with ‘bruising and swelling around her left eye’ claiming that Track had thrown her phone away when she tried to call 911.

This all happened at Sarah’s Wasilla home as well according to court documents, and Track had a 0.189 blood alcohol level according to police.

Loewe got a protective order against Track on two occasions, but that did not stop the alleged abuse.

One month after one of those orders expired, Lowe filed another police report against her ex.

That report states that Lowe was told by Track that she could not leave when she came to his house to pick up Charlie.

The incident report from the time claims that Lowe then pulled out her phone and stated: ‘If you don’t let me leave I’m going to call the police.’

That is when Track allegedly took her phone and began hitting her claims the report, even as she tried to remove their son from her ex’s home.

She was eventually able to called authorities, who stated inn their reports that the father-of-two attacked them upon arrival.

Track was booked on charges including assault, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.

According to the responding troopers, Lowe said that Track took her phone when she tried to leave the residence.

Lowe said to the troopers that things then began to spiral out of control.

‘Jordan made it outside to her vehicle in the driveway and was in the driver seat when Track followed her out and was on top of her, hitting her in the head,’ wrote Trooper Jason Somerville.

‘Jordan told me she went back inside to get [their son] and take him with her. While Jordan was walking inside Track continued to hit her in the back of the head and butt.’

The report states that Loewe was eventually able to get their son buckled into the car, at which point she wrestled her phone away from Track by yelling until he grew concerned that she might draw the attention of neighbors.

Once she had made her way safely to a nearby gas station she called authorities.

That assaut was a violation of his probation in the case involving his infamous Christmas attack on his father Todd, and he was therefore ordered to jail.

Track was later spared from remaining behind bars when a bed was found for him at a veterans hospital.