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user's latest post:
Can My Son's Father Take...
Published (2009-12-15 18:41:00)
I wouldn't go meet with anyone else's lawyer unless I was represented by counsel. Whether or not you decide to go is up to you. Your best bet would be to go talk to an attorney.
user's latest post:
Default Paternity
Published (2009-12-19 14:12:00)
Quoting sesayfam If he gets a paternity test done and can prove she is not his. Can the order be reversed? Almost certainly it cannot be reversed. However, if he wishes he can take his court order to a local attorney for a consult, but he'll most likely be given the same answer.
user's latest post:
Can My Son's Father Take...
Published (2009-12-15 19:50:00)
Quote: =Meg0113;376253]I do not really understand all the legal terms. So I should not go meet with his attorney. He said if I didnt go he would have me served with papers that there was nothing I could do to stop him from removing his name from the Birth Certificate is that true? he may be able to remove his name from the BC...for the time being. All you have to do is file for child support and for determination of paternity and he will be...
user's latest post:
Child's Mother Wants to...
Published (2009-12-21 08:13:00)
Thank you, We signed a Recognition of Parentage when she was born and I am on the birth certificate. The court acknowledged my paternity during our motion for temporary custody about 6 months after the birth. I was awarded temporary primary custody. We went to court for the final hearing about 9 months later and we ended up with joint custody with the 'primary residence being with the father'. I looked at the minnesota statutes and...
user's latest post:
Default Paternity
Published (2009-12-19 10:14:00)
Quoting Xena Why on earth did your husband allow the divorce to be finalized and a CS order to be issued without contesting paternity? Paternity has already been established, short of his ex having a husband who wants to adopt, it is way too late for your hubby to contest paternity or give up his legal financial duty to pay CS. If he gets a paternity test done and can prove she is not his. Can the order be reversed?
user's latest post:
Husband Not the Father
Published (2009-12-21 11:36:00)
Quoting LawResearcherMissy Are they legally separated - that is, with a court issued decree of separation? They have not taken any kind of legal action so unless you are automatically legally separated by living apart for so long or not being together ( I am not sure exactly how legal separation works) then No they are no legally separated.
user's latest post:
Child's Mother Wants to...
Published (2009-12-19 09:08:00)
How was paternity originally established: by a court action, or by an acknowledgment of paternity? When did that occur? Has there been prior custody litigaton?
user's latest post:
Husband Not the Father and...
Published (2009-12-12 11:59:00)
ยง 20-49.3. Admission of genetic tests. A. In the trial of any matter in any court in which the question of parentage arises, the court, upon its own motion or upon motion of either party, may and, in cases in which child support is in issue, shall direct and order that the alleged parents and the child submit to scientifically reliable genetic tests including blood tests. The motion of a party shall be accompanied by a sworn statement either...
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Latest active threads on paternity and DNA tests::
Started 1 day, 20 hours ago (2009-12-21 05:39:00)
by LawResearcherMissy
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They have been separated for 3 years, but have not taken any steps to get divorced.
Are they legally separated - that is, with a court issued decree of separation?
Started 4 days, 8 hours ago (2009-12-18 17:29:00)
by Xena
Quoting smokeybear
My question involves paternity in the state of Minnesota
I have had primary custody of my 2+ year old daughter for 2 years of her life. I recently filed for child support for the mother because she was unwilling to make an agreement to start paying half of daycare. The same day she was served the papers, ...
Started 3 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-19 20:09:00)
by cyjeff
If you are asking if your husband must provide for children that are not his, the answer is maybe... but probably not.
If you have children that can be proven in a court of law are not his, he may be able to avoid supporting them.
The eldest is harder because of the emotional bond that may exist.
If you wish the other child(ren) to be supported, I suggest you look to those child(...
Started 5 days, 9 hours ago (2009-12-17 16:18:00)
by Xena
Quoting sesayfam
My question involves paternity law for the State of: Arizona/ Pima County..
My husband was married at a young age and was eventually separated. They were separated for over a year before the divorce was final. During their separation his estranged wife became pregnant by another man. She started receiving ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-15 16:44:00)
by jk
tell him he needs to have the courts settle a paternity suit if he believes he is not the father. If he is the father, it is proper his name is on the BC.
as to custody; that is up to the courts to decide but if you brought what he is threatening with right now into a custody hearing, he would have a lot of explaining to do.
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-15 12:44:00)
by singlewamomma
I know in my state a father can only forfeit his rights if the mother remaries and her new husband adopts said child.
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-14 11:44:00)
by Baystategirl
Quoting pwhalen
My question involves paternity law for the State of: New York
I am having a very similar problem here in New York. My (ex?) wife conceived and bore a child by another man during a non-legal separation which began in 2003(its now December of 2009). I have never lived with the child, never was called "dad", I didn't ...
Started 2 weeks, 2 days ago (2009-12-06 11:06:00)
by Mr. Knowitall
You can jump through the hoops to have the "other man's" name put down instead. Until you tell us that's what you want to do, I'm not going to dig up the legal specifics.
Started 7 months, 1 week ago (2009-05-13 16:48:00)
by Mr. Knowitall
Read this .
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Quoting What happens if the mother is married to someone other than the biological father of the child?
According to Virginia law, the husband of the mother is presumed to be the legal father of her child. If the mother is married or was married up to 10 months prior to the birth of the child to someone other than ...
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2009-12-10 15:59:00)
by aardvarc
Yes, the father can request that a court order paternity testing. If he is established as the father, you can expect that he'll be getting both visitation and a child support order. Two previous reports against him for molesting children didn't stop you from creating a child with him (which the court will find VERY suspect and bring YOUR OWN judgement into question), and won't stop a court from ...
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Hot threads for last week on paternity and DNA tests::
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-15 16:44:00)
by jk
tell him he needs to have the courts settle a paternity suit if he believes he is not the father. If he is the father, it is proper his name is on the BC.
as to custody; that is up to the courts to decide but if you brought what he is threatening with right now into a custody hearing, he would have a lot of explaining to do.
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-15 12:44:00)
by singlewamomma
I know in my state a father can only forfeit his rights if the mother remaries and her new husband adopts said child.
Started 3 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-19 20:09:00)
by cyjeff
If you are asking if your husband must provide for children that are not his, the answer is maybe... but probably not.
If you have children that can be proven in a court of law are not his, he may be able to avoid supporting them.
The eldest is harder because of the emotional bond that may exist.
If you wish the other child(ren) to be supported, I suggest you look to those child(...
Started 5 days, 9 hours ago (2009-12-17 16:18:00)
by Xena
Quoting sesayfam
My question involves paternity law for the State of: Arizona/ Pima County..
My husband was married at a young age and was eventually separated. They were separated for over a year before the divorce was final. During their separation his estranged wife became pregnant by another man. She started receiving ...
Started 4 days, 8 hours ago (2009-12-18 17:29:00)
by Xena
Quoting smokeybear
My question involves paternity in the state of Minnesota
I have had primary custody of my 2+ year old daughter for 2 years of her life. I recently filed for child support for the mother because she was unwilling to make an agreement to start paying half of daycare. The same day she was served the papers, ...
Started 1 day, 20 hours ago (2009-12-21 05:39:00)
by LawResearcherMissy
Quote:
They have been separated for 3 years, but have not taken any steps to get divorced.
Are they legally separated - that is, with a court issued decree of separation?
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-14 11:44:00)
by Baystategirl
Quoting pwhalen
My question involves paternity law for the State of: New York
I am having a very similar problem here in New York. My (ex?) wife conceived and bore a child by another man during a non- legal separation which began in 2003(its now December of 2009). I have never lived with the child, never was called "dad", I didn't ...
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