In child support cases, before support
can be ordered or collected, paternity of the
child must be proven in a court of law, unless the father
voluntarily admits paternity.
Proof of paternity is constituted either by voluntary
signature, a judge’s decision, or the fact that the mother was
married to the man either before or after the child is born.
If a
man refuses to admit to fathering a child and the
mother decides to take him to court, it is advised for her to
acquire the services of a paternity law attorney to
protect both her legal rights and the rights of the child
or children involved.
Every child has the right to be supported by both parents. When
a child's paternity is being questioned by the biological father,
paternity
proceedings are essential to establish, as a matter of legal record,
the child's biological father in order to seek child support.
An experienced
child paternity attorney always strives to ensure the legal
process goes without major complications.
Contact Attorney Jeffrey A. Herzog today
Toll Free at: (866) 789-4002
to
schedule a confidential
consultation regarding your child paternity or other
family law legal
matters.
