| Paternity and Child Support |
If a child’s paternity is in question
DNA testing is appropriate
(Paternity Testing). If the mother
of the child does not consent to
DNA testing a court order can
be sought which would compel
the participation of the mother
and the child.
DNA testing is appropriate
(Paternity Testing). If the mother
of the child does not consent to
DNA testing a court order can
be sought which would compel
the participation of the mother
and the child.
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| NELSON FAMILY LAW |
If paternity is confirmed, the father is responsible to support the child
regardless of the relationship between the parties.
Child support is the right of the child and the father is responsible for
these payments in accordance with the Federal Child Support
Guidelines.Guidelines.
regardless of the relationship between the parties.
Child support is the right of the child and the father is responsible for
these payments in accordance with the Federal Child Support
Guidelines.Guidelines.
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