He isn't my son father or isn't on the birth certificate can he take me to court
If he has a reasonable case for believing he may be the father, the Court will likely hear his petition.
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If he has a reasonable case for believing he may be the father, the Court will likely hear his petition.
This question is more appropriately answered by a criminal defense attorney.
So long as the evidence is reliable and relevant, the Court should accept it.
You have two attorneys already intimately familiar with the details. They should be asked this question.
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I would not advise your attempting to sue DCF. From what you have presented, your case does not at all appear to be strong.
So long as he signs the return, there should be no issue.
Consult with a credit/debt attorney to be certain. Generally, any creditor with a legitimate claim may put a lien on real property.
An immigration attorney is best suited to answer this question.
Pre-nuptial agreements are generally used as proof against claims made by one spouse against another. Such an agreement would have no force...