Whats the law about this
Merely having one's name on the birth certificate isn't what matters - signing an acknowledgement of paternity is. In most instances, however,...
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Merely having one's name on the birth certificate isn't what matters - signing an acknowledgement of paternity is. In most instances, however,...
If you didn't allege a history of physical domestic violence, then I don't see the utility in ACS' suggestion. If they haven't filed a neglect...
He is generally entitled to notice of the adoption proceeding. If he has maintained "substantial contact" with the child and has not otherwise...
Unless you have a valid, written agreement (such as a divorce settlement) to the contrary, the your son is an adult & is responsible for his own...
Unless & until there's a court order, the child can live with either parent. If the child is already living with one parent, and the other wants...
Merely because you move to NY doesn't mean a NY court will have jurisdiction over him. You would first need to register the order for...
I assume you mean contact between his family & the child, correct? In any event, as a general rule, any such application would need to be filed in...
You have up to 20 days from service of the Answer to file an automatic amendment of your complaint. After that, you'd need to either do so by...
If the "father" signed an acknowledgement of paternity, then he's presumptively the father unless & until you file a paternity proceeding, have him...
If the child support order (assuming there is one) doesn't carve out a break for him when the child is with him (most do not), then he can't...
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