Can a biological father fight in court the already stablished paternity of another man?
If the child was not born during your marriage then the biological father may assert rights to the child regardless of who signed an acknowledgment...
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If the child was not born during your marriage then the biological father may assert rights to the child regardless of who signed an acknowledgment...
The father can sign and file an acknowledgment of paternity form.
It depends when you separated. If it was before 12/1/16, then you must wait two years from the date of separation and then change it to a 3301(d)...
Probably, it depends on the circumstances. If the child wants to contact you in the middle of dinner and the parent says to wait until after dinner...
There is no such thing as customary time. It is decided on a case-by-case by applying the custody factors listed in the Custody Act.
She will either need to sign the title or you will need a court order to give PennDOT, which you would have to serve notice of to her. Either way...
You can be photographed and filmed without your consent, but you cannot be audio recorded without your consent.
If there are no economic issues and nothing is in joint names and you would both sign everything necessary then it will be the local county filing...
You need to file a petition to withdraw the PFA. Start by going to MidPenn or Victim Witness if that is who helped you get it filed in the first...
Yes. He can definitely get in trouble. You did not issue the court order, the judge did. Unless the judge authorized contact or grants a petition...