Establishing and denying paternity
If no father is specified in the child’s birth certificate, therefore neither in the register of births, deaths and marriages, the child’s mother or the man who claims to be the child’s father may petition the court to establish paternity.
Similarly, a situation may arise where the child’s father registered in the register of births, deaths and marriages claims not to be the father or where his paternity is denied by the child’s mother. In such cases, the man or the child’s mother has the right to deny paternity.
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In all cases involving status rights of parents and children, the legal assistance of a specialist lawyer can be useful.
What issues do we typically handle for clients in relation to establishing or denying paternity?
- What are the legal requirements and conditions for the presumption of paternity?
- I want to deny the paternity of my child, how should I proceed?
- I am a minor child and need representation in court to establish/deny paternity
- Drawing up necessary documents to establish paternity
- Drawing up necessary documents to deny paternity
- How to make a statement to confirm the paternity of my child?
- How to make a statement to deny paternity?
- Legal representation in court proceedings
