Legal Question in Family Law in California
Paternity
My case went to the court of appeal. And the final decision was to do DNA testing for my son. I took it back to the trial court and now the trial court says that he is 18 now and the family court no longer has an interest in this matter. What can be done legally to get the test done. Do I take it back to the court of appeal. Or let it go
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Paternity
That depends upon what you wish to achieve. If custody and visitation are the only matters at issue then the trial judge is probably right. Please e-mail me with more information concerning the action and your goals and I can give you some better information. You must act quickly as your right to appeal is short. Good Luck, Pat McCrary
Re: Paternity
If the child is 18 then he/she may volentarly submit to the test if interested. Call me directly at 6192223504.
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