Legal Question in Family Law in California
Fathers holding on to paternity rights
What can I do if the mother of my two month old daughter files a recission of paternity and I have already served her papers to go to court for visitation and child support can they just take away my paternal rights just like that?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Fathers holding on to paternity rights
You need to object to her request to rescind your parental rights. Your parental rights must first be established. That can be done by a blood test. The court can terminate parental rights only under cirtain circumstances. One of which is failure to support and/or have no contact. Therefore you should pay child support either to the mother or put the money into a trust account until the court makes a paternity determination and orders support.
Re: Fathers holding on to paternity rights
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