Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
family law
what are fathers rights in a case where paternity was never established? would he be able to come and get temporay custody of the child? what rights do i have as a mother? being that we were never married do i currently have custody?
Asked on 7/20/09, 2:33 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Brent Rose
The Orsini & Rose Law Firm
Re: family law
In simple terms, Florida law doesn't provide any rights to a father where paternity was never established by court order. You have custody, and he legally gets nothing until he files a paternity suit.
Answered on 7/20/09, 8:21 pm
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