Legal Question in Family Law in Nevada
The Family court has failed to produce documents a Birth Certificate, and financial documents they say I have signed. If I am found to not be the biological father, and the documents requested can't be found, What legal resources do I have? Can I file a civil suit against the parties involved? There so many unanswered circumstances surrounding this case, I wish I could bring this case to your court. Thankyou, I look forward to hearing from you soon.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Unless you have an identical twin, with the advent of DNA technology, paternity can be conclusively established without any other corroboration. If you were married to the mother during child birth, the presumption in NV is that the child is yours, but you can rebut that presumption with DNA.
You can also ask for attorneys fees and costs for fighting this paternity battle. Also, you should ensure that the legal action is sealed.
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