How to Prove Paternity

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Tip 1 - How to Establish Paternity | Nolo.com

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How to Establish Paternity | Nolo.com

Here's an overview of common legal issues regarding naming the father of a child when the parents are not married.

Tip 2 - The DNA Paternity Test Guide: How to Prove Fatherhood with DNA

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Learn the best ways to identify a child’s biological father—or confirm an adult’s true father—through a DNA paternity test.
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Tip 3 - Single Father? Why and How You Should Establish Paternity

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Single Father? Why and How You Should Establish Paternity

Making the effort to establish paternity formally is about more than just a monthly child support check.Your child also gains legal benefits. Page 1 of 3

Tip 4 - How to Establish Paternity

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How to Establish Paternity

Men are not automatically guaranteed parental rights when a child is born out of wedlock. Paternity must be established in order to handle issues such as child support and even custody or visitation. Sometimes paternity is a matter of just...
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Tip 5 - How a Man Can Prove Paternity of a Child

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How a Man Can Prove Paternity of a Child

Paternity entitles a man to act as a child's parent and seek custody. 'Father status' also imposes obligations, such as that of child support. If the man is married to the mother at the time of conception or birth, then the law assumes that he is the father and his name will be on the birth certificate. Some states allow this presumption to challenged under certain conditions, such as if the husband denies paternity and another man claims to be the father.
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