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Does the mother never married have to allow the father to sign the birth certificate if he wants it to add to his deers to get more money for him?
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∙ 15y ago
Well first of all the father doesn't sign a birth certificate he signs an acknowledgement of paternity with the unmarried mother and two witnesses to declare that he is the father. This legal document will allow the birth registrar to put his name on the birth certificate as the father. As long as the mother signs the acknowledgement then it will be legallly binding just as if they had went to court. If she chooses not to sign then the document will not be complete and on the child's birth certificate the father's name will remain blank. (Please remember it is very important to acknowledge paternity for the child's sake. It is very disappointing when a child looks at their birth certificate and does not see a father's name. Also the child will have the rights to certain medical information/hystory from their father in the event that child has a medical condition as well as the right to child support.)
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What can you do if the mother will not allow the children see or talk to their father abruptly?
It depends on the custody order already in place. If the mother is violating the custody order, the father can sue her for contempt, and ask that she be appropriately sanctioned. If there is no custody order in place, the father will need to sue the mother for legitimation or divorce, depending on whether they are married, and ask that custody be determined.
What can the mother do to the father if the test shows it is his child?
Well the mother has to allow the father to see the child a little bit and the judge will decide how though!
Can a Muslim husband his mother in law?
his father should not allow it, but it isnt illegal.
Can a mother keep the child from the father if the father is on the birth certificate?
Not if it's court ordered. If another man signed the birth certificate and the mother knew he was not the biological father she is guilty of fraud. The father can ask for a court ordered DNA test to prove he is the biological father and she can not refuse this. He can then proceed to get his name on the birth certificate and also get visitation, pay child support and petition for custody.
Can a under aged mother put fathers name on birth certificate?
If the minor is the biological mother of the infant she can. But, the person named as the father has the right to contest the matter and request a paternity test if he so chooses. If the couple are unmarried, and the father denies paternity, the court will require paternity to be established before any issues regarding the child (child support, custody, visitation, etc.) will be addressed.
How can the fathers last name be removed from birth certificate Parents never married and father has moved to another state does not pay child support?
As a general rule modifications are not made to birth records. You can petition the court to allow a name change. However, even if a name change is allowed by the court it will not change the name on the birth certificate.
Can you get sole custody of your child if the father left the city leaving no way to contact him?
The answer depends on your marital status. An unmarried mother has sole custody of her child in most jurisdictions unless and until the father has established his paternity in court and requested joint custody. If married, it is called 'abandonment' and you have it automatically when he left you. If he returned to your life at a later time, he would have to pay back child support. The court would never allow him full custody if he just abandoned you, unless you were proven unfit to be a mother. Here is a tip, when the baby is born, do not put the father's name in the blank on the birth certificate. Just have them leave it blank, do not put "unknown" or the real father could use that against you saying you slept around and don't even know the real father. Leaving it blank means he will have to prove his paternity in order to have visitation. Most guys (especially the type who run away) will not go through the trouble. If the couple are married the mother must place the spouse's name on the birth certificate or sign an affidavit stating that the spouse is not the father of the child. Such action will negate any possibility of support or total custody paternity has been established. If the couple are not married the law presumes that the mother has full custodial rights until the alleged father has established paternity and has received custodial rights from the court.
The judge said the father has to much control over mother and mother wants to move out state father wants to do a custody evaluation will the judge allow that after he awarded mother sole custody?
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If the mother and father of a child aren't married and the mother is getting married to a military man what rights does the father have if they were to move?
Your rights need to be established by a court order for visitation and for child support. If you have a visitation order in place then the court has jurisdiction over your child and his mother must appeal to the court to allow her to move the child out of state. The court will assess the situation in the best interest of the child. If you have not been actively involved in your child's life the court will take that into consideration when it renders a decision. You should consult with an attorney.
Can a mother who has sole custody not allow a father to see his child if he has joint guardianship?
Not without the approval of the courts.
If ex girl gets married do you still have to pay child support?
Yes. If the father and mother mutually agree to relinquish the biological father's rights he will not have to pay child support. However, most states will not allow this unless the new spouse is willing to legally adopt and provide for the child.
If you got pregnant by a married man and you were still married and the bio-dad wants to sign his rights away and the mother doesn't want that what would a judge do?
It is hard to say what a judge would do. Most likely the judge will allow the father to sign away his rights but charge the father child support for the child. It really can go any direction, but this is the most logical.
