you can try DNA if they don't believe you ,but it really depends if you broke any terms of contract when you stpped paying support at 1 and if the mothers got custody anyway you havn't got much chance.
Answeryes he can because all he needs to do is do a DNA test and if ti comes out he is the father all he has to do is ask the judge to have custidy! Answeryes, he can try to take a DNA test with the 4 year oldMy daughter has my last name, her dad isn't on the birth certificate but he does pay child support. can i change her last name when i get married and how? My daughter has my last name, her dad isn't on the birth certificate but he does pay child support. can i change her last name when i get married and how?
My daughter has my last name, her dad isn't on the birth certificate but he does pay child support. can i change her last name when i get married and how? My daughter has my last name, her dad isn't on the birth certificate but he does pay child support. can i change her last name when i get married and how?
IF SHE IS YOUR STEP DAUGHTER ,THEN NO . BUT IF YOU ARE ON HER BIRTH CERTIFICATE, THEN YES.
No you can not. You have to support her until she is an adult.
No. If a woman is legally married she cannot begin a claim for child support from another man. If she remains married she has two options: 1. The husbands name will be listed on the birth certificate, or 2. The birth certificate will remain blank and there cannot even be an affidavit of parentage filed. You can still have a paternity test, but there is still no obligation there legally. Now, if one wants to pursue the child support she must leave the section blank and pursue it after the divorce is final. Just know that this does not mean that the obligor would be help responsible from birth. Most likely from the time the claim was filed.
If she can prove paternity, there might be some child support due. But, the husband would be the legal parent, if his name is on the birth certificate.
If you are married to the mother, no. Then you share everything naturally. But if you have a child and you are separated or not married to the mother, and you do not have custody of the children, you have to pay child support
You will have to file with the original court to have the child support order lifted in light of the new evidence. In some states however if you were married and or signed the birth certificate you are legally responsible for the child regardless of biological relationship.
A Hindu boy can marry his mother's sister's son's daughter if he can support her. This is legally acceptable on a Vivah Sanskar.
It is certainly possible, but it is not just his choice, there have to be appropriate measures in place to provide support for the child, now legally his.
If she is married, no. If she is unmarried, yes.
Only if his name is on the birth certificate and he doesn't contest it. If he askes for a DNA test or can prove it isn't his, No.