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Paternity Law Issues relating to establishing and disputing paternity, DNA testing, and associated matters.

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Old 01-19-2008, 05:56 PM
Zakarys_momma Zakarys_momma is offline
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Unhappy Signing Over Rights
The father of my child hasn't been in the picture basically since conception and I would like him to sign over his rights. I live in Oregon and he lives in Indiana. Does paternity have to be established before hand? Can I do it without establishing paternity? What are the steps for signing over rights? I'm clueless so please, any information would be great...
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Old 01-19-2008, 06:00 PM
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You must first establish paternity. You next must see if he is even willing to do so. If he is not you will find a tough time gettign this done. However if he refuses seek support and he of course can seek visitation rights
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