Q. Can the father file for custody if paternity hasn’t been established?
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Can the father file for custody if paternity hasn’t been established?

What if the father of the child hasn’t established paternity and yet wants to play an active role in the child’s life?


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  • christophernason

    Paternity first needs to be established before the court can make orders concerning custody. If you’re in a situation where paternity has not been established, your best course of action is to look for a family law firm that has years of experience protecting and securing the rights of fathers who are fighting for access to their kids.

    A custody attorney will walk you through the necessary steps that need to be taken to secure your legal rights so you can have an active role in the life of your child. The team at Regele Law can help you establish paternity as well as child custody orders. They can also provide expert legal assistance when drafting a fair and balanced parenting time schedule and writing parenting plans. Schedule a consultation with a custody attorney to get started with a thorough evaluation of your case.


       

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