Its a father’s most horrible nightmare to find out that he has been cheated into thinking a child is his own; when in fact, it is not. Emotionally devotion, expense, time; all of these things can be frustrating. And love for the child, a complicating factor. If you find yourself in this shocking condition, and still want to break from the relationship and situation; there are steps you can take to improve your chances of Disestablishment Of Paternity.
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Family law cases, such as disestablishment
of paternity rights are possible, but not always easy. This process frees you from the burden of
child support payments to a child who is not yours. It is a process which may
be not easy to achieve without a well-trained and experienced lawyer.
William D. Evans, APLC, Long Beach child support attorney, has helped his
clients navigate some of the most complex child custody and child support
cases.
Disestablishment of
paternity
Disestablishment of paternity creates situation under which a father may disestablish paternity when he is not the natural father of the child. Establishing parenthood is the lawful procedure of identifying the natural father of a child, generally for reasons of child support, custody, and visitation. It may be essential to establish a child’s eligibility for public or private benefits such as health and life insurance, social security, veteran’s benefits, family’s medical history, and inheritance issues.
On the other hand, what happens when a father discovers that he is not the natural parent; after a period of having paid child support under the statement that he is the natural parent of the child? What if the biological father is willing to get involved and wishes to set up a relationship with their child? The legal way to cure for this circumstance can be disestablishment of paternity, for the reason of stopping child support payments and dissolving parental responsibilities.
William D. Evans, APLC is the best Family Law Attorney Los Angeles. He has been practicing family law in California for over 4 decades. He represents his clients throughout Southern California in a wide range of family law cases. In California, each parent is required to support their children financially until the child reaches age 19 or graduates from high school as a around the clock student at age 18.
To know more contact William D. Evans, APLC on (562) 439-9001
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