PATERNITY MOTION

Paternity Motion in California – 5 Essential Steps to Secure Legal Rights

 

Establishing Legal Paternity in California

 

If you need to file a Paternity Motion in California to legally establish fatherhood, LegalDoc-Prep is here to help. We assist with accurate, affordable document preparation so you can protect your parental rights and move forward with confidence.

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    • Preparing and filing court documents

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What is a Paternity Motion in California?

A Paternity Motion is a legal request to the court to establish the legal father of a child. It allows parents to resolve custody, visitation, and child support issues.

Who can file a Paternity Motion?

Either the mother or the alleged father can file a Paternity Motion in California. It is commonly used when the parents are not married.

Do I need a lawyer to file a Paternity Motion?

Not necessarily. Legal document preparers like LegalDoc-Prep can help you file the necessary documents without the cost of an attorney.

What happens after paternity is established?

Once paternity is confirmed, the father has legal rights and responsibilities, including child support, visitation, and the ability to participate in legal decisions for the child.

For more official information, visit the California Courts Parentage page.

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