What The Fsd Or Local Child Support Agency Needs To Establish Paternity When The Alleged Father Does Not Cooperate
The FSD or local child support agency needs as much information as possible about the alleged father including:
- Facts about the mother`s relationship with him, her pregnancy and the child`s birth;
- Whether or not the alleged father ever provided any money for the child;
- Whether or not the alleged father ever admitted in any way that the child was his (for example: through letters or gifts);
- A picture of the alleged father with the child, if available;
- Any information from others who could confirm the mother and alleged father`s relationship;
- His home and business address;
- Names and addresses of his previous employers;
- Whether or not the child was conceived in California, and the child ever lived in California
Other California Paternity FAQs
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How Your Children Benefit From Paternity Establishment
A: Establishing paternity is an important first step in obtaining child support. In addition to providing the basis for obtaining support from the noncustodial … More -
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What If He Denies He Is The Father, Or Says He's Not Sure?
A: Paternity may be determined after genetic tests are given to the mother, the child and the alleged father. Test results are available in approximately four to eight … More -
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What Happens After Paternity Is Established?
A: Once paternity is established, the FSD or local child support agency will establish a support order, in most cases. -
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Despite The Genetic Tests, The Alleged Father Still Says He Is Not The Father. Will The Case Be Closed?
A: No. If the genetic tests show that it is likely that he is the father, the matter will be set for a hearing or trial and paternity will be decided. If the issue of … More -
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Can Paperwork Be Filed To Establish Paternity While The Mother Is Pregnant, Before The Child Is Born?
A: Yes. The paperwork may be filed during the pregnancy. If the alleged father denies that he is the father, paternity can be determined by blood tests after the child is … More

