January 18, 2010 By Paul Wallin

The father of a child born out of marriage can petition the court to establish and enforce his rights as a father. Some of these rights include custody, visitation and the right to support the minor child.

The process involves filing a Petition to Establish a Parental Relationship along with filing an Order to Show Cause seeking orders for these rights. A DNA test can be done to prove whether or not the father is the biological father of the child. The court can make temporary orders regarding custody and visitation of the minor child once paternity has been established. These orders can include custody, visitation and support for the minor child.

Protect your rights as a parent and contact the experienced attorneys at the Law Firm of Wallin and Klarich. Call our firm now at 1-888-749-7428 and schedule an appointment with our experienced family law attorneys to discuss your rights.

Leave a comment

Practice area

  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
  • Contact Us Now

    If you want a caring and aggressive family law firm fighting for your legal rights, now is the time to contact us.

Categories

Latest Posts

SCHEDULE YOUR free consultation
  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.