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Should I file for child support if the man immediately denied the child? and got a better answer
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if you gave birth when you were not married to the child's father, then write two requirements in the lawsuit 1 Establishment of paternity in respect of the full name 2 the appointment of alimony from this name if you gave birth when you were married to the child's father, then in the suit write 1 appointments of alimony from this name and his refusal daddy can wipe his face if the child was born when married to not the father of the child, then the suit write 1 Establishment of paternity to the name 2 the appointment of alimony from this name And the husband may have to write a suit to challenge the paternity with which you agree?
If you gave birth in the absence of the father of the child, in the lawsuit, write two requirements 1 Establishment of paternity in relation to the full name 2 the appointment of alimony from this name if you gave birth in the absence of the father of the child, the claim write 1 appointments of alimony from this name and his refusal, the father can wipe his face if the child was born when married to not the father, then the claim write 1 Establishment of paternity in relation to the name 2 the appointment of alimony from this name And the husband may have to write a suit to challenge paternity with which you agree
Yes, how so?
of course.
What did you have the baby for?
You can't. You have to prove it's his child.
Yes, but they can ask for a paternity test.
no doubt, file for paternity and child support.
Write a statement to the prosecutor's office. The corpus delicti, it is obvious! Overcome the proof. And the case, rrokanet!
Girl, what were you thinking? If he immediately refused. It's a scam.
Of course! What a bastard!
Paternity must be established first.
Whatever. But you have to have a baby with your husband, not a man. When are you dumbasses gonna figure that out?
It's not hard to apply. It's often IMPOSSIBLE to get real money - you leaf down and see - HALF of the questions HOW to recover From the father in the SOR one hassle in life - the certificates are always needed, the damn border
If there is no urgent need for it, take your time. It's always possible to sue the PAPU through child support. Statute of limitations until the age of 18 years NO! But that the DAD pay FREE ATTENTION to his CHILD.not all are given the happiness. Time heals, which means you need a pause. Daddy himself will be active,.because the child is growing up, and it can not be that the DAD does not notice it!
the husband can't give up the baby.
Establish paternity through the court, and then collect child support.
You need to establish paternity, this is only possible by court order.
You cannot sue a man at all, you can collect child support from the child's father Accordingly: establish paternity, and from the father of this and collect.
If the birth certificate has a dash in the father's column, first you have to establish paternity
try it.