Minnesota Paternity Law
“Paternity” is defined as the “legal” father of a child. As the legal father, he is obliged to financially support that child until the child reaches adulthood at the age of eighteen. In some cases, the father may have to request a court appearance to schedule parenting time and custody of the child.
In the state of Minnesota, when the child is born and the father is present during the birth, it is at that time, both parents will have signed a Recognition of Parentage. Recognition of Parentage establishes paternity for the purposes of child support. Unless ordered by the Court, the father has no legal binding rights to that child. When a parenting plan is reached between the two parents, it is then in the hands of the Court until the agreement is apart of the Court order. Read Full Post
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llemeyn Law Firm has become an important resource for the people of Blaine, Coon Rapids, Andover, Ham Lake, Lino Lakes, Circle Pines, Stacy, Forest Lake, and myriad other communities in Minnesota. An area of specialty for Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn is Paternity Law. Relationships are by nature and definition complicated. When there are questions about who the real, biological father of a child is, you can imagine that the stress of a relationship, which may be tenuous at best, will be even greater.
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