Paternity
A paternity action is commenced when parents have at least one child in common and are not married. Either parent can commence a paternity action. A determination or paternity must be made either by an acknowledgment of paternity or a paternity test. In a paternity action both the Mother and Father have certain rights. The parents or a Judge must determine child custody, parenting time and support.
Contact our Scottsdale family law attorneys to determine your paternity rights.
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