It took 50 yrs to prove they are not his children

[kittaya]

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[Joker_007]

As Californian law Still he is the Father of those Childs not matter what DNA test tell ..

[kittaya]

7 hours ago, Joker_007 said:

As Californian law Still he is the Father of those Childs not matter what DNA test tell ..

What is the rule mama

[Joker_007]

1 hour ago, kittaya said:

What is the rule mama

 

California paternity rule

In California, establishing paternity involves determining the legal father of a child. Here are the key aspects of the California paternity rule:

1. Assumed Paternity: If parents are married when a child is born, paternity is assumed, and the husband is considered the legal father unless there is contestation within the first two years.
2. Unmarried Parents: For unmarried parents, paternity must be established through a legal process, typically by signing a Voluntary Declaration of Parentage (VDOP) form or through a court order.
3. Court-Ordered Paternity: If the alleged father contests paternity or refuses to sign a VDOP, a court case may be initiated to determine paternity. The court may order genetic testing to establish paternity.
4. Genetic Testing: The court may order genetic testing to determine paternity, but this is not the sole determining factor. The court will consider various factors, including the child’s best interests, to establish paternity.
5. Legal Consequences: Establishing paternity has significant legal consequences, including:
   • Custody and visitation (parenting time) orders
   • Child support obligations
   • Inheritance and financial benefits for the child
   • Ability to make decisions regarding the child’s health, education, and welfare
6. Time Limit: There is no statute of limitations for establishing paternity in California.
7. Forms and Filings: The California Department of Child Support Services and the California Courts provide various forms and instructions for establishing paternity, including the VDOP form and the Petition to Determine Parental Relationship (FL-200).