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Can Paternity Tests Get It Wrong?
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Since Florida laws require fathers to financially provide for their children’s shelter and upbringing, determining paternity is a high priority, and paternity tests are sometimes ordered by the courts.
 
Can paternity tests be wrong, though? Read on to learn about how paternity tests work, how accurate they really are,
and why your tests results might just be incorrect.
 
How Paternity Tests Work
 
Paternity tests use DNA… Read More [+]


How to Avoid Mistakes in Your Florida Family Law Case
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Even in the most amicable, straightforward family law cases, mistakes can easily be made that compromise one or more parties and draw out litigation. Follow this advice to sidestep common mistakes that could cost you in your Florida family law case.
 
Know the basics of family law
 
Family law usually involves significant life changes, such as planning for a wedding, adopting a child, separating, or divorcing. All… Read More [+]


What Floridians Can Do about Paternity Fraud
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Having a child is generally one of the most momentous and exciting occasions in your life, but for some fathers, it can be an ongoing nightmare.
 
Paternity fraud is a devastating problem in Florida family courts. Thousands of fathers and children are affected by paternity fraud and end up as innocent victims. How does this happen and, if you are a victim, what can you do to fight… Read More [+]


Four Types of Tests Used to Prove Paternity
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For a child to have a legal father in Florida, the mother must be married at the time of birth or an acknowledgement of paternity must be signed by both parents at the hospital. Otherwise, paternity will need to be established at a later time, most likely using a paternity test.
 
What are these tests? How do they work? Below we are going to detail four different types of… Read More [+]


5 Ways That Paternity Can Be Established in Florida
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As the father of a child or children, you have a lot of responsibilities. The emotional and mental labor that comes with being a parent makes it one of the hardest jobs in the world. And while this job can be done without any official documents or signatures to prove your connection to your child, it is understandable if a man wants to establish paternity and claim the right to… Read More [+]