It's somewhat unlikely, but if she can convince the hearing officer/judge to hold a hearing on it, you may have to make an appearance and explain why you are incapable of doing so. However, with a reason such as that, it is unlikely her request would be granted.
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no you can't i dont think the child always stay with the mother unless you can go to court about it.
No, as it's required to establish paternity.
He has no rights even if she's not married. Only a court can grant that. If the couple remains together, and the man is willing to raise the non-biological child, it's best for the child to have no disruption to it's life. But, a court order needs to be enter that says she can never file a claim against you for child support.A child born to a married woman is presumed to be her husband's child until/unless a court rules otherwise, via DNA test or other evidence.
A parent can not give her rights away but the court can make someone else the legal guardian of the child and approve adoption and terminate the parents rights. It's the court who decides if the woman the mother chose is suitable. Also, the court will require the consent of the father.
He can be if she goes to court and names him in a paternity suit.
Assuming the man believes that he is the biological father of a child that the woman is the mother of, yes, he could ask a court to order a DNA test as part of an action concerning the child.
None, even if you lived in the same country. Only the court can grant you rights, in this case, a Canadian court, but an American court will handle child support.see links
She is not required to answer questions that would force her to confess to a crime.
She needs to go back to court and request a paternity test to determine if her ex-husband is the father. If he is he will be required to pay child support. If he is determined not to be the father then she can request the court order a paternity test by the man she committed adultery with at the time she conceived.In some states a child born during a marriage is assumed to be a child of that marriage.The woman should visit the family court and ask to speak with an advocate.She needs to go back to court and request a paternity test to determine if her ex-husband is the father. If he is he will be required to pay child support. If he is determined not to be the father then she can request the court order a paternity test by the man she committed adultery with at the time she conceived.In some states a child born during a marriage is assumed to be a child of that marriage.The woman should visit the family court and ask to speak with an advocate.She needs to go back to court and request a paternity test to determine if her ex-husband is the father. If he is he will be required to pay child support. If he is determined not to be the father then she can request the court order a paternity test by the man she committed adultery with at the time she conceived.In some states a child born during a marriage is assumed to be a child of that marriage.The woman should visit the family court and ask to speak with an advocate.She needs to go back to court and request a paternity test to determine if her ex-husband is the father. If he is he will be required to pay child support. If he is determined not to be the father then she can request the court order a paternity test by the man she committed adultery with at the time she conceived.In some states a child born during a marriage is assumed to be a child of that marriage.The woman should visit the family court and ask to speak with an advocate.
The same as if she was a US citizen. You have to apply in court.
Nothing, unless there is a divorce or other court order prohibiting the woman from taking the child out of the state.