You will have to file with the original court to have the child support order lifted in light of the new evidence. In some states however if you were married and or signed the birth certificate you are legally responsible for the child regardless of biological relationship.
It depend where you live in the world , the Law are differant from country to another .
No, if the man in question is not willing to pay without DNA proof, then lawfully he does not have to pay child support. Child support is for the actual father to pay to support his child, but, if the child is not his there is no need. That's why it's called CHILD support.AnswerContrary to the first answer, a man cannot make such decisions on his own if there is any outstanding court order. If the DNA testing is still in process then he has not yet been eliminated as the biological father. The results of the DNA test will be the deciding factor.If there is a child support order in place and the man has decided to question his paternity then he must follow the court order until a temporary order is issued or until the matter is settled and it has been determined he is not the father. In that case, he will need to petition the court to terminate the prior child support order.
A judge can order child support from the father if a court-ordered DNA test proves that he is the child's father.
The right to petition the courts for the right to see and support his child.
In order to pay child support there have to be proof you are the father so a DNA test is taken.
If a child support order was issued against you and you have doubts whether you are the father of the child then you can request a DNA test through the court. You should act immediately.If a child support order was issued against you and you have doubts whether you are the father of the child then you can request a DNA test through the court. You should act immediately.If a child support order was issued against you and you have doubts whether you are the father of the child then you can request a DNA test through the court. You should act immediately.If a child support order was issued against you and you have doubts whether you are the father of the child then you can request a DNA test through the court. You should act immediately.
if your name is on the birth certificate and you are paying child support, and are up to date on them, then you can ask for a DNA test.
No, you don't, however, you need to have DNA test done in order to prove that you're not the biological father.
Yes.
Paternity must be established before support is established. Paternity may be established by the father's acknowledgment of paternity in open court.
In order to pay child support there would've been a DNA test taken to determine that you really are the father. If you can prove you are not the father with a new DNA test you can go to court and stop the child support. If the mother refuses to help with the DNA test you can get a court order for it.
If you can't find a child's father for DNA testing, one solution is to hire a private detective or skip tracer. If there is a child support order in place and the father is behind on his support payments, there are lawyers willing to track him down on a contingency basis.