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Basically it is when a woman makes a false claim of the identity of the biological father of her child or children. There are a few states which have established laws pertainint to the issue, most states assume that any man named as the biological father will remain legally so until the claim is contested and paternity is determined by DNA or a traditional blood test. Such a charge is usually brought in civil court when a man contests paternity and seeks relief and restitution for monies already paid for child support or to be excluded from the legal responsibility of payment of support.

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Is Paternity fraud illegal in Arizona?

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Should get one in every birth as there's a 30% rate of paternity fraud


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Can you sue a mother for paternity fraud in North Dakota?

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Can you sue the mother of your child for paternity fraud in Ohio?

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When and how paternity fraud is committed how does someone get it back ti court?

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If a woman has a child while she is married who is the father legally and who has to pay child support?

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Are you protected by law if you give your baby your last name as the father?

As of now, Paternity Fraud is not yet illegal, though that may change.


If the father's name is listed on birth certificate does he still need paternity testing before ordered to pay child support?

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Can you give your child her father's last name even if he doesn't sign the birth certificate in California?

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