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Ohiogal

Queen Bee
We've never been married. I've signed the parental affidavit and my name is on the BC. It won't be an issue to determine via DNA.
If you signed the AOP at the time of his birth, you cannot dispute paternity at this point. Nor can mom. The law doesn't allow for it. A parentage action is what the initial case is called for unmarried parents to establish orders for custody, visitation, and support. It is the time when the court recognizes that you are legally the father and grants you enforceable rights.
 


gobucks06

Member
If I understand correctly... I obtain a parentage action on my son which I will argue should be based on the order for D12. If Mom wants to alter the order for D12 she will have to file for that in the original county but by that time there will be the order for S7 already in place and based on the original order for D12 so changes would be unlikely.
 

Ohiogal

Queen Bee
If I understand correctly... I obtain a parentage action on my son which I will argue should be based on the order for D12. If Mom wants to alter the order for D12 she will have to file for that in the original county but by that time there will be the order for S7 already in place and based on the original order for D12 so changes would be unlikely.
Mom could have the case for D12 transferred and heard with the action for S7. That is also a possibility.
 

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