On behalf of Faucette Law Firm LLC | Jul 10, 2018 | co-parenting, Douglasville Family Law Attorney, Family Law, Family Lawyer, father's rights, legitimation
Unwed parents often establish informal custodial arrangements after the birth of a child and, as a result, many unmarried fathers place filing a legitimation action on the back burner. These fathers are often fearful or resentful of the court involvement that comes...
On behalf of Faucette Law Firm LLC | Aug 10, 2017 | Acknowledgment of Legitimation, Acknowledgment of Paternity, Administrative Legitimation, Douglasville Family Law Attorney, father's rights, legitimation
Legitimation is the process by which unwed fathers establish a legal relationship with their child. It is much more significant than the establishment of paternity, which is simply the legal identification of the biological father of the child. Legitimation enables...
On behalf of Faucette Law Firm LLC | Jun 21, 2016 | child custody, child support, Douglasville Divorce Lawyer, Family Lawyer, father's rights, legitimation, paternity, paternity acknowledgment form
Often unwed parents recall signing a form at the hospital after the birth of their child called a Paternity Acknowledgment Form. These unwed parents often question the purpose of the form and what rights, if any, it provides to the unwed father. The Paternity...
On behalf of Faucette Law Firm LLC | Feb 23, 2016 | Family Lawyer, legitimation
Fathers are an integral part of a child’s life, Sometimes the relationship between the unmarried mother and father of a child can deteriorate to the point where there is very little that can be agreed upon. However, regardless of the relationship between parents...
On behalf of Faucette Law Firm LLC | Jun 7, 2015 | child custody, child support, Douglasville Divorce Lawyer, legitimation
The issue of what rights a father has when it comes to their children has been posed to our law firm by several of our clients. Several fathers of children born out of wedlock have had to address the legitimation of their child. In Georgia legitimation establishes...
