Paternity Lawyer in Minnesota
Paternity
Being the father of a child can bring significant financial responsibilities, though not necessarily the right to have a relationship with the child. While establishing paternity is a simple process, the legal ramifications of fatherhood can be very complex. The attorneys at Anderson & Skubitz, PLLC can help both mothers and fathers in Minnesota paternity cases.Call us at 507-665-3349 or 800-801-3349 Toll Free for a consultation. We can discuss your situation and how we may be able to achieve your legal goals.
Being the father of a child can bring significant financial responsibilities, though not necessarily the right to have a relationship with the child. While establishing paternity is a simple process, the legal ramifications of fatherhood can be very complex. The attorneys at Anderson & Skubitz, PLLC can help both mothers and fathers in Minnesota paternity cases.Call us at 507-665-3349 or 800-801-3349 Toll Free for a consultation. We can discuss your situation and how we may be able to achieve your legal goals.
Establishing Paternity
To collect the DNA needed for a paternity test, a few skin cells are scraped from the mouths of the child and the purported father. The two samples are then analyzed and compared in a medical laboratory to determine whether the man is the father of the child.
Paternity and Child Support
A biological father can be required to pay child support. The attorneys at Anderson & Skubitz represent mothers who wish to establish the parentage of a child for the purposes of obtaining child support.
Please contact one of our Minnesota Paternity Lawyers for more information.
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- Adoption
- Appellate Work
- Agricultural & Farm Law
- Banking Law
- Business and Corporate Law
- Child Support / Child Custody
- Civil Litigation
- Construction Law
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- DWI
- Elder Law
- Estate Planning
- Family Law
- Insurance Litigation
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- Municipal Law / City Law
- Paternity
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- Wrongful Death