Category: Paternity

The Doctrine of “Estoppel” in Paternity Actions

Fathers typically acknowledge paternity at a child’s birth (in New York by means of a notarized “Acknowledgment of Paternity” form, which has the same effect as court adjudication of paternity), or either parent will...

You Are NOT the Father…Or Are You?

Wisselman Harounian Parental Rights

Even in the age of DNA testing, the issue of paternity is not always straightforward. Legally being the father of a child can sometimes be different than biologically being the father of a child. A legal father has to pay...

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The Doctrine of “Estoppel” in Paternity Actions

You Are NOT the Father…Or Are You?

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