When a spouse files for divorce during pregnancy, one of the first steps we take for our clients is to insist that a paternity test be performed.
If you have any reason to suspect the child may not be yours, be very cautious in how you interact with your spouse and how you approach the pregnancy.
Specifically, don’t sign forms that can be used to indicate that you have accepted paternity.
Courts have a vested interest in ensuring that children in Rochester are supported, and it does happen that men with no biological connection to a child end up paying child support for decades.
Protect yourself. Let the attorneys at Friedman & Ranzenhofer force your spouse to prove paternity.
Call 585-484-7432 for a legal consultation today.