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Can paternity be established if the non-custodial parent is out of state?

April 26, 2017non-custodial parent paternity State

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Can paternity be established if the non-custodial parent is out of state?

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Paternity can be established through long arm statute or a UIFSA petition to the other state. This procedure takes more time than usual, as service of process and scheduling genetic tests take longer when the non-custodial parent and custodial parent are in different states. Click here to learn more about interstate cases.