What Are A Mother And Fathers Rights In California, When You Are Not Married?
In modern times many couples have children when they are not married. Problems can arise with respect to Child Custody, Visitation, and Child Support when these couples break off the relationship. In a perfect world the mother and the father are amicable in such a situation, and do what is in the child or childrens best interest. However, it is much safer, and highly recommended, that you obtain Court orders with respect to custody, visitation, and support issues, so that the mother and father each know their respective rights and obligations, and so that there are no ambiguities regarding the same. This article will discuss the issue of children who are born out of wedlock from both the mother and the fathers prospective to give you a general understanding of the law in California regarding children born out of wedlock. The Mothers Prospective The mother of a child that is born out of wedlock has a unique advantage in that she does not normally have to prove that the child is hers. If
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- What Are A Mother And Fathers Rights In California, When You Are Not Married?
