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What if one or both parents are reluctant to sign?

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What if one or both parents are reluctant to sign?

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Remember that acknowledgment of paternity is voluntary. Consider the parents’ circumstances when discussing acknowledgment of paternity. If both parents seem cooperative, it may be appropriate to discuss the acknowledgment with both parents at the same time. However, if the parents are not together or have specific individual concerns, each parent should be approached separately and in private. Remember also that paternity can be established at a later date, either by Family Court or by acknowledgment at any time before the child’s 21st birthday.

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