It's easy to get caught up in the excitement of new life, and many people are excited at the idea of parenthood. However, if you and the mother aren't married, you may want to consider carefully whether or not you should voluntarily acknowledge paternity without DNA...
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Month: January 2017
Badmouthing the other parent: How to lose custody of your kids
On behalf of Selleck Legal, PLLC | Jan 20, 2017 | Child Custody
One of the most important things to remember in a custody battle is that the court doesn't particularly care about the grievances between you and your ex-spouse—the court is mostly concerned with how well each parent fulfills his or her obligation to nurture and...
What happens to your medical insurance after you divorce?
On behalf of Selleck Legal, PLLC | Jan 9, 2017 | Divorce
When you get divorced, one of the things that you have to consider is how it's going to affect your insurance. If your spouse has health care insurance and you don't, things can get very expensive very fast.The court will likely order your spouse to keep the kids on...
Rely on an Attorney to Smooth the Adoption Process
On behalf of Selleck Legal, PLLC | Jan 5, 2017 | Family Law
Anyone who has paid any attention to the news recently knows that there are many children who are looking for a good home. Furthermore, many children live in single-parent households that are looking for a second parent. In these situations, adoption is one of the...
Paternity fraud and past-due support: A parent trap
On behalf of Selleck Legal, PLLC | Jan 5, 2017 | Fathers' Rights
Paternity fraud happens when a mother intentionally names the wrong man as the father of her child.With all the advantages of modern technology, it seems like anyone caught in the "parent trap" of paternity fraud should have an easy solution: a DNA test. They're...
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