In modern times, many women are faced with a situation where it is necessary to prove paternity. Most often these are single mothers to whom unscrupulous fathers refuse to pay alimony for their children.
Instructions
Step 1
Go to court with a statement of claim "On establishing paternity and collecting alimony." You must submit this application either at your place of residence or at the place of residence of the respondent, the father of the child.
Step 2
Remember that in order to establish paternity in court, you need to provide any evidence supporting the child's descent from a particular person. In addition, the court at any stage of the process can order a medical examination on its own initiative or at the request of the interested parties. Genetic examination is the most expensive procedure, and if, according to its results, the fact of paternity of a person who avoids this is established, the defendant will be obliged to pay all costs associated with the examination.
Step 3
If the defendant was summoned to the court session, but was against the examination, then, as practice shows, the court has the right to recognize him as the father of the child without this procedure.
Step 4
In addition, if the child's father agrees to recognize paternity, then he needs to contact the registry office and register there. It will be much easier.
Step 5
In any case, if the father refuses to recognize himself as a parent, file a lawsuit and seek precisely genetic forensic medical examination, since, in comparison with other methods, only it is capable of giving a 100% result.
Although you will be offered to do a biological and genetic examination in the event that neither of the parties will have enough funds to pay for an expensive examination, and you will have other evidence that indirectly or directly will prove the paternity of the person to whom the claim is brought.
Step 6
If, based on the results of the examination and thanks to other evidence, the origin of the child from the alleged father is confirmed, the court will make a decision on establishing paternity and collecting alimony.
