Dedicated Representation in Florida Paternity Cases
Paternity is a chance for a father to prove a biological link. It can also assist a birth mother in holding a nonsupporting dad accountable. Establishing paternity is a way for the correct individuals to have access to and be responsible for the child in question.
At Sparkman & Sparkman, P.A., we handle the legal due diligence in complicated cases often rife with emotion. Our attorneys understand that paternity cases can be difficult. Sometimes, an individual is suddenly thrust into the role of parent. However, we are committed to helping our clients deal with the issues that stem from a paternity action and see that the paternity test is completed in order to move forward.
If you need assistance with proving paternity, let our experienced attorneys help you. Contact us at our St. Petersburg or Tampa office today.
As more people have children out of wedlock, paternity cases are becoming more common. It is important that paternity be established in order to see that the proper parent is held responsible for child support and is also allowed the proper access to the child through child custody and visitation orders.
We are experienced at handling all aspects of a paternity case, from filing motions to seeing that the DNA test is successfully completed. Our firm puts clients first, working hard to see that their questions and concerns in a paternity matter are addressed. In some cases, we are advocates for fathers' rights and can explain how the paternity test results affect child support and child custody.
The Emotionally-Charged Issues in Paternity Cases
In addition to DNA testing to prove paternity, we also handle paternity actions and child support enforcement cases that involve the Department of Revenue. A nonpaying biological father must be held responsible for the baby he conceived. Conversely, a birth mother denying the rightful father visitation must be forced to comply with the law.
At our firm, we attend to legal matters in cases that are emotionally charged and with much at stake.
Contact Us
For more information or to schedule an appointment with a member of our firm regarding a petition for paternity, please contact our Tampa paternity lawyers today. Call our Tampa office at 813-314-0200 or our St. Petersburg office at 727-502-LAWS (5297).
