I have court in a couple months with my childโs father and he is telling common people we both communicate with that he is not paying and that since he is not on certificate he will not have to pay also wants to use my personal life as a leeway to get out of it or try to take my baby completely.
If you are going through the Attorney General, they will have the court order a DNA test on the presumed father. If he is indeed the father, it doesn't matter whether he signed the birth certificate, he will be required to pay child support and the court will most likely order the birth certificate amended to reflect the kid's paternity.As far as your personal life goes and him bringing up bad things about you, gather as much evidence as you have to the contrary. Unless you are engaging in criminal conduct, it is typically difficult for a father to gain full custody of an infant in Texas.
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