Paternity
We assist in establishing or disputing paternity, protecting the rights of parents and children under the law.
- Ad Litem
- Adoption
- Alimony Child Support
- Custody
- Divorce
- Guardianship
- Premarital Agreements
- Visitation
Unmarried parents of a child may have to establish paternity of the father in order for the father to enjoy all of the legal rights and responsibilities of being a parent. Signing an Acknowledgment of Paternity by both parents before the child turns 18 will accomplish this, and if a child is born to a married couple, the husband is presumed to be the father unless paternity is established in another manner under Arkansas law. In other cases, court involvement will be required. Whether you are a mother seeking to establish paternity to enforce the legal rights of your children or you are a father seeking to establish your legal rights to parent your children, we can help.
Thank you for visiting the website of Mostyn Prettyman, PLLC. Please note that by visiting this website or communicating with any member or staff, an attorney-client relationship is not created. We will be pleased to speak with you to determine if we are able to assist you and provide competent legal representation. None of the information provided on this website should be considered legal advice.