Rancho Cucamonga Father's Rights Attorney

Protecting Fathers' Rights in Custody, Paternity & Support Cases in Ontario, CA

Suppose you are a father who is separating from your child's mother or obtaining a divorce. In that case, you have specific rights to your children. At Quinn & Pulley, APC, our lawyers have over 70 + years of combined legal experience to offer you.

Our lawyers know the laws, we know your rights, and we know what legal strategies protect them. Family dynamics have changed with the changes in our society, and fathers' relationships with their children need to be protected.

Understanding Your Rights as a Father in CA

As a father, it is important to be aware of your legal rights when it comes to custody, paternity, and support cases. Our experienced attorneys at Quinn & Pulley, APC specialize in protecting fathers' rights in family law matters. Whether you are facing a custody battle, establishing paternity, or seeking child support, we can provide you with the guidance and representation you need.

Some key rights that fathers have in California include:

• Equal parenting time and decision-making authority
• The right to establish paternity and seek visitation or custody
• The right to seek child support or modify existing support orders
• Protection against false accusations or unfair treatment in family court

Don't navigate the complexities of family law alone. Contact our Rancho Cucamonga fathers' rights attorney today to learn more about how we can help you protect your rights as a father.

Fathers choose our California family law firm because:

Father's Legal Rights in California

Father’s rights can extend beyond just custody and visitation. For example, fathers have the right to be consulted before their child is put up for adoption. They have the right to take time off of work to raise their children. And they have the right to parenting time without interference.

Suppose you were married to your child's mother. In that case, paternity is automatic so if you are fighting for custody of your children in a divorce, know that the courts no longer assume that a mother will get custody. However, you would face different challenges if you were never married to your child's mother.

If you are an unmarried father, you must establish paternity legally. Even if you can prove that you are the child's biological father, if you were never married to the child's mother, you won't legally have any rights or responsibilities for your child unless paternity is lawfully established.

Once paternity is established by the court, you will have all of the legal rights and responsibilities of a parent. This means you can request child custody and visitation orders to visit with your son or daughter legally. You will also be responsible for paying child support, and you will have to pay for your children's uninsured healthcare expenses.

Our Rancho Cucamonga Fathers Rights Attorney Can Help

Whether you anticipate a custody battle, need a post-judgment modification to your custody or support arrangement, or wish to establish paternity, you can turn to the Rancho Cucamonga fathers rights attorneys at Quinn & Pulley, APC for legal guidance and support.

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