Every child is entitled to a legal connection to their fathers. Establishing paternity entitles children to benefits such as Social Security benefits, Veteran benefits, inheritance rights, and access to their cultural and medical history. TCSS will work with both parents to establish paternity. Paternity must be
established before a court can order child support.
Establishing paternity gives children legal recognition of their father, which allows access to benefits such as Social Security, Veteran benefits, inheritance rights, and their cultural and medical history.
TCSS works with both parents to ensure paternity is legally established, providing guidance, support, and access to DNA testing if necessary.
No. Paternity must be legally established before a court can issue a child support order. TCSS assists families with this process to ensure children can receive the support they are entitled to.
Establishing paternity gives children legal recognition of their father, which allows access to benefits such as Social Security, Veteran benefits, inheritance rights, and their cultural and medical history.
TCSS works with both parents to ensure paternity is legally established, providing guidance, support, and access to DNA testing if necessary.
No. Paternity must be legally established before a court can issue a child support order. TCSS assists families with this process to ensure children can receive the support they are entitled to.