For the State of Illinois if a father gives up all rights to a child and doesn't sign a birth certficate does he still pay?
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For the State of Illinois if a father gives up all rights to a child and doesn't sign a birth certficate does he still pay?
This question has been asked and answered in hundreds of posts here.
Courts are very reluctant to grant a TPR and they will never do so just to allow a parent to get out of paying support;
If you didn't sign the birth certificate how and what are your legal rights that you feel you need to sign over?
If you are taken to court and proven by a paternity test that you are the father then NO you can't sign over rights.
If a father does not sign the birth certificate then the mother will have to prove he is the father though a court ordered DNA test.
He will have to pay child support, unless he signed his rights away to allow a step parent to adopt.
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