Paternity

Establishing fatherhood, rights, and responsibilities with certainty.

Establishing Legal Fatherhood

Establishing paternity benefits both parents and children. Without legal paternity, a father has no enforceable rights to custody or visitation—and the child may lose access to support and benefits.

Ways to Establish Paternity

  • Voluntary Acknowledgment – Signed by both parents, usually at birth.

  • Court Order – When there is a dispute, genetic testing can confirm paternity.

Why Paternity Matters

  • Ensures financial support obligations are clear

  • Provides fathers with legal custody/parenting rights

  • Gives children inheritance rights, medical coverage, and access to Social Security or veterans’ benefits

Disputes in Paternity Cases

Paternity cases sometimes involve disputes over:

  • Whether the named father is the biological father

  • Custody and visitation after paternity is established

  • Child support obligations once paternity is confirmed

Our Role

We represent both mothers and fathers in paternity cases, ensuring that the process protects your rights and your child’s best interests.

Need to establish or dispute paternity? Contact us today for skilled guidance.

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Why work with Truvera

At Truvera, we help families establish legal fatherhood with fairness and care. Our role is to:

  • Represent both mothers and fathers in paternity cases

  • Ensure financial support obligations are accurate and enforceable

  • Advocate for fathers’ rights to custody and parenting time

  • Protect the child’s right to benefits, inheritance, and family connection

Take the Next Step

If you need to establish or dispute paternity in Arizona, don’t wait. Contact us today for a confidential consultation.