Paternity Suit in Romania

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The advocate was very committed and (which is the most important) successful.

Nathalie Gysi
04 Nov 2024

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Paternity Suit

This service is available across Romania

Who Is This Service For?

Having a child in Romania today carries moral as well as ever-increasing financial responsibilities.
This can cause disputes whether such obligations should, in fact, arise, especially where the birth of the child was the result of a fleeting relationship.
Given the size of the financial burden that a child brings, it can be essential for a parent to confirm that the person considered to be the father of the child, is truly the father.
Of course, it may not be the potential father of the child that seeks clarity as to their parental responsibilities, but the mother and, indeed, the child.

What Does This Service Consist Of?

An initial discussion with a specialist lawyer to understand the current situation
Based on the initial information you provide, the lawyer will be able to determine your best legal options in the situation
Representation in negotiations with the other parent
Arranging of technical analysis to support your position
Representation in any court proceedings relating to the paternity suit

Procedure: Our Approach

Initiate the legal process by filing a paternity claim at the Court of First Instance. This is typically done at the court located in the defendant's domicile. Note, the defendant may be the mother or the alleged father of the child.
During this stage, you may also request related matters, such as the child's alimony or a paternity test.
To ensure the court's acceptance of your claim, it's essential to provide substantial evidence and witnesses attesting to the relationship between the alleged parents.
The range of admissible evidence includes but is not limited to letters, receipts, emails, photographs, WhatsApp messages, and testimonies. A paternity test could also serve as a robust piece of evidence.
Following the submission of your claim and evidence, the judge will evaluate the validity and strength of the provided proofs to decide on the progression of the claim.
It's crucial to note that, although the procedure is judicial, a judge cannot compel the other party to partake in a biological paternity test. However, a refusal to undergo a paternity test could have unfavourable repercussions, underscoring the importance of a well-prepared claim and strong evidence.

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