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Birth Certificate Legal Rights
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In North Carolina, if the father is not on the birth certificate and no paternity test is done, he has no legal rights to the child. You are not obligated to provide the birth certificate to the fathers attorney unless ordered by the court. You would be informed if a court order is issued. Birth certificates are typically issued by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to authorized individuals only. You can check for any legal filings through the North Carolina Judicial Branchs website.Full Conversation
in NC can I refuse to give the father of my daughters attorney a birth certificate
Hi ****! While I primarily provide assistance for South Carolina, I can offer some general information that might help. In North Carolina, whether you can refuse to give the father’s attorney a birth certificate depends on the specifics of your legal situation, such as custody arrangements or court orders.
Could you provide more details about your case, such as any existing court orders or custody agreements?
Could you provide more details about your case, such as any existing court orders or custody agreements?
There is nothing filed. He hasn't gotten a paternity test or on her birth certificate
Hi ****! Based on your situation, here are some general points:
- In South Carolina, an unestablished father has no legal rights to the child without a paternity test or being listed on the birth certificate.
- You are not obligated to provide the birth certificate unless ordered by the court.
Do you have any existing court orders or custody agreements in place?
- In South Carolina, an unestablished father has no legal rights to the child without a paternity test or being listed on the birth certificate.
- You are not obligated to provide the birth certificate unless ordered by the court.
Do you have any existing court orders or custody agreements in place?
no
Hi ****,
Based on your situation:
- In South Carolina, if the father is not on the birth certificate and no paternity test is done, he has no legal rights to the child.
- You are not obligated to provide the birth certificate to the father's attorney unless ordered by the court.
Do you have any additional questions or need further clarification?
Based on your situation:
- In South Carolina, if the father is not on the birth certificate and no paternity test is done, he has no legal rights to the child.
- You are not obligated to provide the birth certificate to the father's attorney unless ordered by the court.
Do you have any additional questions or need further clarification?
can his attorney request my daughters birth certificate if legally he has no rights to her
Hi ****,
In South Carolina, if the father has no legal rights (not on the birth certificate or no paternity test), his attorney can request the birth certificate, but you are not obligated to provide it unless ordered by the court.
Do you need more information about court orders or the process?
In South Carolina, if the father has no legal rights (not on the birth certificate or no paternity test), his attorney can request the birth certificate, but you are not obligated to provide it unless ordered by the court.
Do you need more information about court orders or the process?
what about in NC
Hi ****,
In North Carolina, if the father has no legal rights (not on the birth certificate or no paternity test), his attorney can request the birth certificate, but you are not obligated to provide it unless ordered by the court.
Do you need more information about court orders or the process in North Carolina?
In North Carolina, if the father has no legal rights (not on the birth certificate or no paternity test), his attorney can request the birth certificate, but you are not obligated to provide it unless ordered by the court.
Do you need more information about court orders or the process in North Carolina?
Would I know if it is ordered by the court
Hi ****,
Yes, you would be informed if the court orders you to provide your daughter's birth certificate. Typically, you would receive a formal notice or order from the court.
Do you need more information on how to respond to such a court order?
Yes, you would be informed if the court orders you to provide your daughter's birth certificate. Typically, you would receive a formal notice or order from the court.
Do you need more information on how to respond to such a court order?
Would I know if his attorney has done anything to obtain my daughters birth certificate
Hi ****,
Yes, you would be informed if his attorney has done anything to obtain your daughter’s birth certificate through the court. You would receive a formal notice or court order in such cases.
Do you need more information on how to handle this process or what steps to take next?
Yes, you would be informed if his attorney has done anything to obtain your daughter’s birth certificate through the court. You would receive a formal notice or court order in such cases.
Do you need more information on how to handle this process or what steps to take next?
Is there a way for an attorney to obtain my Childs birth certificate other than through the court?
Hi ****,
In South Carolina, an attorney generally cannot obtain your child’s birth certificate without going through the court process. Birth certificates are typically issued by the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) to authorized individuals only.
Do you need more information about who can request a birth certificate in South Carolina?
In South Carolina, an attorney generally cannot obtain your child’s birth certificate without going through the court process. Birth certificates are typically issued by the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) to authorized individuals only.
Do you need more information about who can request a birth certificate in South Carolina?
in nc
Hi ****,
In North Carolina, birth certificates are typically issued by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS). An attorney would generally need a court order or your permission to obtain your child's birth certificate.
Do you need more information about the process or any other legal issue?
In North Carolina, birth certificates are typically issued by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS). An attorney would generally need a court order or your permission to obtain your child's birth certificate.
Do you need more information about the process or any other legal issue?
would I be informed
Hi ****,
Yes, you would be informed if an attorney has taken steps to obtain your child's birth certificate through a court order in North Carolina. You would receive a formal notice or court order in such cases.
Do you need more information on how to respond to a court order or any other legal issue?
Yes, you would be informed if an attorney has taken steps to obtain your child's birth certificate through a court order in North Carolina. You would receive a formal notice or court order in such cases.
Do you need more information on how to respond to a court order or any other legal issue?
In NC is there a way to online look if something has been filed by his attorney
Hi ****,
In North Carolina, you can check if something has been filed by accessing the state's court system online via the North Carolina Judicial Branch's website. You can search for case information using the public access portal.
Do you need the link to the North Carolina Judicial Branch's website or more information on how to use it?
In North Carolina, you can check if something has been filed by accessing the state's court system online via the North Carolina Judicial Branch's website. You can search for case information using the public access portal.
Do you need the link to the North Carolina Judicial Branch's website or more information on how to use it?
yes
Hi ****,
You can check for any filings by visiting the North Carolina Judicial Branch's website. Here is the link:
[North Carolina Judicial Branch](https://www.nccourts.gov/services)
You can search for case information using the public access portal.
Do you need more information on how to use the website?
You can check for any filings by visiting the North Carolina Judicial Branch's website. Here is the link:
[North Carolina Judicial Branch](https://www.nccourts.gov/services)
You can search for case information using the public access portal.
Do you need more information on how to use the website?
What if I am unaware of any case
Hi ****,
If you are unaware of any case, you can regularly check the North Carolina Judicial Branch's website for any updates. Additionally, you can contact the clerk of court in your county for more information.
Do you need guidance on how to contact the clerk of court?
If you are unaware of any case, you can regularly check the North Carolina Judicial Branch's website for any updates. Additionally, you can contact the clerk of court in your county for more information.
Do you need guidance on how to contact the clerk of court?
what does
Monies Remitted, Not Assessed or Partially Waived mean?
Hi ****,
"Monies Remitted, Not Assessed or Partially Waived" generally refers to financial transactions related to legal fees or fines:
- **Monies Remitted**: Payments made.
- **Not Assessed**: No charges applied.
- **Partially Waived**: Part of the fee or fine is forgiven.
Do you need more details on a specific case or situation?
"Monies Remitted, Not Assessed or Partially Waived" generally refers to financial transactions related to legal fees or fines:
- **Monies Remitted**: Payments made.
- **Not Assessed**: No charges applied.
- **Partially Waived**: Part of the fee or fine is forgiven.
Do you need more details on a specific case or situation?
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