Summary
Watermarking a document shows ownership but doesnt legally stop sharing. In North Carolina, unauthorized sharing of personal documents can lead to privacy concerns. If a notice requests a birth certificate, it might be for legal reasons like paternity or custody. If the father lacks legal rights, responding may not be required. Consulting a family law attorney in North Carolina is recommended for specific advice.Full Conversation
What does it mean if someone water marks a picture
Hi Hann, watermarking a picture means adding a text or logo to the image to indicate ownership or copyright. It helps protect the image from unauthorized use by making it clear who owns the rights to it. Is there a specific issue you are encountering with watermarking?
If I share my daughters birth certificate that is water marked could the other person share it?tificate
Hello Hann,
If you share your daughter's watermarked birth certificate, the watermark may help indicate ownership or original source but does not legally prevent someone from sharing it. Personal information should be shared cautiously.
Is there a specific concern you have about sharing this document?
Someone who is the Childs father but has no legal rights or proven to be her dad sharing it with his attorney or anyone else
Hi Hann,
I understand your concern. In South Carolina, the unauthorized sharing of personal documents such as a birth certificate can raise privacy issues.
- Even if the individual is the biological father, without legal rights or proof, sharing the document may be inappropriate.
- Consulting with a family law attorney could provide specific advice based on your situation.
Is there any other detail you'd like to provide, or another question you have?
Why in the notice of representation email I received it gave me a deadline of two weeks to provide my daughters birth certificate to them on behalf of my Childs father but he has no legal rights to her
Hi Hann,
In South Carolina, a notice of representation from an attorney might request documents like a birth certificate for various reasons, such as establishing paternity or for a custody case. The deadline is likely a standard part of the legal process.
- Responding to this request might not be mandatory if the father has no legal rights.
- Consulting a family law attorney is recommended to understand your obligations and protect your rights.
Would you like more information on how to contact a local family law attorney?
what about in NC
Hello Hann,
In North Carolina, similar principles apply regarding the sharing of personal documents and responding to legal requests.
- Unauthorized sharing of personal documents can lead to privacy issues.
- A notice of representation requesting a birth certificate might be for legal purposes like establishing paternity or custody.
- If the father has no legal rights, responding might not be mandatory.
Consulting with a family law attorney in North Carolina is advisable for specific guidance. Would you like more information on how to contact a local family law attorney?
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