Experienced & Affordable District of Columbia Paternity Attorneys

Whether you need to establish paternity or defend against a paternity petition or have been named as an alleged or presumed father in the District of Columbia, the skilled paternity attorneys at Remus Enterprises Law Group are experienced at fighting for our clients' rights in all aspects of paternity, child custody &support matters, including:

• Establishing Paternity — Filing a petition for paternity in the District of Columbia requires an order to be entered the court and the other party served and notified of their hearing court date and time. The speed that your paternity matter in the District of Columbia is filed directly affects when you can request child support. If you need to establish paternity to seek child support, contact our District of Columbia paternity attorneys to help you establish paternity & child support judgements quickly.

• Involuntary Paternity Matters — In involuntary paternity matters in the District of Columbia, involuntary paternity matters typically involve a lawsuit that is brought against a probable father by the mother, or by District of Columbia courts if it's providing public assistance. If you're seeking paternity or have just been summoned to appear in an involuntary paternity matter, contact our District of Columbia paternity lawyers to learn how we can protect your rights in these matters.

• Alleged & Presumed Fathers — The husband is typically determined to be the presumed father and if paternity is in doubt in a District of Columbia family matter, the person named as the presumed father must disprove paternity by filing with the court. If you've been named as an alleged or presumed father and seeking to dispute paternity, you need an experienced paternity attorney that understands your situation and will vigorously defend your rights.

• Equitable Parents —A new spouse or step parent that is not the legal parent of a child can file to become an equitable parent that can also seek to obtain visitation rights, Even if you're not a biological parent and have an established relationship with the child of your current or former spouse, our District of Columbia paternity & custody attorneys can help you establish equitable parental rights to remain a part of that child's life.

• Grandparent Visitation & Custody Matters — When grandparents aren't allowed access to their grandchildren, they can pursue visitation or custody in extreme circumstances. If you're a grandparent who is denied visitation rights your grandchild, contact us for a free consultation to learn how we can assist you.

With commitment and conviction, we present strong arguments in support of arrangements that serve your best interests and those of your children.