Paternity Law and Procedure Handbook - Nevada 2026

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A father in Nevada does not have any rights to their child without a ruling of paternity if he is not on the childs birth certificate. The first step in obtaining court-ordered custody is to have paternity established.
How is legal paternity established? If the mother is married or widowed at the time of birth, her husband is considered by law to be the father unless: A court has issued an order establishing that a person, other than the mothers husband, is the father, or.
A court-ordered paternity test cannot be refused by either the mother or the presumed father. If you refuse to take a paternity test that the court has ordered, you may be found in contempt of court and face jail time.
Paternity can be established as soon as the child is born. Nevada law permits a paternity action to commence anytime before the child docHubes the age of 21.

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