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When an infant is born to unwed parents in Colorado, the mother is granted full legal and physical custody of the child. The father has no custody or visitation rights without a court order unless the parties have an agreement. A legal parent-child relationship is not immediately established by the birth of a child.
Colorado Acknowledgment of Paternity The parties can jointly execute a State of Colorado Voluntary Acknowledgment of Paternity. This form legally establishes the fathers paternity, and is legally binding after 60 days have elapsed.
In order to establish paternity, the mother or potential father must file a Petition in the appropriate county seeking Parental Responsibilities and a Genetic Test in order to provide paternity. The paternity test may be administered at the hospital or through the childs physician.
Colorado favors joint custody arrangements, where both parents remain present in their childrens lives post-divorce. Respectively, without strong legal grounds such as a restraining order or an emergency motion to restrict parenting time, the other parent cannot limit your time with the kids.
The most common way of establishing paternity is by naming the father on the babys birth certificate. All states offer parents the opportunity to voluntarily establish paternity either at the hospital or by signing a certificate of paternity at a later date if the father is not present at the birth.
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In order to establish paternity, the mother or potential father must file a Petition in the appropriate county seeking Parental Responsibilities and a Genetic Test in order to provide paternity. The paternity test may be administered at the hospital or through the childs physician.
The most common way of establishing paternity is by naming the father on the babys birth certificate. All states offer parents the opportunity to voluntarily establish paternity either at the hospital or by signing a certificate of paternity at a later date if the father is not present at the birth.
When an infant is born to unwed parents in Colorado, the mother is granted full legal and physical custody of the child. The father has no custody or visitation rights without a court order unless the parties have an agreement. A legal parent-child relationship is not immediately established by the birth of a child.

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