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The document is an application form for searching a Paternity Affidavit from the Indiana State Department of Health. It outlines the process, fees, identification requirements, and eligibility criteria for individuals who can request a copy of the affidavit. The form requires detailed personal information and valid identification to be submitted along with a nonrefundable fee of $8.00.

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Does a paternity affidavit give father rights in Indiana?

The custody rights of the parents are specified in the Paternity Affidavit unless determined otherwise by a court. (See Custody.) The father will have parenting time as outlined by the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines, unless a court rules differently.

What does an affidavit of paternity do?

This acknowledgement has the same effect as a court order establishing paternity and can be used as a basis for entering a child support order. If either of you is not sure that this man is the biological father of this child, you should not sign the form. You should have a genetic test.

What rights does a father have if he is on the birth certificate in Indiana?

Fathers on the birth certificate have the right to receive child support from the mother as determined by the court and to have their assets fairly assessed to decide on their solvency in matters of child support allocation.

What does a paternity affidavit do in Indiana?

A properly executed paternity affidavit establishes legal paternity (fatherhood) and parental rights and responsibilities, without the necessity of obtaining a court order.

Do unmarried fathers have parental rights in Indiana?

Once paternity has been established, unmarried fathers have the same legal rights to seek custody and visitation as married fathers. However, the mother is presumed to have primary custody until a court order says otherwise.

Can a mother refuse to put a father on a birth certificate in Indiana?

A mother can legally refuse to put the fathers name on the birth certificate if they are not married at the time of the childs birth. This decision is typically up to the mother, as unmarried fathers are not automatically recognized as legal parents until paternity is established.

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