Paternity Law and Procedure Handbook - Arkansas 2025

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Per the new Monthly Family Support Chart, the parents total basic support obligation is $396, with no deductions or deviations. Each parents pro rata obligation is a proportional share of the total support obligation and is calculated as a percentage of their combined income.
When a child is born to an unmarried woman, the mother of the child has legal custody of that child automatically. That means if the father desires visitation or custody with the child, he must petition for paternity, custody, or visitation before he has the rights of visitation or custody.
In 2021, Arkansas enacted a law that made joint custody the default option for all new child custody orders. Joint custody means the approximate and reasonable equal division of time with the child by both parents.
(a)(1) Upon motion of either party in a paternity action, the trial court shall order that the putative father, mother, and child submit to scientific testing for paternity, which may include deoxyribonucleic acid testing, to determine whether or not the putative father can be excluded as being the biological father of
(c) Any action filed pursuant to subsection (b) of this section may be brought at any time up to and including five (5) years beyond the date the child for whose benefit the initial support order was entered reaches eighteen (18) years of age.
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In Arkansas, both parents are responsible for financially supporting their child(ren), and the Court must know whether the parents will share joint custody of their child(ren) in each case.
You may be legally required to take a paternity test in California if a court has issued an order for a genetic test. If you refuse to comply with the court order, you may face penalties, including fines and jail time for contempt. Outside of a court order, you cannot be forced to take a paternity test in California.
2020 Arkansas revised its monthly Family Support Chart to use an Income Shares Model. Under this new model, child support is determined based on the combined gross income of both parents minus any permissible deductions. Gross income is the total income earned before any taxes or other deductions are made.

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