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Should I be represented by a family law attorney at the hearing to adjudicate parentage?Like any other legal proceeding, the hearing adjudicating parentage has serious implications that extend well past the day of the hearing. In fact, the effects may well be felt for the next eighteen years! Whether the suit is filed by the office of The Attorney General or a private attorney on behalf of the mother, it is crucial to have competent representation at his hearing. The other side does not have your best interest in mind.
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