Contact or maintenance is for the benefit of the children. A common misunderstanding that must be addressed here is that it is unreasonable for either parent to refuse contact because the other parent has not paid maintenance, or for any parent to refuse to pay maintenance because of being refused contact. These are separate issues from one another and can be dealt with either through negotiation, mediation or, if there is no other alternative, by going to Court.Author: Murray Taylor
The Heartbreak of Paternity Fraud: Navigating Maintenance, Legacy, and the Law
Learning that a child is not biologically yours is a deeply disorientating discovery. Beyond the emotional grief, complex legal questions inevitably follow regarding maintenance, DNA testing, and estate planning. Discover how to protect your rights and navigate this challenging process methodically.
