Murrieta Paternity Lawyer
Our Firm Stands Up for Your Rights
Unmarried, separated couples face many of the same legal challenges that traditional families do, especially where care, custody, and financial support for children born out of wedlock are concerned.
At the Law Offices of Michael D. Iverson, APC, our staff is sensitive to the problems you face and we work hard to solve them. Murrieta paternity lawyer Michael D. Iverson applies every benefit of his decade of family law experience to generate solutions that benefit you.
Get help from our paternity attorney in Murrieta today by contacting us online or calling our firm at (951) 418-2770.
What Our Murrieta Paternity Lawyer Can Do for You
Mr. Iverson represents the interests of birth mothers seeking regular child support, and biological fathers who are prepared to pay that support to be closer to their children. He can set the legal wheels in motion that result in DNA testing for proof of parentage, parenting time availability for visitation rights, and general guidance throughout the process.
What Rights Will the Father Have If Paternity Is Established?
Once paternity is established, the father will be entitled to all the rights that a regular parent would have.
These rights include the following, and more:
- Seeing and spending time with the child
- Accessing medical records
- Deciding on their manner of upbringing
It may be possible to make both a visitation and custody petition in court. Visitation is often granted to fathers, but custody can be challenging when the mother also has a strong relationship with the child and has continuously shown to be a good parent for the child. Above all else, however, the courts will always seek what would be in the child's best interests, and that includes ensuring the child has a healthy relationship with the father, when possible.
Former Client Experiences
Helping You Achieve The Results You Deserve
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“Attorney Iverson is very personable and compassionate and good company. Very professional and knowledgeable. Easy to talk to. His staff gets back to you immediately and is extremely helpful in every situation.”- Peggy W.
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“I had a child custody issue that Michael and staff resolved while keeping me informed and calm during the court proceedings.”- Chase P.
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“Created my own account with the court so I would be able to view my case status. Once in, I saw the timeline of everything filed by Danielle and her group. Everything filed spot on. Timing and turnaround at every stage were excellent. It is not the easiest filing, but they have helped me through every issue.”- Rick J.
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“I was going through a simple divorce so I thought I could do it myself. Well after almost 2 years of dealing with Riverside Family Court I decided I couldn't do it. Less then a month after my consultation it was done. Everyone is awesome and very helpful on any questions I had. I highly recommend them to anyone. Don't do it yourself it ended up costing me more then what they actually charge. A very fair price with quick closure.”- Chuck G.
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“He is a good man and he cares about his clients.”- Rebecca A.
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“Michael assisted me with the eviction of a nightmare tenant more than once. Highly recommend but hope to not need this kind of service again soon.”- Maureen S.
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“Michael was fantastic to deal with and very professional. He was extremely personable and made the process we hired him for very smooth.”- Ryan A.
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“Iverson Law, a relatively small practice with very affordable rates, in terms of quality, is on par with the Top Ten law firms in the Inland Empire. Iverson Law office consultation is thorough, confidential and always upfront. When I have a legal issue, I call Iverson.”- Perry K.
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“I have been working with Mike Iverson since he was a paralegal over 20 years ago. He is a very thorough and competent attorney. You will like his professionalism and knowledge!”- Michael R.
Do I Have to Establish Paternity Prior to Seeking Child Support?
Establishing paternity can be accomplished through a DNA test or through having the supposed father sign certain documents. However this matter is settled, paternity must be established before you can seek child support in the State of California.
