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The person must complete a Revocation of Acknowledgment of Paternity and file it with Vital Records within the 60 day period. After 60 days, a parent must file a petition in court in Louisiana to rescind (revoke) the acknowledgment pursuant to R.S. 2 A (7) (a & b) or R.S. 6.

About An Acknowledgment Of Paternity (AOP) The AOP form is typically signed voluntarily and in the presence of a notary public, and it can be signed at the hospital after the child's birth or at any time after the child's birth, but before the child's 18th birthday.

The child's mother: A mother can establish paternity by naming the father on the child's birth certificate or through a voluntary acknowledgment of paternity.

The father only has one year from the birth of the child (or one year from the day he knew or should have known that he was not the biological father, whichever occurs later) to file a disavowal case with the court.

year search is available to locate the county where the divorce was granted, the book, and the page number in the Chancery Clerk's office where it was recorded. The Chancery Clerk's office will need to be contacted directly in order to obtain a certified copy of the divorce decree.

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