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Steps to Establishing a New Order for Child Support This process usually takes 30-120 days, but may be longer or sooner depending on your family's needs.

Oregon law permits the establishment of paternity by Voluntary Acknowledgment and, if desired, a change in the last name of the child, if there is no father listed on an existing Oregon birth record and as long as the conditions outlined in the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities (on the back of this form) are met ...

If an unmarried father agrees to paternity both parents can sign a ?Voluntary Acknowledgment of Paternity? at the hospital or birthing center when the child is born, or both can sign a notarized ?Voluntary Acknowledgment of Paternity? after the child is born. The father's name is then added to the birth certificate.

Either parent may obtain a court judgment to establish paternity by hiring an attorney and petitioning a court. If one parent objects, the court may require genetic parentage tests before issuing a judgment. The court may also consider other factors including what is in the best interests of the child.

Yes, Oregon law allows interest on retroactive support. The Oregon Child Support Program does not calculate or order interest on retroactive support.

If neither party takes action within 30 days of being served, the order may be finalized. This means paternity is legally established for the child, and the father is provided with the same rights and responsibilities as if the child was born into a marriage.