This form is an official State of New York Family Court sample form, a detailed Summons - Paternity - Non-Resident.
Queens New York Summons Paternityit— - Nonresident is a legal document issued by the court that addresses the establishment of paternity for children born out of wedlock where the alleged father is a nonresident of Queens, New York. By serving this summons, the court initiates the legal process to determine the parentage of the child and potentially secure financial support and parental rights for the child. The Queens Family Court handles various types of paternity summons, including: 1. Queens New York Summons Paternityit— - Nonresident for Genetic Testing: This summons is issued when the mother or legal guardian of the child seeks to establish paternity and requests the nonresident alleged father to undergo genetic testing to determine the biological relationship. 2. Queens New York Summons Paternityit— - Nonresident for Acknowledgment: In cases where there is no dispute regarding the paternity, this summons allows the nonresident alleged father to voluntarily acknowledge his paternity. This may involve signing a legal document, such as a voluntary acknowledgment of paternity, without the need for genetic testing. 3. Queens New York Summons Paternityit— - Nonresident for Support and Custody: When a child's mother or legal guardian seeks financial support and/or custody rights from the nonresident alleged father, this summons is issued to begin the court proceedings. The court aims to ensure the child's best interests are met and establish appropriate child support obligations. 4. Queens New York Summons Paternityit— - Nonresident for Visitation and Access: In cases where the mother or legal guardian seeks visitation or access rights for the nonresident alleged father, this summons is used to initiate court proceedings. The court will consider the child's welfare and determine appropriate visitation arrangements. 5. Queens New York Summons Paternityit— - Nonresident for Termination of Parental Rights: If the nonresident alleged father's parental rights need to be terminated due to certain circumstances, such as abuse, neglect, or abandonment, this summons is presented to the court. It is important to note that This summons types are specific to Queens, New York, and may vary in other jurisdictions. Consultation with a family law attorney or court personnel is essential to understand the specific requirements and procedures involved.
