This form is a summons to the respondent to appear in an action for recission of acknowledgement of paternity. This is an official form from the Washington Court System, which complies with all applicable laws and statutes. USLF amends and updates forms as is required by Washington statutes and law.
Vancouver Washington WPF PS 11.0200 — Summon— - Rescission of Acknowledgment of Paternity within 60 Days is a legal document used in the state of Washington for the purpose of terminating or rescinding the Acknowledgment of Paternity within a specified time frame. This summons is an important tool for individuals who wish to challenge the paternity of a child within 60 days of acknowledging it. It provides a formal notice to all parties involved in the paternity acknowledgment, including the alleged father, the mother, and the child (if old enough). By filing this summons, the individual is seeking to legally rescind their acknowledgment, which means they no longer want to be recognized as the child's legal father. This can have significant implications on issues such as child support, custody, and visitation rights. Vancouver Washington WPF PS 11.0200 — Summon— - Rescission of Acknowledgment of Paternity within 60 Days is part of the Washington State court forms and procedures. It is crucial to follow the specific guidelines and deadlines outlined in the document to ensure compliance with the law and protect your legal rights. Types of Vancouver Washington WPF PS 11.0200 — Summon— - Rescission of Acknowledgment of Paternity within 60 Days may include variations for different cases, such as: 1. Paternity Disputes: When there is uncertainty or disagreement regarding the biological father of a child, one party may choose to file this summons to challenge the paternity acknowledgment within the legally allowed timeframe. 2. Change in Circumstances: Sometimes, unforeseen circumstances may arise after the acknowledgment of paternity, prompting an individual to reconsider their legal relationship with the child. It could be due to new evidence, genetic testing, or personal reasons that have come to light within 60 days. 3. Fraudulent Acknowledgment: In rare cases, one party may allege that the acknowledgment of paternity was based on fraudulent information or misrepresentation. They must provide substantial evidence to support their claim and file the appropriate summons within the specified timeline. It is crucial to consult with an experienced family law attorney or seek legal advice when dealing with matters related to paternity and rescission of acknowledgment. The attorney can guide individuals through the process, explain their rights, and help complete the necessary forms accurately.
