For unmarried parents in Kissimmee, child support cannot be established until paternity is legally confirmed. Without that legal foundation, there is no enforceable obligation for either parent, and a mother cannot obtain a court-ordered support amount regardless of how clear the biological relationship is. Paternity is established through a voluntary acknowledgment or through a court proceeding that may involve DNA testing.
Brodzki Jacobs handles paternity and child support together for unmarried Kissimmee parents, which is more efficient than addressing them separately and avoids the delay that comes from treating them as sequential rather than parallel issues. Once paternity is confirmed, the same guidelines framework applies as in any divorce case, and the firm is already positioned to move directly into the support determination. Contact Brodzki Jacobs to get both issues on track from the start.
