Family Law: What happens to falsely accused fathers?
Family Law: What happens to falsely accused fathers? Ruby Norta Gumapac If you're falsely accused of being a child's father, you should know your rights under Family Law. False accusations can cause serious problems for both you and the other parent. They can stop child support, drive you out of your home, and even land you with a restraining order. In fact, a false accusation can even result in the termination of your child's fatherhood rights. False accusations can be used to harm the other parent False accusations can have a number of serious consequences, including forcing the other parent to move out of their home or preventing them from having contact with their children. As a result, courts are taking steps to protect children from false accusations. False accusations are often the result of a parent's need to gain leverage in a child custody case. False accusations can also damage a family's reputation. False accusations are a dangerous form of domestic v...