The document discusses the legal rights of divorced and unmarried fathers to their children, including the right to claim paternity, provide financial support, maintain an ongoing relationship through communication and visits, spend regular time with their children according to a visitation schedule, make shared decisions about important issues like education and health with the child's mother, and in some states be granted joint child custody if both parents were equally involved before the divorce. It encourages fathers to financially support their children and work together peacefully with the mother regarding decisions.

1. Divorced and Unmarried Father’s
Rights to His Children

2. Child custody is a legal term is used to
illustrate the lawful and realistic
relationship involving a parent and his
or her kid.

3. This includes the right of the parent to
decide for the kid, and the duty of the
parent to take good care of the child.

4. Most jurisdictions solve the concern of
which parent the child will live with
according to the child’s best interest.

5. Here is a list of shared legal rights that
child custody fathers can claim.

6. 1. The Right to Claim Paternity

7. If you were wedded to your child’s
mother at the time he or she was
conceived, you are acknowledged by
the court as the biological father.

8. This fact can offer child custody
fathers visitation rights and financial
support rights as well.

9. However, presumption of paternity can
get in the way of your paternity rights
if the mother of your kid was wedded
to a different man at the time she was
pregnant with your child.

10. 2. The Right to Continually Give
Monetary Support

11. Both parents should financially support
their children.

12. As mentioned above, claiming
paternity will provide the child custody
fathers the right to visit and support
their children.

13. You can make use of a child support
calculator on the internet to
approximate how much support you
may provide to your child.

14. 3. The Right to Continue an
Ongoing Relationship with Their
Kids

15. You have the legal right to continue an
ongoing relationship with your kids by
means of any communication tools
such as phones, internet and visits.

16. Always remember that this can be
difficult, particularly when your kids
are very young.

17. You should consider regular financial
support to your children because if you
fail will make it hard for you to catch
up.

18. 5. The Right to Regularly Spend
Time with Their Kids

19. As child custody fathers, you have the
right to begin and keep a regular
schedule of visits.

20. It will be easier for everyone in the
family if you will make this schedule a
part of the usual family habit.

21. Keep in mind that you should be
patient and follow the order of the
court, so that you may be able to
conduct regular visitations with your
kids.

22. 6. The Right to Make Shared
Decisions

23. Those fathers who share legal custody
of their kids have the right and duty to
work together with their kids’ mother
regarding important issues such as
education and health.

24. Prior to granting shared legal
custody, a lot of family court judges
would like to see evidence that both
parents are capable to work in
partnership concerning daily decisions
associated with child-rearing.

25. 7. The Right to Joint Child Custody

26. Some states now identify that in
situations where both of the parents
were involved equally before a
divorce, it is vital for the interests of
the kids for that equal participation to
keep on.

27. Family court judges would like to see
that parents are capable of working
together efficiently prior to granting
mutual physical child custody.

28. Perform your part to work
together serenely and efficiently
concerning all decisions.

29. Divorced and Unmarried Father’s
Rights to His Children

30. Visit
www. FightForChildCustody.com