Amy Castillo

J.D. · University of Minnesota School of Law

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Child Support Enforcement in Mississippi
Mississippi has powerful tools to enforce child support orders, and both paying and receiving parents need to know how the system works to protect their rights and their children’s well-being.
Child Support Enforcement in Idaho
Falling behind on child support in Idaho can trigger serious legal consequences. Learn how enforcement works and what options exist for both paying and receiving parents.
Paternity in Kentucky
What Is Paternity in Kentucky? When is a dad or a mom not a parent? It may sound like a riddle, but it’s actually an important legal question.
Paternity in Oklahoma
You can establish paternity—legally determine the father of a child—in a few ways in Oklahoma. Learn about the process and how it benefits your child.
Paternity in Ohio
You can establish paternity—legally determine the father of a child—in a few ways in Ohio. Learn more about the process and how it benefits your child.
Paternity in North Carolina
You can establish paternity—legally determine the father of a child—in a few ways in North Carolina. Learn about the process and how it benefits your child.
Paternity in Iowa
Overview of Paternity in Iowa When a married couple has a baby in Iowa, everyone's legal rights are clear - the husband is automatically considered the baby's father, and the couple doesn't have to take any further action.
Paternity in Louisiana
In Louisiana, unmarried fathers must establish paternity to gain legal rights. This can be done by affidavit or court order and affects support, visitation, and the birth certificate.
Paternity in Kansas
You can establish paternity—legally determine the father of a child—in a few ways in Kansas. Learn about the process and how it benefits your child.
The Basics of Annulment in D.C.
Thinking about an annulment in D.C.? Unlike divorce, it declares your marriage never legally existed—but qualifying isn’t easy. Here's what makes a marriage void and how the law handles custody, property, and paternity.
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