Re: Challenging Paternity With Acknowledgement form

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I'm not sure why you posted this on the legal ethics board.

This chatboard is dedicated to discussions about professional
responsibility for legal professionals. Attorneys, law students,
and others in the legal profession should feel free to pose
questions and discuss all issues related to legal ethics and
professional responsibility. This should have been posted on
either the Family Law chatboard or the Legal Questions chatboard.
This board doesn't get checked often, only those that check
the "Latest Buzz".

Oh, well. I concur with Mikey. You don't know what to do. That's
what attorneys are for. They know what to file and when. Your case
is too complicated to instruct you how and what to file on a
chatboard.

On 7/29/05, M'sta Mikey wrote:
> On 7/29/05, ZILLY wrote:
>> Where is your attorney? You need one!
>>
>>
>> I cannot afford one, neither can my ex. I am recieving public
>> assitance.
>
> Then you need to contact the bar association in your state and
> inquire into Pro-Bono (free) representation. Unless you have a
> lawyer to represent you, it's an excellent bet that a judge will
> not even hear your case.