Hurst Paternity Attorney

Tarrant County Paternity Lawyer Serving Hurst

If a child is born to a married couple, the husband is presumed to be the parent of the child, but if there is any doubt, you want to find out the truth as soon as possible. I am family law attorney Daniel R. Bacalis, P.C., and from my Tarrant County office, I have been helping clients throughout North Texas settle paternity disputes quickly, cost-effectively, and accurately for almost 40 years.

Addressing Paternity and Legal Parentage

Paternity issues can affect all types of people throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth area. I help married and non-married couples get an accurate paternity test and deal with the results accordingly. As a Board Certified family lawyer, I can help you understand how the results of your test will affect your own situation as a parent. If you are involved in a divorce, you want to take extra precautions. We can request DNA analysis to accurately determine parentage to a 99 percent certainty. I work with experts to get the highest quality DNA testing.

Paternity Testing and Modifications

Sometimes, you have enough information to take action and get answers as soon as the child is born. At other times, questions about the child's real father may not come out until years later. If there is any doubt as to the actual father of the child, you can take action and get a paternity test. I can make sure you get an accurate result and help you deal with all family law issues touched by the outcome.

Sometimes, a dispute over paternity can lead to child custody and child support disputes. If you have been paying child support for a child that is not yours, I can help you obtain appropriate modifications.

Contact a Euless Paternity Attorney

At the center of every paternity dispute is a child. I try to make sure my clients remember what is most important during these difficult disputes. You can contact me at my Hurst law office any time for a free initial consultation. Please call 817-498-4105. Daniel R. Bacalis, P.C. assists with family law cases in Parker County, Euless, Southlake, Grapevine, Bedford, Watauga, Denton County, Hurst, and Tarrant County.