Understand how to establish paternity in the eyes of the court.
Recent estimates show that about 40 percent of births in the United States occur outside of marriage, up from 28 percent in 1990. If the parents of a child are not married at the time a child is born, paternity must be established before a man is deemed to be the legal father. Various rights, responsibilities and benefits follow a paternity adjudication. This program will help family law attorneys understand the practical nuts and bolts of establishing and proving parentage. As a result, you will be able to identify the statutory presumptions of parentage (including marital status, genetic test results and other factors) and understand how competing presumptions are resolved by the court. In addition, you will learn about the Uniform Parentage Act and the potential application of parentage laws to situations involving same-sex couples and/or assisted reproductive technology.
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Marian Saksena, Esq.
Dewalt, Chawla + Saksena, LLC
- Partner with the Minneapolis law firm of DeWalt, Chawla + Saksena, LLC, where she specializes in family and juvenile law
- Served on numerous statewide advisory boards and committees, including the Uniform Parentage Act Task Force and the Minnesota Supreme Court Juvenile Protection Rules Committee
- Regularly conducts seminars on topics related to family and juvenile law
- Selected for inclusion in the Super Lawyers® 2019 Minnesota Super Lawyers list, as well as the Minnesota Top 50 Women list
- Graduate of Grinnell College and the University of Minnesota Law School
Theresa Farrell-Strauss
Hennepin County Attorney's Office
- Senior Assistant Hennepin County Attorney in the Child Support Division
- More than 30 years of experience in family and juvenile court
- Frequent trainer for staff and the child support community, including the Family Law Institute, Legal Advice Clinics, Minnesota Family Support and Recovery Council, and the Collaborative Law Institute
- Authored a chapter on child support for the Minnesota Child Custody Deskbook, which is updated annually and published by Minnesota Continuing Legal Education
- Graduate of Macalester College and William Mitchell College of Law, now known as Mitchell Hamline Law School
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