Alaska Decree to Disestablish Paternity, SHC-575

• Category: Alaska Statewide - Fairbanks - Small Claims
• State: Alaska
• Control #: AK-SHC-575
• Format: PDF

Description

Decree to Disestablish Paternity, SHC-575 Alaska Decree to Disestablish Paternity, SHC-575, is a form used by the state of Alaska to legally terminate a father’s parental rights and responsibilities toward a child. This form can be used when the father is not biologically related to the child or when the father’s paternity has been challenged. The form must be completed and submitted to the court, along with the appropriate supporting documents. The form is available in two versions: one for married couples and one for unmarried couples. The form must be signed by the father and a witness, and includes a stipulation that the father agrees to be relieved of all parental rights and responsibilities. The court will then issue a Decree of Disestablishment of Paternity, which officially terminates the father’s parental rights and responsibilities.

Alaska Decree to Disestablish Paternity, SHC-575, is a form used by the state of Alaska to legally terminate a father’s parental rights and responsibilities toward a child. This form can be used when the father is not biologically related to the child or when the father’s paternity has been challenged. The form must be completed and submitted to the court, along with the appropriate supporting documents. The form is available in two versions: one for married couples and one for unmarried couples. The form must be signed by the father and a witness, and includes a stipulation that the father agrees to be relieved of all parental rights and responsibilities. The court will then issue a Decree of Disestablishment of Paternity, which officially terminates the father’s parental rights and responsibilities.