Stipulated Judgment Of Paternity {2F-P-395}

2F-P-395 - STIPULATED JUDGMENT OF PATERNITY. This form is used in the Family Court of the Second Circuit in Hawai‘i when parties involved in a paternity case mutually agree on the identity of the biological father of a child. It is typically filed when the Petitioner (usually the mother or a legal representative) names a father for a minor child, and both the mother and father acknowledge their respective roles (maternity and paternity) in writing. The form outlines key aspects such as the identification of the father, the acknowledgment of paternity, and any rebuttal to presumed paternity if applicable. The judgment formally establishes the named individual as the legal father of the child, requiring the Department of Health to amend the child’s birth certificate to reflect this determination. The form addresses issues like custody, visitation, child support, medical expenses, and the responsibility for past child support or related costs. It also includes provisions for genetic testing costs, income withholding for child support payments, and any medical insurance obligations for the child. The court may reserve certain issues for future determination, and the judgment ensures that both parents are notified of their responsibilities and obligations, with the Child Support Enforcement Agency overseeing support and arrears collections. www.FormsWorkflow.com