Iowa HF2093 amends paternity laws to establish a father's financial obligations for a child born out of wedlock, including medical expenses related.
Iowa HF2093 amends the state's paternity laws to clarify and expand a father's financial obligations for a child born out of wedlock. The bill mandates that any blood or genetic tests to establish paternity cannot be conducted until after the child's birth. If such tests are performed, the trial must wait at least thirty days after the test results are filed with the court.
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