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Back|Registration for the Right to Have a Father Mutirão ends this Friday in six cities in the region
Registration for the Right to Have a Father Mutirão ends this Friday in six cities in the region
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Registration for the Right to Have a Father Mutirão ends this Friday in six cities in the region

Initiative offers free services, such as DNA tests and voluntary recognition of paternity.

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  • Registration ends this Friday (2) for the 14th Right to Have a Father Mutirão in six cities in Minas Gerais.
  • The Public Defender's Office initiative offers DNA tests, paternity recognition and free legal conciliation for families in the region.

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The Mutirão Direito a Ter Pai is an initiative of the Public Defender's Office of Minas Gerais aimed at regularizing affiliations and resolving family conflicts.

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Registration for the Right to Have a Father Mutirão ends this Friday (2) in six cities in the region.

The joint effort offers free DNA tests and recognition of parentage. Registration can be done in person or via WhatsApp.

Conciliation sessions take place from October 19th to 23rd. DNA tests will be carried out exclusively on October 23rd.

Registration for the 14th edition of the Mutirão Direito a Ter Pai, promoted by the Public Defender's Office of Minas Gerais, ends this Friday (2). In the region, the action takes place in Araçuaí, Francisco Sá, Janaúba, Montes Claros, Pirapora and Unaí.

Registration can be done in person or by phone (WhatsApp), depending on the chosen unit.

The collective offers free services for the recognition of parentage, such as DNA tests, spontaneous recognition of paternity or maternity and paternity investigation.

“The joint effort also includes the resolution of other legal issues related to the relationship between fathers, mothers, daughters and sons, through conciliation sessions and attempts to resolve extrajudicial demands such as alimony, food review, pregnancy maintenance, custody regulations and cohabitation regulations”, informed the Public Defender's Office.

When it is not possible to reach an agreement extrajudicially, the Public Defender's Office may file the appropriate legal action to ensure the rights involved.

The joint efforts will be organized according to the demands of each case. Sessions for spontaneous recognition of paternity or maternity and attempts at extrajudicial resolution of other demands will be scheduled throughout the week of the joint effort, which will be held between the 19th and 23rd of October.

The DNA tests will be scheduled exclusively for October 23rd and carried out at DPMG units participating in the action.

Addresses and telephones:

Araçuaí Registration in person at Rua Montes Claros, 1.095/204, Santa Tereza, from Monday to Friday from 1pm to 5pm, or via Whatsapp (31) 97511-0015.

Francisco Sa Registration in person at Avenida Getúlio Vargas, 770-A, Centro, from Monday to Friday, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, or via Whatsapp (31) 98476-7540.

Janaúba In-person registration Rua Americo Soares, 567, Centro, from Monday to Friday, from 8am to 11am. Telephone: (31) 98393-4894

Montes Claros In-person registration at Rua Espírito Santo, 110, Ibituruna, on Wednesday and Friday, from 1pm to 4pm.

Pirapora In-person registration at Rua Argemiro Peixoto, 239, Centro, from Tuesday to Thursday, from 1pm to 4pm.

Unai In-person registration at Av. Gov. Valadares, 275, Capim Branco, Monday to Friday, from 8am to 5pm. Telephone: (31) 98262-3509

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