State Codes and Statutes

§ 6-103.2. Nonresident defendant in paternity proceeding.

A court may exercise personal jurisdiction over a nonresident defendant alleged to be the father in a paternity proceeding if:

(1) The mother resides in this State at the time the suit is filed;

(2) The nonresident alleged father personally has been served with process in accordance with the Maryland Rules; and

(3) The act of conception is alleged to have occurred in this State.

[1980, ch. 414; 1984, ch. 369, § 2.]

§ 6-103.2. Nonresident defendant in paternity proceeding.

A court may exercise personal jurisdiction over a nonresident defendant alleged to be the father in a paternity proceeding if:

(1) The mother resides in this State at the time the suit is filed;

(2) The nonresident alleged father personally has been served with process in accordance with the Maryland Rules; and

(3) The act of conception is alleged to have occurred in this State.

[1980, ch. 414; 1984, ch. 369, § 2.]

§ 6-103.2. Nonresident defendant in paternity proceeding.

A court may exercise personal jurisdiction over a nonresident defendant alleged to be the father in a paternity proceeding if:

(1) The mother resides in this State at the time the suit is filed;

(2) The nonresident alleged father personally has been served with process in accordance with the Maryland Rules; and

(3) The act of conception is alleged to have occurred in this State.

[1980, ch. 414; 1984, ch. 369, § 2.]

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