My question concerns child support payments. Canada, Quebec…

I see.

If the father is denying paternity then you have to establish paternity and that is usually by first getting an order for paternity testing.

If he is not denying paternity then you would just proceed to apply for support.

Does that fully answer your question?

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Yes there is.

But you don't get to pick.

If the child is going to be habitually resident in Ontario then you must go through the Ontario courts as it is only the court in the jurisdiction where the child habitually resides that has jurisdiction over your child.

The UK requires a provisional order which means after you get the order here it has to be registered in the Court in the UK and then the government there will enforce it.