What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Georgia
This is the situation: My youngest daughter was born in 2005. A paternity test was taken in 2006. The test proved that my then boyfriend (and father of my two older daughters) was not the biological father. He had however signed the birth certificate and she has his last name. My daughter's biological father was court ordered to pay child support and have health insurance on our daughter which he does. We agreed that our daughter think that my boyfriend and her sister's father was indeed her father although we established a relationship between her her biological father (she calls him by name) and two half brothers. Then in 2008 my boyfriend and I married. We are now in the process of separation and divorce. My question is whether my soon to be ex has any rights to custody or visitation on the daughter that is not biologically his. We have agreed to joint custody on my two oldest daughters.
This is the situation: My youngest daughter was born in 2005. A paternity test was taken in 2006. The test proved that my then boyfriend (and father of my two older daughters) was not the biological father. He had however signed the birth certificate and she has his last name. My daughter's biological father was court ordered to pay child support and have health insurance on our daughter which he does. We agreed that our daughter think that my boyfriend and her sister's father was indeed her father although we established a relationship between her her biological father (she calls him by name) and two half brothers. Then in 2008 my boyfriend and I married. We are now in the process of separation and divorce. My question is whether my soon to be ex has any rights to custody or visitation on the daughter that is not biologically his. We have agreed to joint custody on my two oldest daughters.