What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Florida
Here's some background and research information I have found
My girlfriend/Fiancee was married at the time of our newborn's conception, was divorced shortly thereafter, they had been separated.
Our daughter was just born on Monday, the Department Of Revenue is saying that their marriage at conception doesn't mean anything, that they had to be married at birth, in order for him to be the legal father.
I did sign the birth certificate, I have the birth certificate in hand and it has my name on it.
The ex-husband is a lunatic and is wanting legal custody over my child, just because.. I'm preparing myself for a fight.. (I know most other states say the legal father is the ex husband, but Florida seems to be one-off on this one,as you can tell we're all a little loony lol)
Just wondering what the validity of his claim is?
Do I need to file a DH-511 Acknowledgement of paternity, or because I signed the birth certificate this form doesn't need to be completed?
Here's some background and research information I have found
My girlfriend/Fiancee was married at the time of our newborn's conception, was divorced shortly thereafter, they had been separated.
Our daughter was just born on Monday, the Department Of Revenue is saying that their marriage at conception doesn't mean anything, that they had to be married at birth, in order for him to be the legal father.
I did sign the birth certificate, I have the birth certificate in hand and it has my name on it.
The ex-husband is a lunatic and is wanting legal custody over my child, just because.. I'm preparing myself for a fight.. (I know most other states say the legal father is the ex husband, but Florida seems to be one-off on this one,as you can tell we're all a little loony lol)
Just wondering what the validity of his claim is?
Do I need to file a DH-511 Acknowledgement of paternity, or because I signed the birth certificate this form doesn't need to be completed?
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