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Nikia

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Fri Feb-09-07 10:03 PM
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If Stern and Smith had been married, would paternity be an issue?

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Edited on Fri Feb-09-07 10:17 PM by Nikia

I heard that a man is considered a baby's legal father unless he claims otherwise. Is this true? Does "the other man" have any rights to claim paternity in the case that he might be the biological father? There are some men who might have reasons that they want to be the father regardless if the baby is theirs biologically. I suppose that there are also men who would want to be named the father if they are biologically the father even if the mother of their child is married to someone else.

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