My question involves paternity law for the State of: Minnesota.
One year ago a woman gave birth to twins. My husband is without a doubt (in our minds) the father of these babies. The woman proved this in writeing many, many times. About a week before the birth her husband found out about the paternity of the babies and everything changed. She cut off nearly all contact and now claims the babies to be her husband's even though the both have admitted in writing that this is not true. Her husband signed the birth certificates and they completely disappeared. We now know their location. They are residing in Wisconsin. What rights does my husband have to at the very least establish paternity, possibly even visitation, changing of last names, be put on the birth certificates? We have no problem being financially responsible for them. He just wants his son and daughter to know him.
Thanks.
One year ago a woman gave birth to twins. My husband is without a doubt (in our minds) the father of these babies. The woman proved this in writeing many, many times. About a week before the birth her husband found out about the paternity of the babies and everything changed. She cut off nearly all contact and now claims the babies to be her husband's even though the both have admitted in writing that this is not true. Her husband signed the birth certificates and they completely disappeared. We now know their location. They are residing in Wisconsin. What rights does my husband have to at the very least establish paternity, possibly even visitation, changing of last names, be put on the birth certificates? We have no problem being financially responsible for them. He just wants his son and daughter to know him.
Thanks.
Establishing Paternity: Can My Husband Get Paternity Established
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