My question involves paternity law for the State of: Arkansas
My husband has an ex who he was with for a few months and then found out she had been cheating on him. He left her, she ended up being pregnant but she told both the men that the baby was theirs. She changed her story back and forth saying there was no way her daughter was my husband's. The other man ended up signing the baby's birth certificate and it was left at that until recently she contacted us saying she was confessing that she lied and that my husband is the biological father and that she knew all along. Its not hard to believe since the baby looks identical to him She has lost custody of the baby due to abuse claims and the "legal father" has the baby in her care but there are also suspicions of abuse there too. Mind you, the mother has never allowed my husband to even think about being a part of the baby's life until now, and the child is one. She's telling my husband that he won't be "dad", because the baby has already had so much confusion regarding her father. After getting a DNA test and it's confirmed, what legal action can be taken?
My husband has an ex who he was with for a few months and then found out she had been cheating on him. He left her, she ended up being pregnant but she told both the men that the baby was theirs. She changed her story back and forth saying there was no way her daughter was my husband's. The other man ended up signing the baby's birth certificate and it was left at that until recently she contacted us saying she was confessing that she lied and that my husband is the biological father and that she knew all along. Its not hard to believe since the baby looks identical to him She has lost custody of the baby due to abuse claims and the "legal father" has the baby in her care but there are also suspicions of abuse there too. Mind you, the mother has never allowed my husband to even think about being a part of the baby's life until now, and the child is one. She's telling my husband that he won't be "dad", because the baby has already had so much confusion regarding her father. After getting a DNA test and it's confirmed, what legal action can be taken?
Establishing Paternity: Mother Knowingly Lied to Biological Father
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