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I don't think so, he waived his rights

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Q: If your sons father waives paternity test and legitimizes the child can he later ask for a paternity test?
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Can the mother loose rights if she legitimizes her child?

The father might seek visitation and/or custody.


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What rights does a child have if the mother and father were not married and the father is dead?

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How do you revoke paternity right if the father only acknowledge the child but the child does not bear his father's surname?

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Can you do a paternity test using one of the child's siblings that has that father to see if he is?

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