Can I put my husbands name on the birth certificate if the baby isn't his?

Answer 1

Yes, but you will have to let them know generally they put the husband as father weather he is or not it is assumed. AnswerIt depends on where you live. If you live in the US... In some states your husband can sign a denial of paternity and the biological father can sign an acknowledgment of paternity (both of these forms must be signed!) and that allows bio-dad's name to go on the birth certificate. But in the state I live in, that is not an option-hubby's name goes on the birth certificate and remains there until a court orders otherwise, so it has to go to court.

Answer 2

The child will have whatever name you put on the birth certificate. The name is totally up to you it doesn't matter who he is biologically related to.

New answer...from someone else.

I'm going through the exact same thing. Your baby can have your boyfriends last name but they wont let him be on the birth certificate technically your husband is the father by law. So you have to take your boyfriend to court and they will also have your husband there to.

Answer 3

Yes. If your spouse is not the father then you have created an unfair and complicated legal situation for him. You should consult with an attorney ASAP.

Yes. If your spouse is not the father then you have created an unfair and complicated legal situation for him. You should consult with an attorney ASAP.

Yes. If your spouse is not the father then you have created an unfair and complicated legal situation for him. You should consult with an attorney ASAP.

Yes. If your spouse is not the father then you have created an unfair and complicated legal situation for him. You should consult with an attorney ASAP.

Answer 4

No, you put the father on the birth certificate! Then it wouldn't be a birth certificate!

Answer 5

The father must sign to add his name to the birth certificate.

Answer 6

Yes. If your spouse is not the father then you have created an unfair and complicated legal situation for him. You should consult with an attorney ASAP.

Answer 7

Of course.