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03-29-2004, 12:57 PM
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Potential birth father rights
Hello!
I am in Ohio and have a question regarding birthfather rights. I am in strange situation where the pbmother is married, but not to the person who she believes is the birthfather. I have been advised that the husband is the legal father, and is therefore the only one who must sign a surrender. It is not 100% who the biological father is. What can this potential birthfather do, if anything in regards to the adoption? would he have to prove paternity? Would he have to get a court order for a paternity test? I have no intention of keeping him from his child, if indeed he wants to parent. He was with the birthmother when she selected me and I have met him twice. However, there may be pressure from him parents, and I want to know what he could do if he chose to. Thank you!
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Matched September 2003 Due April 8th 2004 Maxwell Alexander home with us April 10, 2004 Finalized October 18, 2004!! 
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09-03-2004, 03:34 AM
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adoption
Sorry if I am too late on this. Consult an adoption attorney in Ohio and ask him about rebutting the married man's presumed fatherhood under R.C. 3111.03.
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Erik L. Smith
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