In Florida, when a child is born of a Mother and Father whom are not married to each other, the child is considered born “out
Father’s who are not married to the mother of their child at the time of birth may need to do more to establish their legal
“Legally” there are two (2) types of Fathers: legal (married to the Mother or adjudicated by a court) and biological (not married to the Mother
Fathers do have rights in the state of Florida, that is, when they are found to be the “legal” father. Being the “biological” Father does
In Florida, when a mother is married and gives birth to a child, the law assumes that the mother’s husband is the child’s father. When
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