When a child is born in wedlock, is considered the mother's husband is automatically the father of the child, although he is not the biological father. Paternity Cases settled by DNA testing.
When a child is born in a registered cohabitation, the mother's boyfriend notifies paternity registry to people without the mother involved. The child's mother must travel across any court within three months if she wants to disprove the partner's paternity. The case settled by DNA testing.
The most common misconception in paternity cases is that the child's mother, father or alleged father can say no to DNA testing. If either party refuses to be taken DNA testing of themselves or the child, the court will decide to take a test. If either party refuses to comply with an order from the court, police linked in order to make sure it is taken the necessary tests.
Husbands who believe they are not the father of his wife's children, will still be registered as the father of the child, unless they take out the separation before the child is born. Men who have assumed the paternity of a child, but not the biological father of the child at risk to pay maintenance for children who are not his. In such a situation, one can go to court and claim a refund of contributions from the state, but you cannot recover any losses you have had if, for example, has said no to job opportunities for taking care of children who later turn out that not one own.
