Spermies aren't daddies

[Mrs. Gooch]

not a lawyer, but i hear things on radios and see things on the internet - i doubt if he had to sign anything. my understanding is that in many states, the child of a married couple is legally assumed to be the child of married male.  the principle is of the law is set up for the benefit of the child - to assure that it is provided for, not to assure that adult males don't have to pay for children they didn't father.

In KS if you are married (or were married at time of conception) you have the option of putting the husband or no one as the father. (Although they will later try to collect from the husband if the mother uses public assistance.)

[mhkpasa]

Gonna be a great time for the kid in a few years when he/she learns to Google Mom's name.

[Institutional Control]

not a lawyer, but i hear things on radios and see things on the internet - i doubt if he had to sign anything. my understanding is that in many states, the child of a married couple is legally assumed to be the child of married male.  the principle is of the law is set up for the benefit of the child - to assure that it is provided for, not to assure that adult males don't have to pay for children they didn't father.

To my knowledge he didn't sign anything.

I believe the principal of the law is less about benefiting the child and more about the state having someone to seek reimburse from if ever that child receives public assistance.


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