i have no idea ummmmm - but i certainly wouldn't go just taking a guess at the identity of my baby's father if i couldn't remember who i'd been sleeping with at the time....
i'm not on my high horse at all, i would just have thought that it would be easier to get the dna test done and then add the correct father's name to the birth certificate rather than take a guess, get it wrong and have to have the name removed and change a child's surname - bearing in mind that the child or baby is probably now registered with GP, possibly school or nursery etc under the wrong surname now.
i don't think i was being particularly judgmental - cinnamon asked how to remove the name from the certificate as a dna test has shown that the name she put on the certificate turns out not to have been the father - am i wrong to have a view that this information should have been checked before the registration? perhaps i'm a little old-fashioned - but not judgmental..
i love how people are so quick to judge on here ... might repost my question as please judge me on this lol .. just answer the question or shut up folks lol
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