Re: paternity

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Hello, thank you for your response. That is what I thought.
Would you know as of how to file a petition to disestablish
paternity with voluntary consent of all three parties
involved? I live in Florida, my wife and the biological father
in California, the child has been born in California? Isn't
there a birth certificate? If so I am certain that the
biological father is mentioned as the father and not me. But
that is probably not sufficient.
Thank you for your time and knowledge.
Best wishes, Steven

On 3/11/09, sharwinston wrote:
> Get a lawyer!
>
> When a marriage is annulled: There can be no alimony,
> because, by definition, an annulment means there was no
> marriage.
>
> However, annulments are exceedingly rare. Each state has
> laws that provide for annulments only on specific grounds.
> Since you haven't stated any grounds for annulment: You're
> most likely looking at divorce -- and, probably alimony.
>
> Any agreement you have with her for an annulment is
> unenforceable. Again, courts grant annulments only where
> your State's laws specifically provide for annulment and you
> can prove you meet the requirements therefor.
>
>
> On 3/06/09, Steven wrote:
>> Hi there, my wife recently delivered a baby. We are still
>> married and I am not the biological father. We all agree
>> to either have our marriage annuled or divorce. How can I
>> make certain that I do not have to pay alimony. Which
>> actions do I have to take in order to protect my position.
>> Thank you for your help.