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father's name change in child document after his mother's 2nd marriage


12-Jan-2023 (In Family Law)
i want to make a change father's name in child document after his mother's 2nd marriage. i need my name in his birth cirtificate. what we have to do ? because i got the instruction to get a affidavid from court regarding this.
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Answer #1
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yes for name name changing you have to get an affidavit from court and then paper publication and will keep this with you which will be the proof of name ching or title changing what is your jurisdiction place...
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Answer #2
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a father doesnt own a child there is a specific judgement to the effect and the mother's name shall continue and it is a law stated by court recently so kindly see that you incase if opt do it properly
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Answer #3
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not possible unless you being the second husband has adopted the child with the consent of the biological father. if you have already adopted the child formally then the process thereafter is easy and simple as the adoption deed will prevail over all past documents.
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