The court held that a birth certificate is a statutory record of a child's birth and parentage. The subsequent dissolution of the biological parents' marriage or the remarriage of either parent does not, by itself, alter those facts.
The court held that a birth certificate is a statutory record of a child's birth and parentage. The subsequent dissolution of the biological parents' marriage or the remarriage of either parent does not, by itself, alter those facts.
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The court held that a birth certificate is a statutory record of a child's birth and parentage. The subsequent dissolution of the biological parents' marriage or the remarriage of either parent does not, by itself, alter those facts.
