If the mother is married when the baby is born, her husband is considered by law to be the father, unless a court says otherwise. • If the mother has been divorced or widowed for less than ten months, her husband at the time of conception is considered by law to be the father. • If the mother is married at the time of conception or birth, but her husband is not the biological father of the child, a voluntary Affidavit of Parentage is not allowed unless a court has already determined that the husband is not the biological father.
• If the mother is not married at the time of conception or birth, paternity can be established by (i) both parents signing a voluntary Affidavit of Parentage that is filed with the Michigan Department of Community Health's Office of the State Registrar, or (ii) a judge can declare that a man is the legal father after a hearing or default. More.
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