| C. Acknowledgement of Paternity |
| C.R.S. § 19-4-105(1)(e) |
A man
may
voluntarily acknowledge paternity. The
acknowledgment must be in writing. It
must be filed with the court or registrar of vital statistics. The mother must be given
notice. She must
file a written challenge with the
court or registrar within a reasonable time if she disputes his claim.
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| C.R.S. § 19-4-105(1)(e) |
If
another
man is the presumed father, the acknowledgment may only go into effect
if he
consents, or the presumption is rebutted.
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| C.R.S. § 19-4-105(2)(b) |
It
becomes a
legal paternity finding sixty days after its execution. The acknowledgment of paternity goes into effect
sooner if it is part of a paternity or child support action involving
the
signing party.
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| K.H.R.
v. R.L.S., 807 P.2d 1201 ( |
The
court may
grant a motion for summary judgment excluding a presumptive father, on
the
basis of blood tests showing another not being excluded.
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