All ▸ Bar 2024 ▸ CIVIL LAW ▸ III. PERSONS AND FAMILY RELATIONS ▸ N. Paternity and Filiation ▸ 2. Legitimate and Illegitimate Children - Family Code, arts. 164-165 and 167-169 ▸ a. Proof of Filiation - Family Code, arts. 172, 173 and 175

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Legitimate and Illegitimate Children - Family Code, arts. 164-165 and 167-169, particularly on the topic of Proof of Filiation - Family Code, arts. 172, 173 and 175

Scenario 1:

Marie, a married woman, had an affair with John. From this relationship, Marie gave birth to a child named Ethan. John acknowledged Ethan as his son and supported him financially. However, Marie's husband, Mark, refused to accept Ethan as his own, and eventually, he filed a case to disprove Ethan's filiation. Can Mark successfully disprove Ethan's filiation as his legitimate child?

Scenario 2:

Jessica, a single woman, gave birth to a child named Emma. The alleged father, Michael, denied his paternity and refused to acknowledge Emma as his child. Jessica decided to file a case to establish Emma's filiation and claim for child support. What are the necessary steps and evidence required for Jessica to prove Emma's filiation as an illegitimate child of Michael?

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