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Legitimated Children - Action to Impugn Legitimacy

Scenario:

Juan and Maria got married in 2005 and had a child named Miguel. In 2010, Maria gave birth to another child, Sofia. Both children were acknowledged by Juan as his own and were registered as his legitimate children in their birth certificates. However, rumors began circulating in the community that Juan may not be the biological father of Sofia.

Concerned about the paternity of Sofia, Juan wants to take legal action to determine her legitimacy. He has heard about the "Action to Impugn Legitimacy" under Article 182 of the Family Code of the Philippines.

Question:

What are the requirements and grounds for Juan to file an action to impugn the legitimacy of Sofia under Article 182 of the Family Code? Discuss.

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