With the growing popularity of civil marriage, certain troubles are increasingly occurring. Since children are born in such marriages, it often becomes difficult to establish paternity. Particular difficulties arise when the future father dies. A young mother sometimes needs to prove the relationship of the baby with a deceased person. For example, a girl wants to apply for child benefits for the loss of a breadwinner or claims the inheritance of her civil husband.
Ways to establish paternity
There are three ways to establish kinship when the spouses are not married. They differ in the conditions and sequence of the procedure. You can establish paternity in the following ways:
- voluntary recognition;
- by judicial decision;
- posthumous establishment of paternity through the courts.
Voluntary recognition of kinship
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Summarize. Establishing paternity after the death of a father is a rather troublesome business, and sometimes requires large financial expenses. Therefore, the establishment of kinship for an unregistered couple should be treated more responsibly. Because jurisprudence notes moments when the establishment through the court has failed. It is not easy for a young mother to survive the situation alone.