I'm on the birth certificate that's legitimate for rights to the child or you still have to go to court?
If you want custody of or visitation with the child, you have to go to court, regardless of whether you signed the birth certificate.
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If you want custody of or visitation with the child, you have to go to court, regardless of whether you signed the birth certificate.
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