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My husband is wondering if he can get his name removed for his son's birth certificate. The reason why , is Alex is a horion addict. It has been going on for 5 or 6 years. Many times of trying and plenty of heart later we have to except you can not help those how will not try. Enough of that, question is, we are giving all of his belonging back so we can have some kind of closure (if that really happens). One thing his dad has is birth certificate, which incluces his father's SSN, Al does not want him to have this! Alex has a record and is very good at doing bad thing. Can we get this removed? Is there anything to do to protect our selves?
Optional Information: Country relating to Question: United States State (if USA): Michigan Already Tried: We have returned the birth certificate yet. Trying to find some answers
Hi, Andrea, and Welcome to JustAnswerMy name is Andrea, I am an Attorney, and I would be glad to help, Answer
I am very sorry about your situation and your husband's addiction to heroin. A Birth Certificate is an official document issued by a government agency. Changing the information on a Birth Certificate will only be permitted if the Birth Certificate contains a mistake or incorrect information. I understand how important it is to remove yourself and the child from any connection with your husband, however, the law will not permit you to do this,
I wish I could give you the answer you were hoping for and it would have given me great pleasure to do so, but I have an ethical obligation to give correct Answers, so please try not to hold the law applicable to your situation against me,
Please be kind enough to leave some Positive Feedback, Thank you, ANDREA
You didn`t even read what I wrote. It is my husband`s son that is a 25 year old man that is the horion addict that could steal my husband identity off the birth certitcate. I already knew it was a legal document, just wondering if there might be something out there we could do. Maybe be creative.
I read your question before I furnished you with my Answer, and I just re-read it. The way it is written can easily be misconstrued, but my sincere apology for misunderstanding what you intended to say. My Answer remains the same, however. Regardless of the person, or the reason the change is desired, the Birth Certificate cannot be changed, unless it is to correct a mistake, or if it contains incorrect information,
Relist: Inaccurate answer.did not read the question
Nothing creative?
I wish I could giveyou a "creative" reason which would allow you to delete your husband's name as your son's father on the Birth Certificate, but I cannot say because this is such a strict rule that I do not know of any instances where a Birth Certificate was permitted to be changed, other than for the reasons I stated in my previous Answer. Even if you were to say that you want to delete your husband's name from your son's Birth Certificate because he is not your son's biological father, they would not delete your husband's name without a Court Order which resulted from a Paternity test ordered by a Judge.