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Doesnt matter if ur name is on the birth certificate or not if she names u as the dad thats what they accept unless u prove otherwise by having a dna test which u pay for unless it turns out the baby is not urs then they refund u the money…
If you weren’t married at the time she can’t put your name on the certificate – you have to be present , (UK law). You need a DNA test if you have doubts !
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They can have my 7 year experience that’s still ongoing
From what i’m reading you already have an established case which means you accepted paternity at the beginning (or failed to meet their correspondence) ….
If this is the case then you need to go through the courts to get a decree of non-parentage (DNA test).
Her living situation does not affect the fact you helped bring the child into existence, and that is what the law plays on, and why you would still have to pay maintenance.