According to the State of Florida State statutes the the ex wife should not have been able to obtain a birth certificate for her daughter listing my husband as the child’s father without a Judge signed court order.
Well..According to The Florida Vital Statistics office, the birth certificate never existed in their system so there is no way he could have two certified copies with him listed as this child’s father but, he does!. One of them has a file date of February 18, 1992. The day after the child was born, when my husband didn’t even know the ex-wife. But, the Issue date is November 30, 2005. The second certified birth certificate we have was issued on September 30, 2010. The file date listed is March 4, 1992, the ex-wife also stated on this birth certificate that her last name matched my husbands as if she was married to him at the time she did this. However, they didn’t get married until 1995. My husband didn’t meet the ex-wife until 1994. In September 2010 we walked into the Vital Statistics Office in Tampa FL and obtained a certified copy of this birth certificate. My husband wouldn’t have been able to obtain said birth certificate if he had not been named as the father.
Once the ex-wife had the fraudulent birth certificate naming my husband as this child’s father, she used it to get a child support case against him for a child that does not biologically belong to him. Then suddenly this birth certificate disappeared from the State of Florida’s Vital Statistics office system. In the state of Florida you can not change a birth certificate in anyway without a judge signed court order. Adoption can not happen without consent from both “parents” and it also has to be a court order signed by a judge. If you do not have a court order signed by a judge, you can not legally change anything on a birth certificate and if you do so, it becomes a fraudulent birth certificate.
Using that fraudulent birth certificate after that for Anything then becomes fraud. There are Florida State Statutes on this. I will add them below. How’d this happened is unknown to my husband and apparently Florida Vital Statistics office also. The ex wife knows how she did it and she’s not saying shit. Vital Statistics office says it’s not possible and that theres no way the ex-wife could have gotten the fraudulent birth certificate without a court order signed by a judge. I was advised that it is absolutely not possible for the ex wife to walk into an office and get a birth certificate changed unless the office has received a court order from a judge’s office. They also advised me that they do not have any new court orders on file for this child except the original court order from March 1993. My husband is not listed in that original court order. The child’s biological father is listed in that court order, DNA proven to be this child’s father and court ordered to pay child support.
Searching the entire state of Florida court records, not a single court order was found for adoption of this child by my husband. However, he ended up on this child’s birth certificate sometime between 1995/96. We know thats when it happened because this child started school with my husbands last name, not her mother’s maiden name like the original birth certificate and the original court order from March 1993 states. The ex-wife used this fraudulent birth certificate to register her child at school, got this child a new SSN card with her last name changed to my husbands and then she obtained a child support case against my husband for this child. The ex wife’s lawyer admitted in a letter to the courts that this child was using my husband’s last name without legal authority. He also admitted there is no adoption by my husband for this child on record. No one can explain to us how she did this, how she got away with this and why no one did anything about this when it was brought to their attention.
I AM NOT GOING AWAY FLORIDA! WE WILL GET ANSWERS AND SOMEONE WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR THIS!
Florida State Statute 383.013 Birth Certificate (c) If the mother is not married at the time of the birth, the name of the father may not be entered on the birth certificate without the execution of an affidavit signed by both the mother and the person to be named as the father.~~~~No affidavit was signed by my husband, he didn’t even know the ex wife when this kid was born.
Florida Code § 63.152. Application for new birth recordWithin 30 days after entry of a judgment of adoption, the clerk of the court or the adoption entity shall transmit a certified statement of the entry to the state registrar of vital statistics on a form provided by the registrar. A new birth record containing the necessary information supplied by the certificate shall be issued by the registrar on application of the adopting parents or the adopted person.~~~~The Vital Statistics Office informed me that they do not have a court order listing my husband as this child’s father and the only court order they have is a DNA/CHild Support court order from the child’s biological father from March 1993.
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