[JByard]

My question involves paternity law for the State of: Ohio.
I was married at the time of my son's conception, even though the father was someone else. As per Ohio law, even though we were planning on divorcing I had to put my husband's name on the birth certificate instead of the bio father. After the birth, a paternity test was done so that the divorce could go through. Now, I don't know if that automatically takes off the father listed on the birth certificate, or if there's something I need to do to get that done. I already know I can go to my local health department to file to have the bio father added.

[Mr. Knowitall]

The divorce judgment doesn't automatically do anything in relation to the birth certificate. It needs to be properly filed with the Department of Vital Records before a birth record would be amended.