My question involves paternity law for the State of: Florida
My son was born in Florida, I was married to "not the father" and in process of divorce when child was born. I had my son with another man, and he was never placed on birth certificate due to being married to "not the father" at the time. The new man and I married, moved, and divorced shortly after. Fast forward 10 years, I have been divorced from "new man" for 5 years and we established divorce paperwork, child support, and joint custody of my son long ago. Now my ex husband wants his name on the birth certificate. Says its just a paper to sign to send off to have it done..... He claims its to keep his health insurance on my son, if not done within a certain timeline.
Am I missing something or is my ex husband up to no good? Is it just that easy?
He has a great relationship with his son, and I just don't want him pulling any stunts on me. Maybe I'm just nervous, but don't know.
Should I have someone look over the paperwork? I don't have the extra cash for a lawyer, so I'm asking here..
I don't have an issue with him being on the certificate, I'm just concerned that this could be used as leverage if anything goes astray down the road. Am I overacting, or is there some additional process that will continue on after I sign this paperwork and send it off?

