My question involves paternity law for the State of: Florida
Is there an affidavit for FL law or a means that would allow a third party to sign off on ever trying to obtain paternity on a martial child.
I saw the "affidavit for nonpaternity" for stepparents adoptions but this doesn't seems to apply since my husband the legal presumed father is on the birth certificate and legally the father. We (husband and I) were married at the time the child was born.
I would think no need to do stepparent adoption since he is already bound by law to take care of her and has willing done so since birth...(she is 6 years old now).
Third party biol. father would like to have some contact with child and we are willing to work with him if he will agree legally by affidavit or other means that my husband will remain the legal father (even if my death should occur) and he will not challenge or try to rebuttal or adjudicate my husband as the presumed legal father in the future.
We have had no contact with biol. father todate. He has called only twice in last 6 years and but now speaks of getting attorneys involved if we don't send pictures. we know he will probably like to met her in the future. We are willing to try and resolve this amicably for all partys invloved....b/f, daughters rights to know biol, husbands rights since he was invloved since birth...but don't want to open ourselves up to future conflict to our family unit by allowing this person into our lives without the security that my husband will remain the legal father.
Can anyone advise if this is posssible to do. All the inforamtion I have read on the internet with regard to termination or nonpaternity of third does not stand alone but must be done with an adoption.

