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Exactly, even #2 requires child consent with proactive step to prove paternity via DNA test. There's also a third option: 3) Child chooses to ignore inheritanc
by walterbell 1y ago
Exactly, even #2 requires child consent with proactive step to prove paternity via DNA test. There's also a third option:
3) Child chooses to ignore inheritance.
- qualeed 1y agoWhat child is going to choose to ignore millions of dollars? But true, that is an option I suppose.
- walterbell 1y agoAgreed, it's highly unlikely. But they have a choice, it's not forced by anyone. If they do nothing (maybe their parents never tell them, or they don't read news, or facial recognition never informs them of similarity), there's no inheritance. If they take consensual action to make a claim via DNA paternity test, the inheritance can be claimed.
- computerthings 1y ago[dead]