September 2014 | 231 P.3d 576, 43 Kan.App.2d 790 (Kan.App. 2010)
State ex rel. SRS v. Kimbrel (Kansas 2010)
In an action brought by the Secretary of Social and Rehabilitation Services on behalf of a mother and her biological child for an order of child support, a district court may determine, based on genetic testing ordered pursuant to K.S.A. 38-1118(a), and In re Marriage of Ross, 245 Kan. 591, 783 P.2d 331 (1989), that clear and convincing evidence proves a man who has executed a voluntary acknowledgment of paternity under K.S.A. 38-1138 is not the biological father of the child, and accordingly, the court may find the presumption of paternity is rebutted, end the father child relationship, and deny a petition for child support.
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