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@jassikm NTA for not wanting him at the birth or on the birth certificate. You're not required to allow him at the birth, so don't let him be at the birth. The birth certificate, however, is not so simple. He doesn't need your permission and can assert his rights via the courts.

@shep83 Maybe, maybe not. The fact still remains that you can't stop him from establishing paternity if he chooses to do so.

@shep83 He could petition the courts to establish paternity.