E.A.K. v. T.S.A.A.-C

T.S.A.A.-C. (“Mother”) unsuccessfully moved to set aside a default judgment which, in part, declared R.L.K. (“Father”) to be the father of E.A.K. (“Child”). Mother appeals, arguing that the trial court lacked jurisdiction to enter the judgment and thus erred in refusing to set it aside. We affirm.

*826Background

The dispositive facts are not in dispute. The record indicates that Child was born to Mother and Father, who were not married. Father was named as such on Child’s birth certificate, Child was given Father’s last name, and the parties shared Child’s care and custody for seven months before…