J.W.O. v. C.A.P.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERTSON, Presiding Judge.
In September 1994, J.W.O. filed a complaint against C.A.P. (the “mother”), W.H.P. (the “husband”), and A.C.P. (the “child”), seeking a judgment declaring that he is the natural and legal father of the child. The complaint alleged that J.W.O. had cohabited with the mother and that the child was conceived during the period of cohabitation. The complaint further alleged that after the relationship between J.W.O. and the mother ended, the mother married the husband and the child was bom two months later. J.W.O. requested that the court grant him visitation and order him…
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