L.H. v. D.H.

L.H. (the mother) brought this action to determine the paternity of D.L.H., a child born during the mother’s marriage to D.H. (the husband). Court-ordered blood tests unequivocally excluded the husband and he was dismissed from the action. The husband appeals contending that: (1) the *609trial court erred in concluding that dismissal of the action was not in the best interest of the child pursuant to sec. 767.46(2), Stats.; and (2) the trial court erred in refusing to dismiss the action on the grounds of equitable estoppel.

We conclude that sec. 767.46, Stats., does not allow a trial court to…