Ezell-Titterton, Inc. v. A. K. F. ex rel. P. A. F.

I have carefully considered the evidence and testimony before the Judge of Industrial Claims, and have reviewed and considered every reported decision in which the sufficiency of the evidence to support a finding of acknowledgment under similar circumstances was in issue. It is my considered opinion that the evidence appearing in the record in this case does not constitute competent substantial evidence producing a result which accords with logic and reason.1

On the issue of whether the child’s mother could have known with any certainty of her pregnancy within four days of fetal conception,…