Saks v. Saks

The problem presented in this proceeding is the determination of the paternity of the child, Karl Bernard. The testimony reveals that the parties were married on or about February 21, 1943. The child, Karl Bernard, was born to the petitioner on or about May 6, 1943, some ten or eleven weeks after the marriage ceremony.

A child born in wedlock, whether it was conceived before or after the marriage ceremony, is presumed to be the child of *668the husband and is regarded as the legitimate issue of the union. Parenthetically, it may be said that to call a child illegitimate because it was born either…