The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . married the child(ren)'s other parent while known as the reputed father in accordance with section 742.091 . . .
. . . Section 742.091 provides that if the “mother of any child born out of wedlock and the reputed father . . . respects be deemed and held to .be the child of the husband and wife, as though born within wedlock.” § 742.091 . . . The term “reputed father,” as used in section 742.091, “can be interpreted to mean the individual generally . . . child’s biological father, then he could not be the “reputed” father within the meaning of section 742.091 . . .
. . . Noting that section 742.091 provides that “[i]f the mother of any child born out of wedlock and the reputed . . .
. . . See § 742.091 (providing that if the mother of a child born out of wedlock and the reputed father marry . . .
. . . . § 742.091. Here, it is undisputed that Retuya’s mother and father never married each other. . . .
. . . See § 742.091, Fla. . . .
. . . The court further recognized that through the application of section 742.091, Florida Statutes, the holding . . . The court then found that pursuant to section 742.091, the case should be resolved as if the child had . . . Section 742.091 provides: If the mother of any child born out of wedlock and the reputed father shall . . . Thus, “reputed father” as used in section 742.091 can be interpreted to mean the individual generally . . .
. . . The Mother moved to dismiss his petition, relying on section, 742.091, Florida Statutes (2006), and L.A . . . Nevertheless, it felt constrained to dismiss the Father’s petition based on section 742.091, Florida . . . We reversed because we concluded that neither existing case law nor the provisions in section 742.091 . . . Section 742.091, Florida Statutes (2006) (Marriage of parents) provides: If the mother of any child bom . . . The language of section 742.091 has not changed between 2004 and 2006. . See generally Chris W. . . .
. . . respects be deemed and held to be the child of the husband and wife, as though born within wedlock_” § 742.091 . . . only when paternity “has not been established by law or otherwise” and, as a consequence of section 742.091 . . .
. . . We reverse because we conclude that neither existing case law nor the provisions in section 742.091, . . . We did so in part based upon the provisions of section 742.091, which reads: If the mother of any child . . . M.M. argues that this case is controlled by LA. and section 742.091 because the actions following the . . . the provisions of section 742.10(1) are more applicable to these proceedings than those in section 742.091 . . .
. . . was born out of wedlock and not later determined to be a child born within wedlock as provided in s. 742.091 . . .
. . . was bom out of wedlock and not later determined to be a child born within wedlock as provided in s. 742.091 . . .
. . . Section 742.091, Florida Statutes (1973), provides that marriage by the “reputed father” to the mother . . .
. . . . § 742.091); and, certain state and federal tax benefits. . . .
. . . was born out of wedlock and not later determined to be a child born within wedlock as provided in s. 742.091 . . .
. . . summary judgment for the following reasons: First, it does not appear from the record that section 742.091 . . .
. . . was born out of wedlock and not later detennined to be a child born within wedlock as provided in s. 742.091 . . .
. . . was born out of wedlock and not later determined to be a child born within wedlock as provided in s. 742.091 . . .
. . . was born out of wedlock and not later determined to be a child born within wedlock as provided in s. 742.091 . . .
. . . was born out of wedlock and not later determined to be a child born within wedlock as provided in s. 742.091 . . .
. . . was born out of wedlock and not later determined to be a child born within wedlock as provided in s. 742.091 . . .
. . . Section 742.091 provides that “[i]f the mother of any child bom out of wedlock and the reputed father . . . Reading that statute in pari materia with section 742.091, the court wrote that “[w]e are persuaded that . . . To the contrary, by enacting section 742.091 the legislature expanded the common law rule to include . . . birth, by law K.H. was “in all respects” deemed to be N.H.’s child, “as though born within wedlock.” § 742.091 . . . CHILD TO BE DEEMED THE CHILD OF THE HUSBAND AND WIFE AS THOUGH BORN WITHIN WEDLOCK PURSUANT TO SECTION 742.091 . . .
. . . was born out of wedlock and not later determined to be a child born within wedlock as provided in § 742.091 . . . was born out of wedlock and not later determined to be a child bom within wedlock as provided in s. 742.091 . . .
. . . was born out of wedlock and not later determined to be a child born within wedlock as provided in s. 742.091 . . .
. . . Nor does a presumption of legitimacy arise under section 742.091, Florida Statutes (1991), because the . . . Massachusetts and transmitted to Florida under the Uniform Reciprocal Enforcement of Support Act. . § 742.091 . . .
. . . while its mother is lawfully married to its reputed father is a legitimate child by virtue of section 742.091 . . .
. . . afterwards married and this result is now dictated by statutes in American states, including section 742.091 . . . while its mother is lawfully married to its reputed father is a legitimate child by virtue of section 742.091 . . .
. . . See § 742.091, Fla.Stat. (1989). . . .
. . . In our view the legislature specifically contemplated such a situation when it enacted Section 742.091 . . .
. . . In this connection, § 742.091, Fla.Stat. (1973), a part of the bastardy statute, should be considered . . . in pari materia with § 731.-29(1), supra. § 742.091 states as follows: “If the mother of any bastard . . . Statutes (1973), the Florida Probate Law, in pari materia with Sections 742.011, 742.021, 742-031, and 742.091 . . . Section 742.091, Florida Statutes (1973), provides that marriage by the “reputed father” to the mother . . . meant the “reputed father” and the mother in relation to both statutes [Section 731.29(1) and Section 742.091 . . .
. . . . § 742.091 states as follows: “If the mother of any bastard child and the reputed father shall at any . . .
. . . . § 742.091, F.S.A., Marriage of Parents, provides in pertinent part as follows: “If the mother of any . . .
. . . . § 742.091, F.S.A. A judgment of adoption makes the child a legal heir. Fla.Stat. § 72.22, F.S.A. . . .