If a child is born out of wedlock in Florida, the father does not have automatic rights to his child. He is not given the legal right to make decisions affecting his child, nor does he have the right to visitation with his child. Learn more about father’s rights in Florida in this presentation. https://www.beinerlaw.com/
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