Section 43-8-230 Construction of Generic Terms to Accord with Relationships as Defined for Intestate Succession; When Person Born Out of Wedlock Treated as Child of Father.
This provision says certain family-status terms include half-bloods, adopted persons, and persons born out of wedlock for intestate-succession relationship rules. It also says a person born out of wedlock is not treated as the father’s child unless the father openly and notoriously treats the person as his child.
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Section 43-8-230 Construction of Generic Terms to Accord with Relationships as Defined for Intestate Succession; When Person Born Out of Wedlock Treated as Child of Father.
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