Can a child who was not a child of the marriage regain his status as a result of his father's actions?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from T.M.R. v. J.W.R.R., 2013 BCSC 2340 (CanLII):
The parties also agree that a child who ceases to be a child of the marriage can regain that status if their circumstances change: Hartshorne v. Hartshorne 2010 BCCA 327 at para. 77.
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