Alleged father having no standing to file petition to establish paternity of child having a presumed father could not proceed on mother’s counterpetition; although mother had standing to raise issue of child’s paternity while she remained married to presumed father, mother’s counterpetition had been voluntarily dismissed, and alleged father did not challenge the district court’s acceptance of mother’s voluntary dismissal of her counterpetition.
http://www.utcourts.gov/opinions/appopin/rp55922114.pdf
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