(a)   A child born to parents who have not participated in a marriage
ceremony with each other shall be considered to be the child of his
mother.
  (b)   A child born to parents who have not participated in a marriage
ceremony with each other shall be considered to be the child of his
father only if the father:
    (1)   Has been judicially determined to be the father in an action brought
under the statutes relating to paternity proceedings;
    (2)   Has acknowledged himself, in writing, to be the father;
    (3)   Has openly and notoriously recognized the child to be his child; or
    (4)   Has subsequently married the mother and has acknowledged himself,
orally or in writing, to be the father.
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