1. Does a biological father of the child of a married
woman have a right to notice of his paternity before
any prescription or peremption can extinguish his
right to avow paternity?

2. Where the state opens the door to the biological
father to petition for filiation of a child born of a married
woman, and that father seizes the opportunity to
exercise his parental duties and rights at the first
opportunity, does the biological father become vested
in a fundamental right to parent his child?

3. Should a married woman's silence as to the
suspected true paternity of her baby constitute bad
faith deception of the biological father?

Does a biological father have a right to notice of paternity before prescription or peremption extinguishes his right to avow paternity?