A man, Yunier, is suing his ex-girlfriend, Emely, and her current husband, Waldemar, for paternity of their 1.5-year-old son. Yunier claims he is the biological father and wants custody of the child, stating that Emely and Waldemar's lifestyle is not suitable for the child. Emely and Waldemar counter that Yunier has not been involved in the child's life and that they are a stable family unit. A witness, Dr. Alma Delia Hernández, testifies that she had an affair with Waldemar while he was married to Emely, and that the child was present during one of their encounters. The judge rules that Yunier is the biological father and orders him to pay child support. The judge also grants Yunier visitation rights, but not custody, citing that Emely and Waldemar are a stable family unit and that Yunier needs to establish a relationship with the child gradually.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker, Yunier, is a 21-year-old man who had a relationship with a woman named ML.
2. ML became pregnant, but Yunier claims they always used condoms and he did not plan the pregnancy.
3. Yunier cheated on his girlfriend with ML.
4. ML and Yunier broke up after she sent photos and videos of them together to his girlfriend.
5. Yunier blocked ML's social media accounts.
6. ML gave birth to a child, and Yunier is seeking paternity and custody of the child.
7. ML is now married to a woman named Waldemar, and they are being sued by Yunier.
8. Yunier claims that ML and Waldemar's lifestyle is not healthy for the child.
9. Waldemar testifies that she met ML at a nightclub and they got married after she became pregnant.
10. Waldemar claims that the child's birth certificate lists her husband's last name, but Yunier is the biological father.
11. A witness, Dr. Alma Delia Hernández, testifies that she had a relationship with Waldemar's husband while he was still married to Waldemar.
12. The child is currently one and a half years old.
13. The court rules that Yunier is the biological father and orders him to pay child support.
14. The court also grants Yunier visitation rights, but not custody of the child.
15. The court orders Yunier to change his lifestyle and promises to review the case in the future.