What Rights Do Out of Wedlock Children Have?

Out-of-wedlock children have the same legal rights as those born to married parents, including rights to support, inheritance, and access to parental care. They are entitled to receive child support from both parents, regardless of marital status. Additionally, they have the right to be recognized by both parents, which may involve establishing paternity if necessary. Legal protections ensure that these children are treated fairly and have access to benefits such as health care and education.