Concededly the child involved was conceived during the time respondent and appellant were still legally married. Thus there is a presumption, where access is established, that the child is the legitimate offspring of the marriage (see Domestic Relations Law, § 175; Commissioner of Public Welfare v. Koehler, 284 N.Y. 260, 263). Such presumption is not conclusive, but can only be overcome by strong proof (e.g., Moy Mee Soo v...
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