OPINION
SCHELLHAS, Judge.
Appellant challenges the district court's order that respondent has standing to bring a paternity action, arguing that respondent is not a presumed father and therefore does not have standing to bring a paternity action. We disagree and affirm. We also conclude that respondent is entitled to an award of conduct-based attorney fees because appellant has unreasonably contributed to the length and expense of these proceedings.
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