Key legal question
Whether the first instance wrongly declined to decide child-related issues and child support due to lack of jurisdiction.
Extracted holding
The first instance could not finally decline to deal with child issues before the paternity question was clarified; if the husband is the father, child-related matters must be regulated in the divorce judgment.
Extracted reasoning
While child relationships and child support are governed by the law of the child's habitual residence, the divorce court is competent for ancillary matters if the husband is the father. The lower court's blanket non-entry was only correct if no paternity existed.