Presumed Fathers Consent to Adoption (In California) is a document that legally establishes the identity of a presumed father and his consent to the adoption of his child. A “presumed father” is a man who is presumed to be a child’s father under California law. If a man is married to the mother of a child, he is presumed to be the father until a court establishes otherwise. There are several types of Presumed Fathers Consent to Adoption in California. The first type is Voluntary Consent, which is given by the presumed father voluntarily, without coercion or duress. The second type is Judicial Consent, which is given by a court after a hearing and consideration of all relevant facts. The third type is Consent of the Biological Father, which is given by the biological father of the child, if known. The fourth type is Consent of the Presumed Father, which is given by the presumed father, if known. In all cases, the presumed father must sign the consent form in front of two witnesses and a notary public. The document must be filed with the court in order to be accepted and the adoption finalized.