In Re Guthrie

This is a voluntary parentage case. Mark Roger Buckley, the biological father of Brian Alexander Guthrie, sought to establish a parental relationship with his son, as well as establish visitation, child support, and a change of the child's last name to his. After a hearing, the trial court ordered the name change and denied retroactive child support. In four points of error, Elene Therese Guthrie, the mother, appeals the judgment, alleging the trial court did not file findings of fact and conclusions of law, the name change was not in the best interest of the child, and the trial court erred in overruling her objection to the admission of a rule 11 agreement into evidence and in refusing to award retroactive child support. We overrule Guthrie's points of error and affirm the trial court's judgment.