Can a father or former husband be responsible for child support of a child that's not his biologically (not DNA father)?
Yes!
Is this a case where a father should be forced to pay child support for someone else's child? Probably not...
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Man Facing Jail for Not Paying Child Support For A Child DNA Proves is NOT His!
A man is being forced to pay nearly $65,000 in child support payments for a 16-year-old daughter who is not his, according to a DNA test.
Select Excerpt:
"A court in Houston, Texas, is forcing a father to pay nearly $65,000 in child support payments for a daughter he has only met once—who is actually not his child, according to a DNA test.
Gabriel Cornejo has found himself embroiled in a legal battle after an ex-girlfriend informed him that he has a daughter who is now 16 years old. However, after meeting the girl once, Cornejo told ABC 13 that he pursued a DNA test, and learned that he is not her father.
“I never thought in my whole life I would have to defend myself or something that I am innocent of,” Cornejo said, noting that he is already raising three children of his own, along with two of his brother’s children.
Texas state law punishes nonpayment of child support harder than most. According to the Child Support Division at the Attorney Generals’ Office, Cornejo could be extorted and thrown in prison for failing to pay for a child that is not his."
Please read the rest at: http://thefreethoughtproject.com/court-forcing-man-pay-child-support-child-not-his/
Yes!
Is this a case where a father should be forced to pay child support for someone else's child? Probably not...
***
The Law Offices of Gregory Krasovsky are equipped to work on and provide legal advice on the following issues:
- Divorce
- Legal Separation
- Domestic Partnerships
- Child Custody/ Visitation
- Child Support
- Spousal Support/ Alimony
- Domestic Violence
- Equitable Distribution
- Adultery
- Prenuptial Agreements
Family Law - http://www.krasovskylaw.com/individuals/family-law.html
Child Support - http://www.krasovskylaw.com/child-support.html
***
The Law Offices of Gregory Krasovsky - http://krasovskylaw.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/krasovsky911/
Blogspot: http://krasovsky911.blogspot.com
***
Man Facing Jail for Not Paying Child Support For A Child DNA Proves is NOT His!
A man is being forced to pay nearly $65,000 in child support payments for a 16-year-old daughter who is not his, according to a DNA test.
Select Excerpt:
"A court in Houston, Texas, is forcing a father to pay nearly $65,000 in child support payments for a daughter he has only met once—who is actually not his child, according to a DNA test.
Gabriel Cornejo has found himself embroiled in a legal battle after an ex-girlfriend informed him that he has a daughter who is now 16 years old. However, after meeting the girl once, Cornejo told ABC 13 that he pursued a DNA test, and learned that he is not her father.
“I never thought in my whole life I would have to defend myself or something that I am innocent of,” Cornejo said, noting that he is already raising three children of his own, along with two of his brother’s children.
Texas state law punishes nonpayment of child support harder than most. According to the Child Support Division at the Attorney Generals’ Office, Cornejo could be extorted and thrown in prison for failing to pay for a child that is not his."
Please read the rest at: http://thefreethoughtproject.com/court-forcing-man-pay-child-support-child-not-his/
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