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keligirl13
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A man separates from his wife for over a year to another state. Husband moves to Florida wife stays in Chicago. He sees her though twice when he visits her state and she seems the same. He decides to file for divorce. She receives the paperwork and 3 days later she flies to his state with a 10 month old child claiming its his. He goes ahead with the divorce and his lawyer asks the judge to push a DNA. The judge states that the parents have to pay for it and he needs to start paying child support. What kind of judge would make that decision on the facts I just told you? DNA is very expensive, do you know any other way we can have this done without me paying it all? The times the husband saw his wife, she never showed any signs that she was pregnant. When she would call on the phone, she also never mentioned giving birth. The divorce is now final and he is paying for a child that may not be his.
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