it's already a father name on the bc can I still have to pay child support?

[rellatl]

Georgia it's a father name one the birth certificate and he name the child as well and found out that he is not the father and now it's mostly mine so do I still have to show up in court and pay for a child that's I never even meet and has a name for a different man. what would happen if I don't show up to even take the test

 

[Just Blue]

Georgia it's a father name one the birth certificate and he name the child as well and found out that he is not the father and now it's mostly mine so do I still have to show up in court and pay for a child that's I never even meet and has a name for a different man. what would happen if I don't show up to even take the test

You would be HUGHLY STUPID to not show for the "test".

 

[justalayman]

Look up; default judgement

 

[Proserpina]

"Mostly" yours?!



But yes - if you don't take the test, the court can indeed name you as the father and you'll be responsible for child support.

 

[Just Blue]

"Mostly" yours?!



But yes - if you don't take the test, the court can indeed name you as the father and you'll be responsible for child support.

Yeah...What in the heck does that mean??

 

[Proserpina]

Yeah...What in the heck does that mean??

He's thinking of "most likely".

I think. I hope? ... because the alternative is horrifying.

 

[Just Blue]

He's thinking of "most likely".

I think. I hope? ... because the alternative is horrifying.

Likely to be banned for this...But OP is a nitwit. Hopefully the child is NOT his.

 

[CSO286]

I'm thinking that English is not our OP's first language.

In any event, OP, do not skip out on the test. You could be found to be the legal father by default.

And if you are pretty sure the child is most likely yours, then you have a legal obligation to provide support for him/her. One which the courts will be happy to ensure you honor.

 

[AdoptADog]

"Mostly" yours?!

"Sorta pregnant."

 

[Just Blue]

I'm thinking that English is not our OP's first language.

In any event, OP, do not skip out on the test. You could be found to be the legal father by default.

And if you are pretty sure the child is most likely yours, then you have a legal obligation to provide support for him/her. One which the courts will be happy to ensure you honor.

I don't think so...