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Old 11-04-2009, 01:46 PM
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I have court tomorrow for a paternity case. They have not proven I am the father yet. They want me to provide finacial documents in court. Do I have to provide these before the dna test that proves I am the father?
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Old 11-04-2009, 01:51 PM
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I have court tomorrow for a paternity case. They have not proven I am the father yet. They want me to provide finacial documents in court. Do I have to provide these before the dna test that proves I am the father?
Wisconsin
if you are court ordered to provide them, then you must provide them or suffer consequences.

so they'll continue the hearing, wait for you to provide the documents, and STILL bill you for the full amount of child support from the date of the filing.

stalling won't make this go away.

if you are found to be the father, then you owe child support. if you are found to not be the father, you take your financial info and go home. or out for drinks to celebrate. your choice.
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Old 11-04-2009, 02:08 PM
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if you are court ordered to provide them, then you must provide them or suffer consequences.

so they'll continue the hearing, wait for you to provide the documents, and STILL bill you for the full amount of child support from the date of the filing.

stalling won't make this go away.

if you are found to be the father, then you owe child support. if you are found to not be the father, you take your financial info and go home. or out for drinks to celebrate. your choice.
Agreed. However, if he is proven to NOT be dad they really should NOT be entitled to any of his personal financial info.
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Old 11-04-2009, 02:22 PM
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if you are court ordered to provide them, then you must provide them or suffer consequences.

so they'll continue the hearing, wait for you to provide the documents, and STILL bill you for the full amount of child support from the date of the filing.

stalling won't make this go away.

if you are found to be the father, then you owe child support. if you are found to not be the father, you take your financial info and go home. or out for drinks to celebrate. your choice.
Thanks for the response!! I will bring them to court but I am going to request a blood test. Will this delay them taking my $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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Old 11-04-2009, 03:20 PM
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Thanks for the response!! I will bring them to court but I am going to request a blood test. Will this delay them taking my $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Yes, but remember, as Izzy told you, the longer you attempt to delay the proceedings, the more arrears mount up. Child support will be awarded from the date of filing.
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Old 11-04-2009, 03:47 PM
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I have court tomorrow for a paternity case. They have not proven I am the father yet. They want me to provide finacial documents in court. Do I have to provide these before the dna test that proves I am the father?
Wisconsin
Did you sign the Affidavit of Paternity? Have you told people you are the father? How old is the child? And they do NOT do a BLOOD test for DNA.
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Old 11-10-2009, 11:36 AM
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wouldn't be a bad idea for you to start now figuring out the amount of money you will pay if found to be the father, and then, put it aside right now. Gives you a chance to see how living without that amount will be. It helped me a lot when I was still going through the courts to get everything finalized, and I was able to pay back support right away too.
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