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Old 11-02-2009, 10:57 PM
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Question about child support


My husband is stationed in texas and this is where we live for the next few years. His exgirlfriend is from Kentucky. 3 1/2 years ago they were together and when she found out she was pregnant she broke up with my husband and wanted nothing to do with him. Now that we are married and just had a son, we got served with child support, medical coverage and to establish a dna test. He has went to court once to get a dna test done. His ex girlfriend has realized that it has been almost four years that has passed. She doesn't want to continue on with this after paternity is established. Is there a way that she can stop this all on her end of the deal? If so what needs to be done?
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Old 11-03-2009, 07:27 AM
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My husband is stationed in texas and this is where we live for the next few years. His exgirlfriend is from Kentucky. 3 1/2 years ago they were together and when she found out she was pregnant she broke up with my husband and wanted nothing to do with him. Now that we are married and just had a son, we got served with child support, medical coverage and to establish a dna test. He has went to court once to get a dna test done. His ex girlfriend has realized that it has been almost four years that has passed. She doesn't want to continue on with this after paternity is established. Is there a way that she can stop this all on her end of the deal? If so what needs to be done?
YOU cannot do anything. Your husband will end up supporting his child if DNA shows the child is his> If girlfriend does not want to continue on then she can file to dismiss or request no child support and no visitation for your husband. YOU however are not a party and need to remember your place.
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