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January 21, 2009
Case Law Development: False Statements in Divorce regarding Paternity Do not Equal Extrinsic Fraud on the Court
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Sirs:
What about TRUE Paternity Fraud? If one finds out one was lied to years into expensive support or long after the children were emancipated, what of the thousands of dollars surrendered to the mother (married, divorced or otherwise)? And what of the Bio-father never having paid at all?
Indeed there may be signed documentation that at the time support was ordered, as the male thought he truely was the father, or (more often)where the social workers and support reps in low income cases pushed for signature by threatening jail for non-compliance. Uneducated, uncounseled (and most likely poor) persons responding to the threats, not knowing they have rights, may blindly sign acknowledgment, then find out years later that they were duped.
Of all the reports of paternity fraud in various related web sites and with legal challenges appearing throughout the country increasing, (some at Supreme Court level), why hasn't there been class action suits filed against the states that seemingly support this institutionlized form of fraud-based income for unscruplous, system using, moms on state assistance?
Can-Of-Worms fear?
Posted by: G. Young | Jun 9, 2009 10:57:52 AM
I have never read more stupid court decision. I understand that if you are a woman toy will be allowed to tell lies under oath and after that you will be rewarded with a lot of $$$$$$$$$$$$
Posted by: George | Aug 18, 2010 9:36:56 AM
