Court Orders DNA Test in Paternity Case

A man will be taking a DNA test to prove that he is not the father of a boy so that he can stop paying child support. The man had a vasectomy in 1994 and met a woman whom he later married in 2000. The woman already had her son at the time, but the man agreed to be recorded as the father in order to meet U.S. immigration requirements. After they divorced, he believed that he should not be financially responsible for the boy, but the ex-wife still wanted the financial support and did not want to tell her son.     

Paternity matters are taken very seriously by courts and can affect your life greatly. You need to know that when you are dealing with a paternity matter that you do have rights that should be protected. You can resolve this situation in a beneficial way if your case is handled properly. It's in your best interest to make sure that your case is settled in the way that you deserve it to be.