Victim of paternity fraud to get child support back, Will get $14,460 from mother and

Tyrael · #1 2nd-March-2008

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Man to get child support back
Parents owe $14,460 in case of mistaken paternity, judge says

By Sandy Hodson| Staff Writer
Sunday, March 02, 2008

Judge David Roper said he felt badly for Kenneth Samuels when he learned the child he had fathered for 11 years wasn't his.

Justice was also shortchanged, the judge said, because Mr. Samuels had been paying child support all of those years.

Last month, Judge Roper ruled that Jamie Hope, the child's mother, and Oba Wallace, the child's biological father, would have to repay Mr. Samuels $14,460 in child support he had paid since 1997.

Such an order is unusual, but not unique.

"We have seen it happen before," said Sandra Jarrett of the state's Child Support Recovery Unit.

Usually there is no intent to defraud, Ms. Jarrett said. Mothers who have had relationships with more than one man might not know who the biological father is without a DNA test.

Ms. Jarrett estimated 40 percent to 45 percent of their new cases are filed by a custodial parent who never married, and a DNA test is requested to establish paternity.

Child Support Services helps about 30,000 families in Richmond, Columbia and Burke counties. Across Georgia, 500,000 families are assisted, Ms. Jarrett said.

In Mr. Samuels' case, it began April 22, 1997, when Ms. Hope opened a Child Support Services case that named Mr. Samuels the father of her child.

Mr. Samuels said he never had any reason to doubt the child was his. He signed the birth certificate, and he consented to an order to pay child support.

Mr. Wallace told the judge at a hearing last summer that he heard from different people that the child looked like him. The child called him daddy when she saw him in town, Mr. Wallace said.

Mr. Wallace said he told Ms. Hope he would take care of the child financially if he was the biological father. They decided to get a DNA test last summer, Mr. Wallace said.

The DNA test proved Mr. Wallace was the biological father, and he filed a court petition to legally establish paternity. The case was assigned to Judge Roper, who had no problem with signing the order that established legal paternity. But he said he was troubled by the position in which it left Mr. Samuels

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Marx · #2 2nd-March-2008

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Originally Posted by Tyrael

Usually there is no intent to defraud, Ms. Jarrett said. Mothers who have had relationships with more than one man might not know who the biological father is without a DNA test.

And what does that say about the sexual history of today's women? I know guys do it as well (obviously) but if the woman's partners as so close they can't figure out whether it was Mr. A, Mr. B or Mr. C, there's something wrong.

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Originally Posted by Tyrael

Ms. Jarrett estimated 40 percent to 45 percent of their new cases are filed by a custodial parent who never married, and a DNA test is requested to establish paternity.

So 40 to 45% of women who use the Child Scam Agency haven't got a clue who the Father of their children are? Damn, that is scarey - what slappers are we breeding?

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Originally Posted by Tyrael

Child Support Services helps about 30,000 families in Richmond, Columbia and Burke counties. Across Georgia, 500,000 families are assisted, Ms. Jarrett said.

No, they don't help 'families' they help slappers who can't figure out who the Father of a child might be. Mom + Dad + Kid/s = Family, but the Child Fraud Agency is trying to pretend that Slapper + Kid = Family. WRONG!

bobx23456 · #3 2nd-March-2008

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Originally Posted by Marx

And what does that say about the sexual history of today's women? I know guys do it as well (obviously) but if the woman's partners as so close they can't figure out whether it was Mr. A, Mr. B or Mr. C, there's something wrong.

Another story demonstrating clearly why DNA testing should be done routinely before birth certificates are filled out. The can test the same blood sample they arleady take for medical tests, after they are done with those other tests. Every child has a fundamental human right to know his own father.

Blessings

Bob

yesterday's Hero · #4 23rd-March-2008

http://www.legislature.state.tn.us/b...ILL/HB2964.pdf

the state of Tennessee is attempting to enact a bill to make dna testing mandatory at birth to confirm paternity regardless of the relationship between the parents

themanonthestreet · #5 23rd-March-2008

And hopefully it will go through... Then many other states will follow suit I would guess...

TMOTS

yesterday's Hero · #6 23rd-March-2008

I hope it does - in a way it may lead to a realignment of morals and values in our societies

im not religious but the whore of Babylon really has her claws in our western societies

Wallet · #7 23rd-March-2008

I can't ever seeing that coming to Communist Canada though. Our Pussy politicians cave to any and all feminist demands. Even if the kid was not proven to be the fathers he would still have to pay CS as it is in the 'best interest of the child'...

That is the way things work here and will get worse once feminism or whatever fancy name they used is added to the groups covered by hate crime laws.....

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