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Paul,


You're on to something there.& And, in the first case, in which the judge "decided" that you were the father -- he acted outside the bounds of his authority... he is not qualified to make that decision -- nor did he perform any test that could verify his assumption and support his decision... therefore - it is one reason that his judgment is VOID.& Since you have doubt that you are the father, you can, and should contest the entire matter, accepting responsibility as the father only upon proof of their claim.


Second, it seems to me that the case would be frivolous and a waste of "taxpayer" dollars since the law does not allow for anything other than "ex-spouses AND their children" to seek relief.& It seems to me that, in the case with your ex-girlfriend, she should file a "civil" suit against you for support.& I say this because it seems to me that the law she is using does not support her position due to the fact that she does not have status as "ex-spouse"... but then, it all depends on the legal definition of "spouse" - doesn't it?& Maybe you should check that out.


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