Quick Family Law Question
So, if mother cheats on husband and then later husband finds out and decides to do a paternity test and test reveal that he is not the dad, can court still order husband to pay child support even if the husband accepted the child as his?
Surely, even if he accepts the child, the court couldn't possibly force him to pay child support, right?
thanks
Surely, even if he accepts the child, the court couldn't possibly force him to pay child support, right?
thanks
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