My question involves child support in the State of: Louisiana
I was dating a women in Louisiana. I came home to find her with another man. We were "roommates" for another 2 months when I finally got the military to force her to move out. At that time she declared that she was 2 months pregnant. First issue was we had not slept together in 4 months. So I told her to let the guy she had slept with know.
A few months later I was deployed. When I came back from deployment I found that I had been named the father and was being forced to pay child support all due to failure to appear in court. I got the support worker to hold the case so i could establish paternity, but the mother refused. After 6 months of fighting with her I was told there was nothing I could do.
I have continued to fight with Louisiana about this for many years. And always being told I have to prove her to be lying. All the burden of proof lies with me.
Since then I have been told *by her own mother* that the child does not reside with her but with her own father. Her father lives in a different state and she is now married with a new child and only visits her eldest occasionally. Also I was told by her mother that she was present at the time of birth and that the hospital refused to put a father down because of not being married and the supposed father not being present.
How did she get a court order stating I was the father, without a birth certificate, with no corroboration to her story? Fraud? How can I fight this? What are the steps I need to take?

