My question involves paternity law for the State of: Nevada
In December of 2006, an ex girlfriend of mine approached me and stated that her two month old daughter was mine. I immediately accepted responsibility of the little girl and signed an Affadavit of Paternity believing the mother was telling the truth. We have always had 50/50 custody. Over the last year, her and I have been battling in court of custody with her often with holding my daughter from me. I will be moving out of state for work in a few months and the mother has made it clear to me that she will try to prevent me from having a relationship with my daughter (she has violated court visitation orders before). I have recently discovered that my daughter might not be mine.
Do to the fact that my ex girlfriend is impeding my relationship with my daughter (probably because she just got married), I am seriously considering having a paternity test conducted. I am remarried and have another child and need to move to provide a stable life. If I get the paternity test done and it is proven that the child isn't mine, what is the process of being removed from the birth certificate? And will there be any repercussions? I have heard that even when men are proven not to be the father, they still have to pay child support since they were involved for so long.

