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    Question Enforcing Agreement For No Support Payments in California

    Hi, My name is Jeff and I live in Northern California.

    My question is this...
    Can a woman with whom you had a verbal contract with for 10 years, turn around and claim you are the father of her child with the State after 10 years have passed to get support from you?

    Our contract was basically this: that I would not be a part of this child's life in any way, shape, or form, no financial responsibilities, no contact with the child, etc. She went as far to bring this boy to my Mothers house for daycare (Mom is licensed care provider) and kept this from my Mother during his stay/care of over a year at her home.

    I have letters in writing from her stating to "keep out of their lives" etc. dating back to the time before the child was born.

    Then she turned around after 10 years of denying me any contact with my alleged son, no bonding, no enjoyment to fatherhood with this boy and turned me in for support collections. I opposed taking the DNA test in court with the Commissioner residing, he judged me the Father by default. Furthermore, there were seven other men that this gal named as Daddy before I was summoned to appear and ordered to test. After the Commissioner's judgment, I filed an opposure to him acting as discretionary over my hearing. In California it is Form FL666, (that is really the number) this is to request a Judge to preside over your hearing instead of the Commissioner. I never agreed to have a Commissioner act as discretionary in my hearing. I filed papers with the court several different times on different motions, etc. and they were either returned to me and never recognized or completely ignored at the hearing. I was not allowed to present any evidence, I was not allowed to face my accuser, I was not allowed to have my motions heard. Soon after the Commissioner judged me Father the county slapped arrears on me and monthly support obligations for this child.

    Now, isn't their a morality clause or issue to this effect that can be brought against this woman? Like Infliction of emotional pain or something to that effect? And, wouldn't the County think that maybe this woman is defrauding the State by bringing all these other guys into this as well. When she has told me 10 years ago that the baby was mine. Any help that you have would be greatly appreciated, I do not feel I should be judged Father after missing all the benefits with raising a child after we agreed that this would not happen. ever. I have four boys myself that I have raised from day one as a single Dad. Are the laws not built around "What Is In The Best Interest Of The Child"?

    Thank you,
    Jeff
    npropurr@yahoo.com

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    Default Re: Enforcing Agreement For No Support Payments in California

    She has the right to pursue support and you should have taken DNA test. I strongly urge you to take test now.

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    Default Re: Enforcing Agreement For No Support Payments in California

    OK, Maybe I should take the test, but the question I'm asking today is:

    If two people have a verbal contract which is substantiated by written word. And one person honored this contract although suffered a great lose. The other turns around and ignores this contract after ten years have gone by, I Can't get those 10 years back, they are gone forever. Isn't there any liability on her part for playing God with people's life's?

    It's not about the money, she is related and very close to a famous movie star with the initials CN, and he provides well for her dead beat ways. I would have done the same thing if the things went my way in the beginning.
    It's not about the money here, it's about liabilities and moral inturpitude. She played with peoples life's and they actually suffered a great deal of pain for many years the child and I, are deprived one of our fundamental rights based on the US Constitution. Are people not responsible for their actions in family law courts these days?

    That's my question?
    Thanks
    Jeff

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