What Happens at a Hearing on Contempt in a Child Support Case

[qwaspolk69]

Shes not the mother shes a lesbian who think is a man.

Are you really this dense or just trolling?

Why do you want to have to pay for ANOTHER kid if you can't afford the one(s) you already have to pay for? You need to keep your pants zipped and then you can avoid these issues of having kids all over the place.

[PMMH]

If im the father shes not suppose to be on it

You separated 14 months ago, the baby was born last month... Do you not understand how babies happen?

[Mtxpro123]

The court will grant me a paternity test. If both are on the birth certificate does both have to present at the court?

[readytoleave]

I hope they make you pay for that too. Why won't you just leave your ex-wife alone?

[PayrolGuy]

The court will grant me a paternity test. If both are on the birth certificate does both have to present at the court?

How do you know the court will do that and not KNOW if both parents have to be at court? For the record neither HAVE to be at court.

[jumanji]

I have concluded that OP is Foolish as Feces.

[PayrolGuy]

I figured that out long ago.

[Mtxpro123]

Yes they have to be because they have to grant or deny the paternity test and the judge will make a decision.

[readytoleave]

And when you both show that you have been separated since January and that she just gave birth in February and shows the birth certificate? Particularly since it is already documented that she gave birth in February since there was a continuance for it? You think a judge will order one then? When she would have had to been pregnant 13 months in order for that to happen? You are ridiculous.

[PMMH]

Manatees are pregnant for 13 months. Is your ex wife a manatee, OP?

Yes they have to be because they have to grant or deny the paternity test and the judge will make a decision.

So, you are going to request a paternity test at your contempt hearing? Have you talked to your court-appointed attorney about all of this? How was your ex wife pregnant for 13 months?