My question involves paternity law for the State of: Tennessee
I have a question about paternity fraud. In Tennessee there is no limit on proving fraud. How can someone prove paternity fraud, once they have proof with a blood test that they are not the father of this child. This person was married, divorced and the child is 10. The reason why he did not request before know is because she would never admit to adultery.
The only proof he had was that the child did not look like anyone. She put his name on the birth certificate, but he never signed it. He never really paid child support. She has admitted to adultery after the divorce and knows who the father is and some other things.

