My question involves child support in the State of: Oklahoma
My girlfriend at the time told me she was pregnant but it wasn't mine because she had cheated on me with her ex-boyfriend and it was his baby. He signed an affidavid of paternity but when she applied for DHS services she only listed me as a possible father. I was served papers by Oklahoma DHS child support enforcement ordering me to take a DNA test for the child. I didn't take the test so I was declared father by default and DHS started sending me a bill for child support. A few years later the child and two older siblings were taken from my ex by DHS child welfare and charged the mother with failure to protect. I, being father by default for one of the children was also charged. So when I had to go to court I asked the judge to place the one child in my custody. The judge ordered both me and the ex-boyfriend that had signed the acknowledgement of paternity form to take a DNA test. We were both tested and at the next court date I was told by the case worker the results determined the ex-boyfriend was the father. The case worker and the court records said I was dissmissed from the case. At this same court date the ex-boyfriend lost his parental rights. The mother lost her rights a litlle while later and within a year or so the children were adopted by the foster parents (2004). Last year my tax refund was intercepted by DHS child support enforcement so I started calling DHS to get it back. I told them about the DNA test and at first they denied it even existed. I have tracked down the test but DHS won't give me my money back and they said I owe them about $7,000 more. What do I do? Do I sue them or what? Who can help me?

