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    Mar 2, 2008, 11:04 AM
    Missouri vs. New York
    Can a 29 yr.old and or his Mother sue an alleged bio-father with or without DNA which was never done?
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    Mar 2, 2008, 11:08 AM
    I am not sure what you are getting at but with alleged I would say start by insisting on a paternity test.
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    Mar 2, 2008, 11:08 AM
    No, if there was never any order of child support any statue of limitation would long ago be over.
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    Mar 2, 2008, 11:10 AM
    Oh they want child support for a 29 year old
    Fr_chuck is right or I would have been pushing for back support for my four kids last year.
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    Mar 2, 2008, 11:44 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by lafl333
    Can a 29 yr.old and or his Mother sue an alledged bio-father with or without DNA which was never done?

    Why would you be suing? What relief are you requesting? Or are you simply requesting a DNA to establish paternity?

    I recently came across a NYS case where an adult (I believe in his 30's) sued his alleged father and forced a DNA test because of hereditary health issues. I'm not aware of any other similar case - although there probably are some.

    I believe - and I'd have to check, I got the info in a newsletter - it ended up in Family Court and the alleged father agreed to the test so there was no ruling from the bench.
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    Mar 2, 2008, 12:04 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by JudyKayTee
    Why would you be suing? What relief are you requesting? Or are you simply requesting a DNA to establish paternity?

    I recently came across a NYS case where an adult (I believe in his 30's) sued his alleged father and forced a DNA test because of hereditary health issues. I'm not aware of any other similar case - although there probably are some.

    I believe - and I'd have to check, I got the info in a newsletter - it ended up in Family Court and the alleged father agreed to the test so there was no ruling from the bench.
    My husband is the alleged.. this young man is coming to Ny this week to meet us and our adult son... as far as we know this will be a pleasant meeting. We were concerned about possible liabilities. This was a one time encounter long before I knew my husband and he didn't find out until the child was 2 yrs. Old. The mom contacted us 2 weeks ago. The young man is more interested in meeting his 21 yr. old brother then us... for now... its complicated as I'm sure all these cases are... thank you for your input...
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    Mar 2, 2008, 12:07 PM
    I don't think there would be any liability as far as their relationship.
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    Mar 2, 2008, 12:08 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by lafl333
    My husband is the alledged...this young man is comming to Ny this week to meet us and our adult son...as far as we know this will be a pleasant meeting. We were concerned about possible liabilities. This was a one time encounter long before I knew my husband and he didnt find out until the child was 2 yrs. old. The mom contacted us 2 weeks old. The young man is more interested in meeting his 21 yr. old brother then us...for now...its complicated as I'm sure all these cases are...thank you for your input...

    Maybe the "son" will want to know 100% about paternity and then both parties will be tested, not for any legal purpose but so they know for sure.

    (Good for you, by the way - lots of women in your position would be making everyone's life difficult. Maybe those are the only people who post but I tip my hat to you.)
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    Mar 2, 2008, 12:14 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by JudyKayTee
    Maybe the "son" will want to know 100% about paternity and then both parties will be tested, not for any legal purpose but so they know for sure.

    (Good for you, by the way - lots of women in your position would be making everyone's life difficult. Maybe those are the only people who post but I tip my hat to you.)
    I'm thrilled... this is good news I always wanted more than one child.. I just hope all works out.. it has been a rollercoaster ride of emotions... Thank you for the complement to me it is just the right thing to do in my heart...
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