[GeronL]

I think this happened to a guy in Texas too. He proved he wasn’t the father and the courts made him pay anyway.

[randog]

He proved he wasn’t the father and the courts made him pay anyway.

It happens in a lot of states. If you make any indication that you're the daddy - even shacking up and playing daddy - that's good enough for the courts to make you permanent daddy.

[catbertz]

Wow. Every part of this story is full of win.

[RogerFGay]

I think this happened to a guy in Texas too. He proved he wasn’t the father and the courts made him pay anyway.

It's happened a lot, all over the country. There was pretty much a press black-out on reporting these stories - for almost two decades now - except in California, then an article by a California journalist that got into a national magazine. But even his writing didn't show that he was aware that it was a national problem - brought about by the federal take-over of domestic relations law - and converting it from civil law to that draconian commie "social policy" thingy.

[Terry Mross]

A school janitor in Texas was convicted of murder. About 10 years later DNA tests proved he was innocent. He was released from prison and immediately hit up for back child support.