Nebraska supports marital paternity fraud — refused appeal
Marital paternity fraud is only one of the four ways …
And yet another marital paternity fraud victim makes the news after unsuccessful attempt to appeal lower court ruling. This time the injustice occurs in Nebraska with same results as Texas, California, North Carolina, South Carolina, Pennsylvania and others where state interests trump civil rights and involuntary servitude.
Try asking the man in the story, how did it feel learning that your ex-wife cheated on you, got pregnant by her boyfriend while married to you and the Nebraska courts say “it’s your fault for not discovering the swindle at the time of the divorce”?
Huh? That makes no sense and totally defies logic. Essentially that is what happened when the NE Supreme Court refused to vacate the child support order against a confirmed paternity fraud victim. The paternity fraud victim was denied justice using the rubber stamp response “res judicata”.
This is a typical response of the judiciary to maintain the chains of state’s best interest on the duped dad. It is fairly easy to see the conflict where the high court went to great length’s to protect the ex-wife from her own personal responsibility.
Why not correct the mistake or fraud whether accidental or deliberate upon discovery? Read the story and see how much money the ex-wife obtained from the paternity fraud victim.
Man not dad but still ordered to pay child support
North Platte Bulletin – North Platte,NE,USA
He also argued that he had evidence of Lavanda’s fraud and that she was aware that … the truepaternity of his daughter before the court, but did not. …
We have to add Nebraska to the list of states that support marital paternity fraud. I guess that leaves no choice for married men except to get a legal DNA paternity test then make an informed decision.
See the Official PaternityFraud.com site for this story from another marital victim (an attorney) http://www.paternityfraud.com/jim-ajc.html
Interesting facts about paternity:
- Dr. Jeanette Papp, director of genotyping and sequencing in the University of California at Los Angeles department of human genetics is of the opinion that 15% of children born in the Western world are victims of paternity fraud.
- Between 30 and 50 per cent of women cheat on their partners, compared with 50 to 80 per cent of men, according to Dr. Judith Eve Lipton, a psychiatrist with the Swedish Medical Center in Washington D.C. who, in 2001, co-wrote The Myth of Monogamy: Fidelity and Infidelity in Animals and People with her husband, David P. Barash Ph.D. Other statistics place this number at approximately equal for the two sexes, at approximately 60%.
- A self-reporting national poll of 5,000 women in Scotland conducted in 2004 concluded that half of the women said that if they became pregnant by another man but wanted to stay with their partner, they would lie about the baby’s real father.
References – just in case you think this is an isolated incident
- ^ 2002 Annual Report for Parentage Testing conducted in 2001 by the American Association of Blood Banks, PDF
- Carolyn Abraham (14 DEC 2002). “Mommy’s little secret“. The Globe and Mail, Canada’s largest national daily newspaper. Retrieved on 11 MAR 2009.
- “Who’s your daddy?” Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), TV show “The 7:30 Report” aired 22 November 2004
- “96% of women are liars, honest” published in The Scotsman, Scotland’s national newspaper, 9 December 2004 – retrieved 11 MAR 2009
- Paternity fraud ‘dad’ loses appeal, The Age, 9 November 2006 – 11:35AM accessed 11 MAR 2009
- “Who’s Your Daddy?” Metroactive 19-25 July 2006 retrieved 11 MAR 2009
- Christian Science Monitor
- CNN.com transcripts – Live from …“. CNN. 30 MAR 2005. Retrieved on 11 MAR 2009
- Carolyn Carlson (12 DEC 2004). “Ex-husband Paid $20,000 To Support Nonexistent Daughter“. Albuquerque Journal. Retrieved on 11 MAR 2009.
- “Con woman gets six years“. KOB-TV New Mexico (NBC affiliate). 7 NOV 2008. Retrieved on 11 MAR 2009.
- “Agency Culpable in Child Support Scam“. Fox News. 17 FEB 2004. Retrieved on 11 MAR 2009.
- ^ “Con woman ruled competent to stand trial“. KOB-TV New Mexico (NBC affiliate). 21 MAR 2008. Retrieved on 11 MAR 2009.
- ^ “Child support fraud case lands in 2 courtrooms“. KOB-TV New Mexico (NBC affiliate). 10 SEPT 2007. Retrieved on 11 MAR 2009.
- Con woman disappears“. KOB-TV New Mexico (NBC affiliate). Retrieved on 11 MAR 2009.
- “Child Support Fraud Nets 16 month sentence for woman”.
- “Con woman appears in court“. KOB-TV New Mexico (NBC affiliate). Retrieved on 21 FEB 2009.
- “Trevino pleads guilty to fraud, perjury“. KOB-TV New Mexico (NBC affiliate). 1 AUG 2008. Retrieved on 21 FEB 2009.
- “Trevino fraud sentence reduced“. KOB-TV New Mexico (NBC affiliate). 23 FEB 2009. Retrieved on 21 FEB 2009.
- “Court: woman must pay husband for baby”, Associated Press U.S.A., 1 June 2004.
- “Stockbroker wins £22,000 damages for paternity deceit”. Retrieved on 21 FEB 2009.
