Paternity Fraud case exposes another marital fraud
Paternity Test answers and raises many questions
An incredible interview about paternity fraud in Pennsylvania. PA is one of the states that adopted the Uniform Parentage Act (UPA) that is often cited as the reason to continue paternity fraud cases against divorced men.
In the case at bar, the formerly married man and the child have been deceived, by the child’s mother and the reported biological father. Oh, did we mention that the ex-wife is now reported as married to the biological father? Do you see a problem here at all?
So, let’s break down some of the facts:
- Wife cheats on husband1 with her boyfriend
- Husband1 discovers her affair
- Wife1 swears, promises or claims that husband 1 is the father
- Wife1 promise the affair is over.
- Husband1 discovers the affair again … some time later
- Husband1 obtains a home paternity test … he is not the father
- Husband1 divorces Wife1
- Wife1 marries boyfriend
- Husband1 is court ordered to pay child support to ex-wife1 and her new husband (bio-dad)
- Court orders new husband (bio-dad) does not have pay child support since Husband 1 is the legal father.
- The judge says PA law supports fraud and requires him to ignore the truth, even where fraud exists.
- The PA UPA contains time limits that are not published to single and married men. The UPA supports fraud by not placing an equal fiduciary duty to disclose facts and make truthful declarations of paternity.
There’s more to the story — but there has to be something wrong when the law supports fraud and suppresses the truth. Perhaps, PA needs a paternity fraud law that is equal to Ohio or Georgia?
In marital cases where adultery exists, it is quite common a cheating wife will not be tell her husband that he is NOT the father or that he might not be the father. The facts are clear that married and single men could benefit from obtaining a legal DNA paternity test, shortly after birth and before any legal proceeding.
To be fair, it is also quite common that a cheating husband is not going to tell his wife about his mistress or if he has a child or thinks he has a child with the mistress. And he cannot be sure of paternity with testing?.
What if some or none of the kids from his wife and mistress are not his? He could become a multi-faceted paternity fraud victim and forced to pay child support to both mothers. It is highly unlikely that a man who has been deceived about paternity by wife and mistress is going to adopt their children. There are laws on the books in some states that would create and enforce child support orders with DNA proof that someone lied.
The facts say dishonesty exists in both sexes, so why have a law that forces men to pay child support for paternity fraud before providing the man with results of a legal DNA paternity test? Maybe the courts and child support enforcement agencies are not and quite likely were never concerned about the truth. At least as long as some male pays the child support. Could this be called Rent-A-Kid?
In the words of President Carnell Smith, “Trust but Verify with a Legal Paternity Test“. Truth is a good thing.
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Carnell Smith PfV is the founder and President of 4Truth Identity’s DNA Center www.911DnaTest.com and US Citizens Against Paternity Fraud http://www.PaternityFraud.com .
