jstaz said:
I need to get out of child support because blood test prove beyond a doubt that kid is not mine and a judge said that a stipulation sighned years ago still stands no mater what eventhough the dna test says he's not my blood HELP ?
My response:
If you received your DNA results from a private firm, and it wasn't court ordered, then those results are useless in a court of law.
If you were living with the mother at the time of the birth, then you are "presumed" under the law to be the father.
You should have had the court order a DNA test. Then those results would have been admissible into evidence.
Also, even if you weren't living with the mother at the time of birth, if you signed an "Admission of Parentage" form, then you are recognized, by law, as the father.
I take it that you weren't represented by an attorney, during any of this.
Sorry. But, you get to pay child support.
IAAL
