okay but for op to paying child support for a child that isnt his? he should take his ex wife to court for a paternity test and then stop paying child support because why would he
Well, if this is in the USA, some states have limitations on challenging paternity. For example, I live in Ohio, and from my understanding, the challenge must be made within one year of discovering the error. If more than one year has passed since learning that he is not the biological father, it may be more difficult to contest the paternity ruling. In some states, the requirements for proof vary, and if multiple people support the woman, even if they are lying, it might still be enough to maintain the paternity determination. Outside the USA, the situation can vary significantly. While many countries have a time limit of around one year from birth for challenging paternity, there are some cases where the challenge period is shorter, sometimes only a few months. Additionally, in some nations, like many Arab countries such as Saudi Arabia, challenging paternity is extremely difficult due to religious and cultural reasons.
@@brian0902 I think that is what happened. I read this complete story on another channel, so I don't remember the details. But, say they were married and separated, and he left town but they didn't divorce. She gets pregnant while he is away and has the baby, and by the time he gets back the timeline has passed and he gets stuck with child support.
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okay but for op to paying child support for a child that isnt his? he should take his ex wife to court for a paternity test and then stop paying child support because why would he
Well, if this is in the USA, some states have limitations on challenging paternity. For example, I live in Ohio, and from my understanding, the challenge must be made within one year of discovering the error. If more than one year has passed since learning that he is not the biological father, it may be more difficult to contest the paternity ruling. In some states, the requirements for proof vary, and if multiple people support the woman, even if they are lying, it might still be enough to maintain the paternity determination.
Outside the USA, the situation can vary significantly. While many countries have a time limit of around one year from birth for challenging paternity, there are some cases where the challenge period is shorter, sometimes only a few months. Additionally, in some nations, like many Arab countries such as Saudi Arabia, challenging paternity is extremely difficult due to religious and cultural reasons.
@@brian0902 I think that is what happened. I read this complete story on another channel, so I don't remember the details. But, say they were married and separated, and he left town but they didn't divorce. She gets pregnant while he is away and has the baby, and by the time he gets back the timeline has passed and he gets stuck with child support.
A part 2 with no link to part 1? Great. Bye.
usually the first part is a small youtube short with the link to the part 2 videos. its really annoying yeah lol