National Paternity Fraud fight starts here

Father Shopping aka paternity fraud is good for the state ... as a supported way to establish Paternity and child support goals.

Did you know that as many as 30 percent of DNA tested paternity cases annually, the tested man is proven as NOT the father?

Let's PLAY a game with your life, liberty and property: Ask a paternity fraud victim how this game is played in family court!

Once the Court has established paternity that man is responsible for paying child support for the next 18-23 years (or more) -- even if the man is later proven not to be the biological father. Sometimes girlfriends and wives identify the highest earner from among her partners as the child's father. There is no known penalty for a mother if she knowingly or accidentally commits paternity fraud.

Even in cases where the mother and the biological father have later married or live together -- the man originally identified as the legal father was forced to pay child support to that couple for their child.

When paternity fraud is discovered the courts tend to cut the wrongly identified father's contact with the children, yet still require him to pay child support. Child support is no small amount of money -- it can be up to 50 percent or more of a person's net income.

There is no amount of money to describe or address the emotional and stressful impact to the man, the child and the man's family.

SOLUTION: Why not prevent the paternity fraud problem with DNA testing at birth and before placing a man's name on the child's birth certificate as the alleged biological father? Every child deserves the truth.

The truth about paternity is often hidden by those who are not concerned about the facts. The judicial system, your family doctor (OB/GYN), child support enforcement agencies, the local district attorney, the attorney general and some mothers will fight to forcibly remove assets from any male deceived about paternity. 

If the court is the place where truth is an absolute defense, why is there opposition to a court ordered legal DNA paternity test at the child support hearing where a male is alleged to be the biological father? Seems rather simple ... unless getting the truth about paternity is not the focus.