Legal Question in Family Law in California
A woman obtained my semen and distributed it amongst a large number of women. They went on to have children and subsequently sued me for my assets. I was prevented from even knowing the identities of these women and that of the offspring. Yet I was required to pay child support. I believe that all of the documents were sealed in a court somewhere in LA, and I got screwed out of everything. How can I find out exactly what happened due to the fact that it was accomplished in absentia.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Your statement of what occurred does not make sense. In paternity cases you have the right to the name of the mother and a dna test to either include or exclude you as the father. Paternity can be determined with out a trial only if you agree that you are the father, or if you were served and did not respond to the petition. You should get a copy of the files and consult with an attorney to review the facts of your case.
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