Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

You left out the key fact - did you have sex with her about 9 months before birth. If yes, you may be the father, and IF she files a case, you can be DNA tested (and indeed you WANT to be tested). She has a big burden in this case, as she'd likely have to reopen her divorce, etc. the reason she is bugging you is probably because she is unwilling to really file anything. If you're the dad and a case is filed, you will be paying support - no exceptions. If not, you won't be. You can ignore the calls, texts, etc. The one thing that would matter would be a case. If one is filed, get a lawyer. And no, it would be really foolish to sue her, and push her into court (ignoring someone is very easy).

The pregnancy should have been disclosed at the time of the divorce. The Court usually will not grant a divorce if the wife is pregnant until after the child is born in order to determine paternity. Don't know why this was not presented to the Court. In any event, if you are the father, you will be providing support. If an action is filed, do not try it on your own. Seek legal representation. I would let the mother make the first move.